Risk, issue & deliverable management Coming soon

dblCheck

The suite’s governance centre — track deliverables through to approved, log issues and drive corrective actions (CAPA), and assess risk on a consistent two-axis taxonomy across every app you run.

USD 19.00 / user / month14-day free trial

Standalone app on the shared dblSuite backbone

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dblCheck dashboard

What dblCheck is.

dblCheck is the governance layer of the suite, and it covers three registers. Deliverables track the work that has to land: owners, due and review dates, task breakdowns, and artifacts that carry revisions through a submit-and-approve workflow so there is never a question about which version was signed off, by whom, or when.

Issues drive corrective and preventive action (CAPA) through to closure, and risks are assessed on a consistent two-axis taxonomy — so risk means the same thing in every corner of the business. A deliverable that hits trouble can raise a risk or an issue directly, keeping the thread intact.

All three registers can be scoped to a whole entity or to individual programs, each with its own membership and auto-numbered references. And because risks and issues raised in any other app roll up here, dblCheck gives leadership one ranked, organisation-wide view of what needs attention.

What it does

Everything in one place.

  • Deliverables with owners, due dates and task breakdowns
  • Artifact revisions with a submit-and-approve workflow
  • Issue logging with CAPA workflow
  • Two-axis risk assessment taxonomy
  • Program- or entity-scoped registers with their own access
  • Cross-app risk & issue roll-up

Better together

How dblCheck links.

dblCheck works on its own — but its records link to the apps around it over the shared backbone. The app that owns a record stays its system of record; others simply reference it and resolve a live card on read, so nothing is copied and everything stays current.

dblCheck is joining the suite soon.

Turn on one app or assemble the suite — multi-entity from day one, no per-seat lock-in.