Quality & Evidence Report builder

Vedomia Quality & Evidence Report

Build your first Quality & Evidence Report.

Show how work is delivered, who owns each step, and what evidence exists or is missing. Get one clear report for your team, funders, auditors and the people you serve.

Show how work is delivered, who owns each step, and what evidence exists or is missing. Get one clear report for your team, funders, auditors and the people you serve.

What does one report give us?

Start in minutes. Your first reviewable draft includes:

  • One clear first draft to review with a funder, an auditor or a new colleague.
  • A list of the steps that leave no record — a common starting point in audit preparation.
  • The same process written three ways: for your team, for an audit, and for the person it is about.

Start the draft in minutes. Allow about 20–30 minutes to review it with someone who knows the work.

Your work becomes clear, consistent and ready to stand behind.

Choose one way to beginYou can correct every detail later.

Free No sign-up Three views included Take your time — no time limit

Your process · your evidence · your organisation stays in control

What should we map?
Built for the processes you have to be able to show: safeguarding, complaints, incidents, funder reporting, recruitment. We do not draw the relationship you have with the person you support. That is not a process, and it should not be drawn as one. The relationship is usually the good part. What lets people down is what happens between the conversations — the referral that sat unopened, the assessment they had to repeat, the silence where nobody told them anything. That is the part this maps.

One model · three clear views

Make the quality of your organisation visible.

For your teamWho does what. What happens next.
For funders and auditorsWhat was decided. What proves it.
For the people you serveWhat to expect. Who to ask.
Solutions

Ways to work together.

Every paid engagement begins with a free demo.

Start here · free

Draw one of your processes.

Free

Free, right in your browser. Three views and a report-readiness review are included. Want to keep the process alive — and the seven-file Quality & Evidence Pack whenever you need it? The Vedomia Workspace is €99 a year.

Step 1 · see the whole picture

One critical area of your organisation on one page.

€450 one-off

One focused 90-minute working session with your management team. We connect one service area or up to three priority processes, name the ownership gaps and agree the next review actions. If the delivered starting structure is not useful, tell us within 7 days: you will not be charged, or we will refund you if already paid.

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Free 15-minute product demo first · you only pay if you decide to go ahead.

Step 2 · build the system

Every process you run — transparent as never before.

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We split your processes into core and supporting. We write each one out: who owns it, what it produces, what record it leaves. Then your team, your auditors and funders, and the people you serve all read from the same connected source. Scope and timetable are agreed after the demo.

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Free 15-minute product demo first · you only pay if you decide to go ahead.

Vedomia supports organisational visibility, evidence readiness, funder reporting, audit preparation and FOI readiness where applicable. The tools on this site are free to use and run in your browser. The paid work is done with your people, and what you get are documents you own and keep — not a licence, a subscription, or a system to log into. Vedomia does not provide legal advice and does not certify regulatory compliance.

Why this map holds up

The detail is here when you want it — not in front of the work.

Better than asking a chatbot

A chatbot can draw a plausible diagram. Vedomia works differently: your process becomes structured facts, each with a source or a confirmation status. Fixed rules then show the same facts three ways — for the person, the team, and reviewers. Open points remain visible until your organisation resolves them. The result is a reviewable starting point, ready for your own approval process.

AI use is always marked

Any map whose data an AI helped draft carries a label saying so — on screen and in print. Every fact keeps a record of where it came from. Nothing becomes a confirmed fact about your organisation until you confirm it. We disclose AI use because people should be able to understand how information about a system was produced. It is our own practice, not a certification or legal assessment.

Usable when reading is hard

We design towards WCAG 2.1 AA and cognitive-accessibility guidance: short sentences, one idea per step, a predictable order, keyboard support, and no meaning carried by colour alone. The ‘For the people’ view exists for the same reason. Accessibility remains part of every release review; this statement is not a certification of conformance.

Built on process-quality principles

Every map records inputs, outputs, owners, evidence and review points. These are selected process and documented-information practices aligned with ISO 9001:2015 — not an audit, certification or assessment of conformity.

Free · No account · The Vedomia Workspace (€99 a year, report pack included) is there when you need it.

What happens to your data

While you edit, the working copy stays in this browser. Information leaves your device only when you choose AI assistance, create a share link, or request a generated report. Each action explains what is sent before you continue.

If you choose automated help, your text is used once to draft the map. Vedomia does not keep the file or its text.

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How it works, in three moves

1 · Describe the real work and add a policy or other source if you have one. 2 · Vedomia drafts the steps, roles, records and open questions, while keeping source material separate from what your team confirms. 3 · Your team reviews the draft. The same shared process then becomes three audience views, a printable draft and an optional editable Word report. Only your organisation can approve the final version.

  • 30 maps ready to open
  • Three views: people, team, audit
  • Works without an account
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Programme overview

Before mapping your internal process, here is how this programme is structured at national and European level — and where your organisation sits in the chain.

Current report

Purpose

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One source overview. Three audience views.Each PNG includes your organisation, date and purpose — plus Created by VEDOMIA.

PNG maps

Reports

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The process stays the same. Only the language and detail change for the audience.

€99 a year — your Workspace for this process, reports included

Fast reports on what you do and how you do it — from one living map.

  • Your process, alive — edit it whenever the work changes; every report is written from the version you have today.
  • Reports in minutes, not weeks — seven editable Word files: quality, data protection, team training, people's guide, funder evidence, charity regulator, pack index.
  • One map, three audiences — your team, the people you serve, and your funders or auditors each get their own view and their own report.
  • Show, don't argue — a verifier link for your funder or LCDC, a printable card with QR for the people you serve, figures with their source.

What it is: a private Workspace for 12 months with seven editable Word reports, built from the exact process version you reviewed; open points stay visible until your team resolves them. What it is not: a statutory filing, certification, legal advice, independent verification or auditor approval.

14 days, full refund, no questions — one email.

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Method references

VEDOMIA Quality & Evidence Framework · method version 1.0 · reviewed September 2026

These references inform the VEDOMIA method. They do not make a template an official standard or replace the current programme document.