360° Compliance Map™

Cross-Module Relationships · Dependency Chains · Coverage Gaps · Change Impact

See how every record in your quality system connects to everything else — not as a report, but as a live, navigable map. When a document changes, see everything it governs. When a deviation opens, trace every record it touches. When an auditor arrives, pull the complete record chain for any process in minutes rather than days. The 360° Compliance Map™ is the structural view of your quality system that every QA leader needs and almost none have ever had.

Every connection, visible

Documents linked to training. Deviations linked to CAPAs. Equipment linked to calibration and SOPs. Suppliers linked to audit findings and quality events. Every relationship your quality system depends on — mapped, live, and navigable from any record in the system.

Gaps that show up before inspectors find them

Processes without governing documents. Deviations without root cause. Regulatory requirements without mapped controls. The Compliance Map surfaces structural gaps in your quality system as unlinked nodes — visible before an auditor finds them by pulling individual records one at a time.

Change impact in minutes, not days

Before a document is revised or a supplier is changed, the Compliance Map shows every downstream dependency — every training record, every audit checklist, every risk assumption, every CAPA that references what's changing. Change control teams see the full picture before they approve, not after they create unexpected gaps.

Connections are automatic

The map builds itself.

The 360° Compliance Map™ builds itself from the linkages created throughout the quality system — every CAPA initiation from a deviation, every training assignment from a document revision, every equipment lock from a calibration failure.

Visual relationship mapping across all modules
Auto-linkage from workflows, not manual tagging
Surface impact before change or closure
Identify records missing expected connections
CAPA-491 · Linked records Full network view
SRC
DEV-2840 · Bioburden OOS · source event
DIRECTLY LINKED
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DOC
SOP-211 v3.2 · revised as corrective action
TRAINING TRIGGERED
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EQ
EQ-0421 · sterile fill line · root-cause asset
CC-118 ATTACHED
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RISK
Risk #044 · bioburden category · updated
RESIDUAL: LOW
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User opens CAPA-491 · 360° Map view
Visual graph rendered
Source · documents · training · equipment · risk
Every link visible
Gap: 1 supplier record not linked
Surfaced for review
Linked manually · map complete
Audit-ready record set
Visible before impact

See what changes before they're made.

Quality teams use the Compliance Map before initiating a change or closing a CAPA — to see what downstream records will be affected and ensure no connection is missed.

Impact assessment view before change initiation
Pre-closure scope check on CAPAs and deviations
Gap identification for missing expected linkages
Investigation support across full record network
Connected modules

The Compliance Map spans every module.

Every record in Kintavo — Core Quality, Operations, Platform Intelligence — appears in the 360° Compliance Map™.

CAPA
Deviations
Documents
Training
Equipment
Suppliers

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FAQ Questions & Answers

Q: What is the 360° Compliance Map™?
The 360° Compliance Map™ is Kintavo's cross-module relationship visualization — a live map of how every record in your quality system connects to everything else. It shows which documents govern which processes, which deviations triggered which CAPAs, which equipment is referenced in which SOPs, which suppliers are linked to which quality events, and how a change in one part of the system creates downstream dependencies everywhere else. It is not a reporting dashboard — it is a navigable view of your quality system's actual structure.

Q: How is the 360° Compliance Map™ different from a standard dashboard or report?
A dashboard shows metrics — counts, statuses, trend lines. The 360° Compliance Map™ shows relationships. It answers questions like: if this SOP is revised, what else changes? If this equipment fails, which processes are affected? If this supplier is disqualified, what CAPAs are already open against them? These are structural questions about how your quality system hangs together — and they cannot be answered by a report that summarizes individual records in isolation.

Q: What kinds of relationships does the Compliance Map visualize?
The Compliance Map surfaces relationships across all modules — document-to-training linkages, deviation-to-CAPA chains, equipment-to-calibration dependencies, supplier-to-audit histories, risk-to-mitigation connections, CAPA-to-effectiveness verification chains, and regulatory standard-to-record coverage. Any relationship that exists between records in Kintavo is navigable in the map. You can start from any record — a specific SOP, a deviation, an audit finding — and trace its connections in any direction.

