Intelligent compliance, without the hire. Naq reads your policies, maps your controls and flags what is slipping, so you are ready whenever a buyer or auditor asks.



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Your dashboard shows how many controls are in place and what still needs work. Next up picks out the three things that most need you, and your to-do list collects approvals, reviews and expiries in priority order. Items clear themselves once the work is done.
Choose the frameworks you are measured against and the scope each one covers. One control meets requirements in several frameworks, so the work is done once. Evidence checks run on a schedule, and a control drops back to needs review when its evidence expires.
Start from a template already mapped to your frameworks. Your organisation’s details fill in, you submit it for approval, and the approved version goes to everyone who must read and acknowledge it. Naq reopens it on its review date.
Register staff, teams and named roles such as Data Protection Officer. Assign courses that expire and prompt a retake. Every device has a custodian and a status from purchase to disposal, and each record counts as evidence for your controls.
Track suppliers and who has access to each one. Score every risk before and after treatment and set its review date. Log incidents with what happened, then follow each corrective action through to closed.
Ask a question and Naq Assistant looks up your own records before it answers. It suggests which controls a policy supports and drafts DPIAs from your workspace. It only works when someone asks, and nothing is applied until a person approves it.
Choose which controls, documents and FAQs appear on your public page. A control shows as in place only while it is implemented. Buyers request restricted documents and you approve each request.
Most companies selling into regulated buyers need a compliance manager before they can justify hiring one. Naq takes on the job from the week you sign up, and every decision still goes to the right person on your team to approve.
Nothing is written to your compliance record without a person approving it. Every suggestion is reviewed, confirmed by a named team member and timestamped, so your audit trail stays yours.
Your first framework builds the foundations for the rest.

The Data Security and Protection Toolkit every NHS supplier publishes against each year. Naq keeps the standards met between submissions.

The assessment criteria for any digital product entering the NHS. Version 2 went live in February 2026; Naq holds the current form complete.

The clinical safety standard for health IT manufacturers. Hazard log and safety case in one record, flagged for CSO sign-off on every change.

The information security standard enterprise procurement asks for first. Ready for every surveillance audit, not just the first one.

Quality management, built on the controls you already hold for 27001. Shared clauses count once.

The NCSC baseline for UK public-sector contracts. Renewed before it expires, with Plus when the buyer asks.

A living Article 30 record, DPIAs drafted from it, and a DSAR register your Assistant can answer from.

The security report US enterprise buyers ask for. Naq keeps the controls running and the evidence ready for the CPA firm that signs it.

The US rules for protecting patient health data, binding on suppliers to American providers and insurers. Naq keeps your safeguards documented and evidenced.
Some decisions need a person with their name on them: a Clinical Safety Officer signing off a hazard log, a DPO reviewing a transfer clause. Whoever holds the role signs off inside your Naq record, so every decision stays in the audit trail.
Invite your in-house or outsourced specialist as a user and assign them the named role. Naq routes the reviews and approvals that need them, and their sign-off is recorded against the record.
Naq partners with specialist firms who take on the named role for you. Meet them before you commit. They work inside your Naq workspace, alongside your team.

“Maintaining and demonstrating our credentials in the past has been onerous. The Naq platform makes the whole process remarkably seamless.”
Dr Taz Aldawoud, Founder & CEO, Doc Abode
“Naq has been instrumental in obtaining ISO 27001 certification and shortening our sales cycle by easily demonstrating our compliance to enterprise customers.”
Arnold Bouwman, Co-founder, Vormats
“Naq helped us complete our Cyber Essentials and DSPT toolkit applications. I already know next year’s DSPT Toolkit will be easy with Naq.”
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NHS England introduced an updated Digital Technology Assessment Criteria form on 24 February 2026. Manufacturers and NHS organisations must transition to DTAC version 2 before 6 April 2026, when the previous version will no longer be accepted.
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