What Information Do We Need to Get Started?
An overview of the information we request during onboarding and why it’s needed.
What Information Do We Need to Get Started?
To properly set up your compliance program, we collect a small amount of information during onboarding. This allows us to configure your account, publish policies, assign training, and ensure your program aligns with regulatory requirements.
We’ll guide you through each step and explain exactly what’s required.
Initial Information We Request
Employee Roster
Early in the onboarding process, our Implementation Team will send an employee roster form.
This typically includes:
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Employee name
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Date of birth
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Job title
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Hire date
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Work location
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Supervisor or reporting structure
This information is used to:
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Create employee profiles
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Assign appropriate training
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Track compliance tasks and documentation
Organizational Details
We may also request basic information such as:
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Practice or organization name
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Locations and states of operation
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Key contacts for compliance or administration
This ensures your account settings and compliance requirements are configured correctly.
Policy Review & Customization Information
During the policy publishing phase, your Compliance Consultant may ask for:
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Confirmation of organization-specific details (e.g., titles, locations, workflows)
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Review and approval of customized policies before publication
This step ensures policies are accurate, current, and aligned with how your organization operates—while still meeting regulatory requirements.
Information for Additional Services (If Applicable)
Depending on the services included in your program, we may also request:
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Vendor or Business Associate information (for BAA management)
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Safety or hazard details (for OSHA compliance tools)
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Training preferences or schedules
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Documentation for optional services such as credential management or background checks
We only request information relevant to the services in your agreement.
Why This Information Matters
Providing complete and accurate information helps:
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Prevent delays during implementation
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Ensure training and policies are assigned correctly
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Support audit readiness and documentation accuracy
Incomplete or inaccurate information may extend timelines or require follow-up.
If You Don’t Have Everything Right Away
That’s common — and okay.
Our team will:
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Tell you what’s required vs. optional
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Help you prioritize what’s needed first
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Work with you to fill gaps where possible
Implementation timelines are highly dependent on client participation, but we support you throughout the process.
What Happens After Information Is Submitted?
Once the required information is received:
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Policies are reviewed and published
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Training and compliance tasks are assigned
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Additional services are onboarded
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You’re transitioned to your dedicated support team
Initial phases can often be completed in 2–3 weeks, with full implementation taking up to three months, depending on complexity and responsiveness.
Questions about what to provide or where to start?
Chat with us or reach out to your Implementation Team.
Last reviewed: January 2026