No need for compliance to block your NHS contracts
Assuric provides an automated path to full compliance with the standards you need, scoped directly from your product.

Assuric handles the compliance legwork, so you can get back to building.

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Benefits
Assuric provides an automated path to full compliance with the standards you need, scoped directly from your product.

Agentic workflows come with built-in policy templates, risk management workflows and supplier management, so the paperwork is done for you.

We have 100% success across all customers, having never failed an audit. The platform shows you what to do and how to evidence it.

Map a control once and it satisfies every standard that asks for it. When you move from first pilot to portfolio, nothing gets re-papered.

ISO 13485, IEC 62304 and UK MDR arrive pre-mapped to the controls you already evidence. Turn one on when the deal needs it.

Features
A platform built to take compliance off your plate, not add to it.
Frameworks
Use intelligent automation to map overlapping framework requirements, reuse evidence and simplify compliance across multiple frameworks.
Usually, yes. Most NHS organisations ask for an NHS DTAC assessment before a pilot goes live. DTAC covers clinical safety (DCB0129), data protection (DSPT and UK GDPR), technical security (Cyber Essentials), interoperability and usability, and some buyers will also ask about ISO 27001. Assuric scopes exactly which standards apply to your product and the organisations you are selling to, so your startup only does the compliance work that is needed.
If it’s a priority, you can be DTAC ready in under four weeks with Assuric. The platform drafts your policies, hazard log and clinical safety case from your product context, maps your evidence to each DTAC section, and our team reviews it with you before you submit. Without compliance software or specialist support, the same work typically takes months, and often stalls an NHS deal while it happens.
Yes, if your software is used in NHS care. DCB0129 requires manufacturers to have a named, suitably qualified Clinical Safety Officer (CSO), and most early-stage teams do not have one in-house. Our fractional CSO service gives you an experienced CSO who works inside your Assuric workspace, creates and signs off your DCB0129 deliverables, and supports you with clinical incidents and NHS questions as they come up.
Assuric offers startup-friendly pricing and terms, because we know cash and time are tight before your first contracts land. Most early-stage teams start on our Focus plan with one framework, such as DTAC or DSPT, then add more frameworks as their customers ask for them, without starting again. See our plans.
Not usually. Many healthtech startups begin with Cyber Essentials and DSPT, which most NHS buyers ask for first, then work towards ISO 27001 when larger customers or international deals require it. Because Assuric maps each control once across every framework, the policies and evidence you already have count towards ISO 27001 certification, so nothing has to be redone.
Plenty of digital health products become software as a medical device (SaMD) as their features grow. ISO 13485, IEC 62304 and UK MDR are pre-mapped to the controls you already evidence in Assuric, so you can turn them on when you need them rather than rebuilding your quality management system. Our team can also help you work out your device classification and what it means for your route to market.
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