ISO 9001
ISO 9001, supported — not promised.
easo doesn't certify you — an accredited body does. But easo supports the documented-information and record duties of ISO 9001:2015 where they arise in daily work, and produces the evidence an audit wants to see.
How easo maps to the standard
easo ships a model of the ISO 9001:2015 requirements. From it comes an honest readiness score — only released documents count, nothing can be gamed. Each requirement has a template in your language (easo's own wording, never the ISO text) and the missing document in one click.
Document control (cl. 7.5)
The core of easo: draft → review → signed release, immutable versions, supersession and controlled retirement with a signed reason (7.5.3).
Management review (cl. 9.3)
A forced module: due date derived, a guided walk-through, a signed record.
Internal audit (cl. 9.2)
An audit programme of planned and conducted audits — coverage becomes visible.
Corrective action / CAPA (cl. 10.2)
Nonconformities and actions to closure — closable only with verified effectiveness.
Context & QMS scope (cl. 4)
A process landscape derived from your documents — never hand-kept.
Leadership & quality policy (cl. 5.2)
Template-backed, clause-linked, a living document instead of a PDF in a folder.
Evidence for your audit
Each topic comes with a PDF/A for the audit file — carrying a proper controlled-document header and a verification annex, exactly as easo keeps its own. For companies audited by their customers, who need evidence about the software they use.
And the 2026 revision?
ISO 9001 is being revised — publication is expected in September 2026, with a three-year transition period. What's likely to change, what stays the same and how to prepare now is on our page ISO 9001:2026 — what's coming.
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