01Step 1 / 4
Collect the worker file
Worker identity, employer, assignment, country, site, and role context attached before checks begin.
Solutions / Compliance & legal
An incident happens. A regulator asks what was checked. The answer is in someone's inbox.
01Not in a system. Not in a file. In a thread of emails between three people, one of whom left the company in March.
02Reconstructing a compliance decision after the fact, proving what was checked, when, by whom, and on what evidence, is currently a manual archaeology project. It takes days. It has gaps. And those gaps are exactly where liability lives.
With Dockt
The audit trail builds itself during normal operations. Every check, every warning, every reviewer action, every status change, every timestamp, attached to the worker file as it happens. Not reconstructed later. Not assembled from screenshots. Already there.
When someone asks what was checked, the answer is: everything. Here it is. Export-ready.
How Dockt worksfor compliance teams.
The mechanism is the same for every team around the access decision. The context, evidence, risk, and reason stay attached to one worker file.
02Step 2 / 4
Map required evidence
Dockt checks what evidence is needed for the project, role, dates, and access decision.
03Step 3 / 4
Flag missing or risky items
Teams see what's ready, what needs review, and what blocks access until corrected.
04Step 4 / 4
Keep the reason attached
Source documents, timestamps, reviewer actions, and status changes stay connected to the decision.
Audit-ready by default.
Send us a sample audit request from your last review. We'll show you what a Dockt-backed answer looks like.