PolicyReceiptThe right version
Publish a new document version without losing the policy that was in effect before it.
DOCUMENT → VERSION → PERSON → RECORD
Sent is not
acknowledged.
Put a clear record behind every policy. Assign the right version, see who still needs to respond, and keep the acknowledgement with the document.
Simple setup · Built for small organizations
FOLLOW UP ON THE RIGHT REVISION Sample data
Who still needs the latest policy?
Review five sample records. Separate older acknowledgements from missing records, then build a follow-up list you can select and copy.
Information security policy · Version 2
Choose a record status for every sample person. Only version 2 counts toward this revision. “Not required” removes a person from the total; confirm your policy’s scope.
- Older revision · request version 2
- Sam · Programs
- No record · verify before requesting
- Morgan · People
Interactive concept with fictional people and records. No policy uploads, signatures, reminders or stored receipts. Changes reset on reload. This list is not proof of compliance.
Policy & SOP acknowledgement
For operations teams, people managers, and the people keeping procedures current.
LESS ADMIN. A CLEARER DAY.
Close the loop on every policy.
A simpler way to work with PolicyReceipt.
The right audience
Assign by role or department, schedule recurring acknowledgements, and organize onboarding packets.
A clear record
Keep the person, document version, and timestamp together. Export a report when you need the history.
ROOM FOR YOUR WHOLE ORGANIZATION
Clear records. Simple pricing.
An organization-level price, so inviting the next person doesn’t become a budget decision.
ONE ORGANIZATION. ONE PRICE.
$19per organization / month. Every person included.
- Unlimited users
- Exportable records
- One price for your organization
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you
put your name down.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Know who acknowledged which version.
Tell us how you distribute policy updates and keep acknowledgment records for your team.
No card required No commitment A real conversation