What you get
A working register, not a print of the website.
- One row per provision, with the citation, the part and the status
- The requirement in plain English, written from the operative text
- The evidence artefacts a NATA assessor commonly samples and the question that follows
- The common gaps and the preparation steps
- Owner, status, due date and evidence pointer columns to fill in
- The dated plan and the party map
- PDF for the meeting, CSV for the system, XLSX for the register
Checking your session
We are checking the Stripe session before we show the links.
One hop to Stripe Checkout. The return page checks the paid session and gives you the three download links. No account.
The specimen is public
See the layout and the columns before you buy. The specimen is labelled and carries sample rows only. Open the specimen.
What it does not do
It does not quote the standards, decide your transition, or replace your accreditation body's rules. It does not create a certificate or an approval.
Who it is for
The quality or accreditation lead of a pathology laboratory, or the provider-risk analyst at an insurer, who has to show a complete, dated record and cannot afford to rebuild the evidence map from a PDF.
Not legal advice; does not certify. The kit is a working record. The dates are the ones in the instrument, not estimates.