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Structuring Your Regulatory Tracking with Ealico

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Written by Jérémy Martinez
Updated this week

Introduction

Ealico allows you to go beyond simply entering data by structuring a rigorous, collaborative, and customized approach to your regulatory compliance tracking.

At this stage, you will learn how to fine-tune your setup, involve your team, and adapt the platform to your operational realities.

This guide walks you through the features that help you structure your tracking: managing responsibilities, inspection frequencies, equipment characteristics, voluntary inspections, and tracking by subsidiary.


Organize Responsibilities and Permissions

Assigning a person in charge for each equipment helps clarify roles and improve responsiveness. With permission management, you can also precisely control who can view, edit, or validate information.


Adapt the Platform to Your Operational Realities

You can shorten an inspection frequency if the risk justifies it, or add voluntary inspections for equipment that is not legally required but monitored internally.

You can also add custom characteristics to enrich the description of your items according to your own criteria.


Structure Your Multi-Entity Management

With subsidiary or internal scope management, you can filter, assign, and track your data more precisely.

This is particularly useful for multi-site organizations or when working with local managers.

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👉 Manage Subsidiaries


Prepare and Format Your Data

Use bulk actions to update multiple items at once (status, characteristics, responsible person, etc.). This speeds up both the initial structuring and occasional updates.


Need Help?

Feel free to consult other guides and articles in our Help Center or contact our support team via the integrated Ealico chat.

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