Compliance Summary
How are we doing overall?
Compare completion, pending work, overdue assignments, and document-level results.

From setup to acknowledgement
Follow a document from the Company Admin’s workspace to the employee’s completed acknowledgement, then see how reports bring the results together.
Follow all eight steps, or jump to what you need.
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01Company Admin · Dashboard
The dashboard brings your people, documents, and outstanding work together. See where attention is needed before opening individual records.
Compare acknowledged, pending, and overdue assignments in Compliance Overview.
Highest Risk Documents highlights overdue acknowledgements. Upcoming Due Dates shows what is approaching.
Use Document Performance to compare assignment volume and completion for individual documents.
An HR manager can identify the next follow-up without opening every employee record.
Explore the Help Center02Company Admin · People & organization
Build your employee list and organize it by department and location. That structure helps you find people and select the right audience later.
Enter employees individually or use Import CSV for a larger roster, within your account’s available capacity.
Maintain departments and locations, then connect employees to the right teams and sites.
Check invitation and account status alongside assignment progress. Follow up with people who still need to activate access.
A new starter is ready to receive the documents intended for their team and workplace.
Read the employee invitation guide03Company Admin · Documents & templates
Keep policies, procedures, handbooks, and other controlled documents in one library. Start from a template or create your own content.
Browse Templates by type or category. Use a template to create a document you can edit for your organization.
Set the document type and category, edit the content, and publish the version employees should receive.
Assignments point to a published version. An earlier acknowledgement does not mean someone has reviewed a later revision.
Your team receives the version you intended, with a record tied to that content.
Read the document version guide04Company Admin · Single assignments
Single Assignments guides you through four steps: Document, Audience, Recipients, and Review & Assign. You stay in control of the recipient list and due date.
Select a published document. Narrow recipients by role, department, location, or the date they were added.
Select the people who need the document and review who already has an assignment for that version.
Choose a due date and review the final summary. For repeat reviews, recurring acknowledgements use a fixed schedule from the assignment date.
Use this for a policy update, a targeted procedure, or a recurring review of an individual document.
Follow the single-assignment guide05Company Admin · Bulk assignments
Some work belongs together. In Bulk Assignments, create a Document Set for onboarding, a role, a location, or another repeatable rollout.
Name the set and select the published documents it should contain. A set can include up to 200 documents.
Choose the recipients and due date, then review the document versions. Versions already assigned or acknowledged are skipped.
Set Assignment History tracks each assignment run. Each employee still reads and acknowledges every document separately.
With assignment emails enabled, each person who has new work receives one summary email instead of an email for every document.
Explore the Document Sets guidePut it together
Save an onboarding set once, then use it for each new starter. Here is how the handoff works.
Choose the new employee, review the 50 published documents, and set a due date.
With assignment emails enabled, the employee receives one summary email for their new assignments.
Each document is read and acknowledged separately. Completed work remains available to reference.
See which documents are complete and which still need attention, with a record for every acknowledgement.
06Employee · Employee workspace
Employees arrive in My Documents, where assigned work and completed acknowledgements are available together. They can focus on their own documents and deadlines.
Review the progress summary and the Due and Status columns to decide what needs attention.
Search the assigned list or narrow it by document type, category, and acknowledgement status.
Choose View to read the document in the workspace. The viewer shows its version and assignment details.
Employees have one place to find their work, whether a document was assigned individually or as part of a set.
Explore employee help07Employee · Read & acknowledge
The acknowledgement belongs to a specific person and document version. Employees review the displayed content before confirming their acknowledgement.
Check the title and version, review the content, and ask your Company Admin about anything that needs clarification.
Use Acknowledge document after reviewing it. Wait for confirmation that the acknowledgement has been saved.
Completed items remain available in the assigned list. Reopen them to reference the document and see the completion date.
Completion is visible to the employee and available for Company Admin follow-up and reporting.
Find acknowledgement help08Company Admin · Reports & evidence
Use Reports for organization-wide analysis and Ack Details for individual acknowledgement history. Start with the question you need to answer, then narrow the results.
Review overall compliance, overdue work, departments, locations, trends, or evidence for a selected document version.
Use the filters available in each report to choose the date range, teams, documents, and statuses you need.
Export report results as CSV or PDF. Use the Evidence Summary for evidence packages, or Ack Details for a person’s acknowledgement history PDF.
Answer who acknowledged which version, what remains outstanding, and where follow-up is needed.
Read the acknowledgement history guideSix ways to see your progress
Each report puts a different part of your acknowledgement activity in focus.
How are we doing overall?
Compare completion, pending work, overdue assignments, and document-level results.
What needs follow-up now?
Find outstanding assignments past their due dates and see how long they have been overdue.
Which teams need attention?
Compare acknowledgement status and completion across departments.
How do our sites compare?
Review completion and outstanding work across company locations.
Are we improving over time?
Review historical patterns as recorded daily snapshots accumulate.
Who acknowledged this version?
Select a document and version to inspect acknowledgement records and generate an evidence package.
Before you get started
How setup, assignments, and support work in practice.
New companies start on Foundation. Follow the email invitation to activate your access, review the company setup, add your people, and prepare your first document. No credit card is required to start. Review the available plans when you need more capacity.
Yes. Add the documents to a reusable Document Set and assign the set through Bulk Assignments. With assignment emails enabled, each person with new work gets one summary email. They acknowledge each document individually, so completion remains traceable at the document level.
No. Assign a saved set when you need it, including when a new employee joins. Changes to a set affect future assignments. Existing assignments keep their original versions and due dates. Use Single Assignments for recurring acknowledgements on a fixed schedule.
It records that the employee acknowledged the assigned document version. It is not a knowledge test or a guarantee of understanding. Your organization should provide training and answer questions where needed.
Employees and Company Admins can use the Help Center and Support Tickets. For questions about what a company policy means, contact your Company Admin. AcknowledgePoint Support responds to tickets within one business day.
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