Who does what, and who signs.
Sentinel does not sign work built on expertise it does not hold. The specialist signs under their own professional designation and their own insurance.
You choose how a specialist is engaged.
The right arrangement depends on the work and on how you prefer to contract.
| Arrangement | Who you contract with | Who signs the work |
|---|---|---|
| Authored | Sentinel | A qualified Sentinel professional, for work Sentinel is qualified to produce, under their own designation |
| Managed | Sentinel, which coordinates the specialist for you | The specialist, under their own designation and insurance |
| Introduced | The specialist, directly | The specialist, under their own designation and insurance |
How documents are produced and controlled.
Built from sources
Programs and standards are built from the sources that govern them. Regulatory content is checked against the source document before it appears in a deliverable.
Experienced people, assisted by AI
Experienced professionals lead the work and use AI tools to draft, compare and check. A named person is accountable for every document, and someone other than the author reviews it before issue.
One format per document family
Each document family has one locked format, style and numbering scheme, so documents read the same way across an engagement.
Versioned and verified
Every controlled document has a version history, and the issued version is verified against the approved one.
Tell us what you are responsible for.
A short description is enough. If you need an NDA before you share detail, say so in your message.