The connected workflow
One claim.
A complete connected record.
Bring wording, supporting evidence, review context and decisions into one workflow, from the first draft to the record your team shares.
The platform, in practice
Every step connected.
Nothing lost in the handover.
Follow one claim from its first draft to its supporting record. Explore the workflow your teams can share.
Start with the exact words.
Capture a claim once. Give it an owner, a product, a market and a place to live.
Your claims, in one place.
A shared view of what you say and what supports it.
Version 1. In review.
On this page
Claims Register
Start with the exact statement. Keep its owner, product, channel and intended markets in a shared register so the team can distinguish a draft from the version considered for publication.
- Structured wording and intended-use context
- Source relationships and review state beside the claim
- Version history that distinguishes a changed statement from an earlier decision
Evidence Management
Link supporting sources to the statements they are relevant to. A useful record explains the document’s scope, period and limitations, making clear what a supplier declaration, composition report or artwork actually establishes.
- Evidence-to-claim relationships and source versions
- Recorded validity and review dates
- Supporting information assembled for the next reviewer or verification process
Review & Approvals
Bring marketing, sustainability and legal contributions into the same review. Keep unanswered questions visible, record the reasoning behind changes and tie each decision to the wording and publication conditions considered.
- Defined review responsibilities and handovers
- Scope clarification with original and revised wording
- Decisions, conditions and exports that retain the review context
Regulatory Intelligence
Give reviewers a route to relevant market sources. EU, UK, US and DACH context needs to stay distinguishable; a decision about one market should not silently become a decision for every other use.
- Source names, jurisdictions and document types
- Risk-analysis questions grounded in evidence scope and market context
- Discuss maintained monitoring, alerting and your review priorities in a walkthrough
Governance Codex
Keep organisational commitments and the claims made about them connected. Distinguish future targets from achieved results and record the baseline, timeframe and supporting progress information relevant to the statement.
- Sustainability commitments and their relationship to active wording
- Ownership of internal governance standards
- A reviewable basis for spotting gaps between a target and a published claim
Integrations / API
Start with the systems your team already uses. Discuss evidence references in document management tools, review handovers in Microsoft 365 and Agent API requirements as part of scoping an engagement.
- SharePoint and document-linking requirements
- Teams, Outlook and agent-assisted workflow discovery
- API permissions, audit requirements and supported rollout scope to be confirmed for your engagement
The public example demonstrates record relationships. It does not connect to your systems or run automated legal analysis. Ask about the current availability and scope of any integration or risk-analysis capability you need.
Designed around responsibility
A shared record.
A distinct role for every team.
Can we begin with a defined group of claims?
Yes. Use the walkthrough to identify a business unit, product group and intended markets, then discuss the review responsibilities and sources needed for that starting scope.
What source documents should we consider?
Start with what supports the actual statement: supplier declarations, material specifications, technical reports and the artwork or page being reviewed. Each document’s scope and limitations remain important.
Who makes the publication decision?
Your organisation retains responsibility. Verdanox connects the evidence, context and review history used by the people making that decision.
Put your next claim on record
Bring a claim.
See the whole picture.
Explore how its wording, evidence and approvals could work together in Verdanox.
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