Keep up with the latest news, updates and views from the team here at PolicyCo.
New feature
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January 30, 2021
Author: Bill Butler
Policies and Procedures commonly need to reference other areas of policies. A great deal of planning went into this feature. Standard hyperlinks are inadequate because it’s not possible to view the information behind the link without navigating to it.
New feature
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January 30, 2021
Author: Bill Butler
For those of you who are following the latest HITRUST 9.4 guidlelines, we recently added them to the our HITRUST library. PolicyCo makes it easy for you to migrate to new versions of HITRUST without disrupting your existing mappings.
Marketing
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January 09, 2021
Author: Bill Butler
Technological improvement is based on a survival of the fittest framework. As it turns out, the agile framework is a pretty good approximation for emulating evolution. Agile purposefully injects iterations in 2 to 6 week periods. This is enough time to do some quality work but not enough time to get mired in endless decision making. This is, in effect, an unstoppable agent of change for better and also, for worse. The underlying beauty of it is that if the change failed or was sub-par, a newly proposed solution is just a few weeks away.
New feature
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January 04, 2021
Author: Bill Butler
We’re excited to announce our newest feature, Inline Images. Yes, most platforms already allow users to place images into their narrative, but this is something we de-prioritized while working on other key functions.
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November 19, 2020
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So much has happened since our last announcement. It’s incredible that a year has passed. I think we all can agree that 2020 has been a strange one with a surprise almost every month.
If this year taught us anything, it’s that when things change, we’ve got to keep up. Remote workers need new Policies and Procedures in a timely manner to keep things moving. Read on to learn more.
Marketing
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January 30, 2020
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At PolicyCo, Articles are the building blocks of every document. Each Article has a name, sequence number, an author, related controls (more about that later), attachments, and, most importantly, content.
How-to
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January 22, 2020
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In our “Quick Overview of PolicyCo” article, we discussed how we think about Articles as the most basic units of content within a policy.
Marketing
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January 17, 2020
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Writing and reading employee handbooks can be tedious, so it isn’t surprising that many small businesses skip over them entirely. When your team is small, it may seem easier to talk about ideas, policies, and procedures as they come up in an ad-hoc way.
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October 11, 2019
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It has been another busy week here at PolicyCo.
This week the team has been focused on making updates to the dashboard, article editor, and some work under the hood. Here’s a quick look at what’s gotten some attention this week.
Marketing
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October 04, 2019
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Welcome to the first edition of our PolicyCo Weekly Update.
We are excited about the progress that we’ve been making over the past several months at PolicyCo.
Marketing
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August 12, 2019
Author: Bill Butler
One of the more challenging aspects of creating policies for an organization is deciding on which categories to begin with. Maintaining 40-60 policies can overcomplicate an already complicated process.
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August 01, 2019
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After 9 months of planning and development, the first phase of PolicyCo is in production. All customers get a 30 day free trial. Baseline features include: