Compliance Frameworks
Adopt the compliance frameworks that apply to your organisation, manage them across groups and locations, and keep up with regulatory change.
By Taylor1 author7 articles
- Understanding compliance frameworksA framework in ReFresh is a regulatory or standards-based set of obligations, such as ISO 45003 or a state psychosocial code of practice. Because controls are shared across frameworks, activating…
- Available frameworks (by jurisdiction)ReFresh is built for psychosocial safety, and its framework catalogue is multi-jurisdiction: the international standard plus jurisdiction-specific codes across Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Singapore, and the United Kingdom.
- Activating a framework (and what happens next)Activating a framework links its obligations to your control register and shows you exactly what will change before you commit. You open the framework, preview the activation, and confirm, and…
- Working with multiple frameworksControls in ReFresh are shared across frameworks. A single control can satisfy obligations from many frameworks at once, so activating an additional framework rarely creates significant new work and mostly…
- Framework updates and status resetsWhen legislation, a code of practice, or a standard changes, ReFresh publishes an update to the affected framework and surfaces it on the Recent Updates tab. Breaking changes reset affected…
- Configuring frameworks per group or locationMulti-jurisdiction and multi-entity organisations scope jurisdiction-specific frameworks to the groups they apply to, while the organisation-level view rolls everything up into one picture. Scoping is set per group, not per…
- Framework rolesFrameworks often define the roles and responsibilities behind their obligations, such as a Compliance Officer or Health and Safety Representative. The Roles tab on the Frameworks page brings these together…