Q: How does the Compliance Map help during inspection preparation?
The 360° Compliance Map™ allows quality teams to trace the complete record chain for any process, product, or regulatory requirement before an inspector asks for it. If an auditor asks about a specific process area, the map shows every governing document, every deviation ever recorded in that area, every CAPA initiated, every training record, and every audit finding — in a single navigable view. Preparation that used to take days of manual record pulling takes minutes when the relationships are already mapped and live.

Q: Can the Compliance Map show where coverage gaps exist?
Yes. The 360° Compliance Map™ can surface areas of your quality system where expected relationships are missing — processes without governing documents, equipment without linked calibration records, deviations without root cause documentation, regulatory requirements without mapped controls. These gaps appear in the map as unlinked nodes, giving quality leaders a structural view of where the quality system is incomplete before an auditor finds it by pulling individual records.

Q: How does the Compliance Map support change impact assessment?
When a change is proposed — a document revision, a process modification, an equipment replacement, a supplier change — the 360° Compliance Map™ shows every record that depends on what is changing. A revised SOP surfaces every training record it governs, every deviation that has referenced it, every audit checklist that cites it, and every risk record that assumes it is in place. This gives change control teams a complete picture of downstream impact before a change is approved rather than after it creates unexpected gaps.

Q: Can the Compliance Map show regulatory standard coverage?
Yes. The 360° Compliance Map™ can be configured to map your quality records against the regulatory frameworks you operate under — 21 CFR Parts, ISO standards, CAP checklists, AABB standards, and others. This creates a live coverage view showing which requirements have controlled records mapped to them and which requirements have gaps or rely on documents that are overdue for review. This is particularly valuable for accreditation preparation and for organizations managing multiple overlapping regulatory frameworks simultaneously.

Q: How does the Compliance Map connect to AI Smart Assist™?
The 360° Compliance Map™ and AI Smart Assist™ work together as Kintavo's intelligence layer. The Compliance Map provides the structural view of how records relate to each other. AI Smart Assist™ analyzes those relationships to surface gaps, flag risks, and generate insights. When the AI detects that a deviation should have triggered a CAPA but didn't, or that a document revision created untrained users downstream, it is reading the same relationship graph that the Compliance Map visualizes — making the insight navigable, not just a notification.

Q: Is the Compliance Map available to all users or only QA leadership?
The 360° Compliance Map™ is configurable by role. QA leadership and quality managers typically have full access to the complete map across all modules and all sites. Department heads can be given a scoped view showing only the records and relationships relevant to their area. Auditors can be given read-only access to specific record chains for inspection purposes. Role-based visibility in the map mirrors the permissions model of the rest of the Kintavo platform.

Q: What does implementation look like for the 360° Compliance Map™?
The 360° Compliance Map™ is included in the Kintavo platform and builds automatically as records are created and linked across modules — there is no separate implementation track. The map becomes more complete and more useful as your quality data populates the system. Your implementation lead will configure the regulatory framework mappings relevant to your organization and walk your team through how to use the map for inspection preparation and change impact assessment as part of the standard onboarding process.

Your quality system is only as strong as the relationships between its records — and most quality teams can't see those relationships until something breaks.

A document gets revised. Nobody notices that three other SOPs reference the changed section. A supplier gets disqualified. Nobody traces the open CAPAs that assumed that supplier's continued qualification. An audit finding gets closed. Nobody checks whether the CAPA it triggered actually addressed the root cause or just closed the paperwork. These aren't failures of effort — they're failures of visibility. The relationships exist. Nobody has a way to see them all at once.

Kintavo's 360° Compliance Map™ gives quality leaders the structural view of their quality system that has never existed before in a regulated environment. Every record linked to every record it depends on. Every regulatory requirement mapped to the controls that satisfy it. Every change impact visible before a change is approved. And every gap in coverage surfaced as a navigable node in the map — not discovered by an auditor working through your records one by one.