Policies library
Every document owned, reviewed and kept current.
Policies, procedures, knowledge and templates, each with owners, a review cycle and the controls it answers.

Four shelves, one library.
Policies, procedures, knowledge and templates, each under its real title with a version history, instead of file names with dates in them.

- PolicyOutsourcing Policyv3, owned by the head of complianceUp to date
- PolicyClient On-boarding Policyv5, yearly reviewOut of date
- ProcedureSanctions Screening Procedurev2, reviewed in MayDue soon
- TemplateBoard minutes7 blanks to fill
Owned, governed and tied to its controls.
Every document carries its owners, a review cycle from monthly to yearly, its jurisdictions, its framework and the controls it answers.

Client On-boarding Policy
- Owners
- MLRO, head of compliance
- Review
- Yearly, overdue since March
- Jurisdiction
- Guernsey
- Framework
- GFSC financial crime
- Controls
- Customer due diligence, enhanced due diligence
One freshness status, worked out for you.
Up to date, review overdue or out of date, from the review date, regulatory changes and open findings. Suggestions wait for a person.

- Up to date
- 31
- Review overdue
- 7
- Out of date
- 4
- Without an owner
- 2
Follow one through. One upload, from PDF to swept.
One case from start to finish, as it lands in the record. Choose a step to hold it there.
- Up to date, review overdue, out of date
- Monthly to yearly review cycles
- Controls, versions, activity and comments
- Templates with blanks to fill
In the workspace. The real screen, not a drawing.
The Client On-boarding Policy with its owners, yearly review and out-of-date status, and the GFSC financial crime controls it answers.

Three ways to do it. One that keeps the file.
Compare AmoregGeneral descriptions of each approach. Some assistants add connectors, citations and enterprise controls; we are happy to compare Amoreg with the tools you use today.
Connects to the systems your firm already runs.
All integrationsQuestions.
Every questionWill re-uploading a policy create a duplicate?
The upload suggests a new policy or the next version from the file name, and you can change every suggestion.
Must we tag jurisdictions ourselves?
No. Left empty, they are detected from the text and marked as detected rather than chosen.
Are policies and procedures handled separately?
One library with shelves that share governance, findings and versions. Moving a document between them is one reversible change.



















