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Policy Management
Policy Lifecycle Management. For People.
Version-controlled policies, distribution your staff actually open, and attestations that hold up — whether it's an auditor, a licensing board, or the funder who signs your check.
Built for the policy lifecycle.
Draft it, distribute it, prove it. One system, start to finish — not a stack of tools stitched together.
Native to where people work.
Slack, MCP, ChatGPT, Claude. Answers without a portal.
Built to be opened.
Distribution and attestations staff actually participate in, not just receive.
Policies Only Work When People Can Find Them
Policies end up in a shared drive folder nobody opens unless they're forced to. An email goes out when something changes. Most people don't read it — they're busy, and "policy update" reads like spam. The procedure stays stale until someone needs it and finds out the hard way.
PolicyCo keeps every policy version-controlled and every procedure linked to the policy it implements, organized by department, so the people who need it can find it — and the people maintaining it actually know who's seen what.
| Old way | PolicyCo |
|---|---|
| Static PDFs buried in a shared drive | Version-controlled, always current |
| Email blasts nobody opens | Distribution by department and role |
| "I think that's the latest version" | Always the current edition |
| No way to know what changed or when | Full document history — every past version, always there |
Old way
Static PDFs buried in a shared drive
PolicyCo
Version-controlled, always current
Old way
Email blasts nobody opens
PolicyCo
Distribution by department and role
Old way
"I think that's the latest version"
PolicyCo
Always the current edition
Old way
No way to know what changed or when
PolicyCo
Full document history — every past version, always there
From First Draft to Final Approval, in One Place
PolicyCo brings drafting, review, and approval into one clear workflow inside a single document. Comments attach directly to the language they're about. Every edit becomes part of the same version history that tracks the policy for life — no separate "track changes" file, no mystery about what the third draft actually said. Role-based access means the right people are in the review, and nobody outside their department is weighing in on policies that aren't theirs.
Sent. Seen. Signed. Provable.
An email goes out. Nobody can say for sure who actually read it, or whether anyone signed off.
PolicyCo distributes policies and procedures to the people who need them — by department, by role — and tracks who's seen what, and who hasn't. Attestations are captured directly in the platform, with a full audit trail behind every signature — proof when a licensing board, a funder, or an auditor asks for it, and a clear picture of adherence before they do.
Policy Questions, Answered Where You Already Are
Nobody opens the policy portal until they're forced to.
PolicyCo answers policy questions directly in Slack, through ChatGPT or Claude, or via MCP for any AI agent your team already runs — no separate login, no hunting through folders. Ask "how many PTO days do I get" and get the current answer, sourced from the policies and procedures themselves, not whatever someone half-remembers from last year.
Trusted by Organizations That Can't Afford to Guess
Managing policies and procedures across 11 programs, with state licensing and federal funding requirements behind every one of them.
HIPAA and HITRUST compliance, with information security policies and procedures managed end-to-end.
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