Software for EHS legislation and compliance

The software will enable users to cut down the time, effort and cost in finding, translating and interpreting global compliance obligations, ensuring legal and regulatory compliance across the entire organisation.

Chrissi Jackson, Product Manager for Q-Pulse Law, said: “By breaking down legislation into actionable and understandable checklists, Q-Pulse Law allows users to spend more time assessing and ensuring compliance across all activities and locations.

“The software will help businesses understand compliance better, meet legal and compliance requirements more easily than before and become audit-ready by identifying gaps in their overall compliance profile.”

According to a recent report by Verdantix, an independent research and consulting firm with expertise in environment, health, safety, quality and operational excellence technologies, the global EHS market is currently valued at around $1.2bn but expected to grow to $1.9m by 2024.

Q-Pulse Law marks Ideagen’s first strategic move into the global EHS market, and offers four integrated levels of legislation and compliance information to help organisations comply with local and global EHS law and compliance. 

Jackson added: “Q-Pulse Law will ensure that organisations can reduce the time spent on reviewing often complex legislation documentation and, at the same time, highlight any actions required to close any legal and compliance gaps.

“It is a single system for global and local EHS legislation and compliance content, enabling consistent and efficient, global reporting.”