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How VERIOK works

Each file is organised so the relevant information is clear, the review is proportionate to the case and the result can be consulted under the applicable conditions.

SVK-001 · VERIOK System

SVK-001 · VERIOK System
CaseDefine
ScopeSet
InformationRecord
ReviewApply
DecisionDocument
StatusConsult
VERIOK fileCertificate and status

Clarity

Define exactly what is reviewed and what is not reviewed.

Proportionality

Apply a review proportionate to the risk, purpose and available information.

Traceability

Link the case to documentation, references, responsible parties and recorded decisions.

Consultation

Allow certificate status to be consulted without exposing unnecessary sensitive information.

A documented system

VERIOK activities are carried out under SVK-001, a proprietary system that defines how applications are received, scopes are delimited, evidence is reviewed, decisions are documented and results remain available for consultation.

A documented system for consistent work

The VERIOK System relies on documented internal criteria to structure files, define scope and exclusions, record information, apply reviews, document decisions and control certificate status.

01 · Case and responsible party identification

The file identifies the case, purpose, responsible party and available information.

02 · Scope, conditions and exclusions

Each certificate states what was reviewed, which conditions were considered and which aspects remain outside the scope.

03 · Record and custody of related documentation

Relevant information is organised under the applicable confidentiality and consultation rules.

04 · Proportionate review by file type

The review adapts to risk, purpose, complexity and available information.

05 · Documented decision and status management

The file documents the decision and controls certificate status throughout its lifecycle.

06 · Public, private or restricted consultation

Consultation is adapted to each case without exposing unnecessary sensitive information.

How VERIOK works

VERIOK does not prepare or operate the object it certifies. Its role is to review the case within the agreed scope and document the result where appropriate.

01

Understand the case

The object to be certified, the purpose of the certificate and its intended context are identified.

02

Define what is certified

The file contents, required information and applicable conditions are specified.

03

Gather the required information

Documents, references, responsible parties, dates, versions and supporting elements related to the case are organised.

04

Review and decide

VERIOK applies the appropriate review method based on the case type, risk, complexity and available information.

05

Issue the result where applicable

The file documents whether to issue, limit, request corrections, reject, suspend or withdraw the result.

06

Controlled use

Where applicable, VERIOK issues the certificate, records its status and validity, may associate a VERIOK Badge and enables the appropriate consultation mode.

Scope and limits of the VERIOK System

Scope and limits of the VERIOK System

VERIOK issues private certificates for facts, processes, documentation, agreements, operations or results that can be described, reviewed and supported by suitable information. Each certificate expressly defines its scope, exclusions and conditions of use.

Private certification

VERIOK operates with its own private certification system. It does not act as an accredited body unless expressly stated for a specific service.

Verifiable facts

VERIOK certifies facts that can be documented and reviewed. It does not certify opinions, intentions, promises or future results.

Does not replace required obligations

Where a rule, contract, public authority or third party requires an official certification, licence, regulatory audit or specific accreditation, that requirement remains necessary.

Results and Badges

The level reflects the depth applied to the file.

VERIOK Badges indicate the level of review, evidence and control applied to the case. Scope, status, validity and conditions of use are always available in the certificate or through the enabled verification method.

VERIOK®

VERIOK Bronze

Bronze

For cases with defined scope, sufficient minimum information, an identified responsible party and enabled verification where applicable.

VERIOK®

VERIOK Silver

Silver

For cases requiring structured document review, enhanced information and a recorded decision.

VERIOK®

VERIOK Gold

Gold

For cases requiring enhanced technical review, expanded criteria or specific follow-up conditions where applicable.

The associated badge, where applicable, reflects the level defined for the certificate according to the scope, reviewed information and applicable conditions. It is not acquired automatically through payment for a request.

Three consultation modes

The consultation mode is defined according to the intended use of the certificate and the confidentiality level of the file. The consultation must never reveal unnecessary sensitive information.

Public

Allows verification of existence, status, summarised scope and the associated badge where applicable, through a public identifier or link.

Private

Provides access to expanded information only to authorised people or entities under the conditions of the file.

Restricted

Confirms minimum data such as existence, identifier and status without displaying associated documentation or sensitive information.

Confidentiality

Confidentiality by design in the case file

VERIOK applies a minimisation principle: it requests only the information needed to assess the defined scope. Evidence may be provided through private upload, controlled remote review or on-site review.

Information used for the assessment does not automatically form part of the certificate or public verification. The public result is limited to the scope, status and data expressly enabled.

Digital file

Evidence and documentation managed in VERIOK.

Client-controlled environment

Review in a repository, document room or system enabled by the client.

Restricted review

On-site review or review in a closed environment, without transferring sensitive documentation unless expressly authorised.

Confidentiality may limit custody of evidence, but not the requirement for evidence.

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What VERIOK can certify

VERIOK can consider cases involving products, processes, services, deliveries, agreements, payments, technology use or specific results that can be described, documented and submitted under defined conditions.

VERIOK Certification

VERIOK operates its own system to issue certificates for specific cases where the scope and available information allow it.

Defined scope

Each certificate states what has been certified, which conditions apply and what remains outside the issued result.

Validity and status

Issued certificates include a status and validity period that can be checked through the enabled verification method.

Working framework

Designed to operate with sound judgement and traceability.

This framework allows VERIOK certificates to be issued consistently, with proportionate traceability, confidentiality rules and consultation mechanisms adapted to each case.

Internal operating framework supporting VERIOK files, certificates and badges.

Principles of the VERIOK System

The VERIOK System is based on the following principles:

Defined scope

Every activity begins with a known, delimited and documented scope.

Identified information

Conclusions are based on available information that is identified and linked to the corresponding file.

Proportionality

The depth of the review is adapted to the risk, purpose, nature and complexity of each case.

Traceability

Relevant actions are recorded and linked to the corresponding file.

Transparency

The conditions of use, consultation, validity and scope are known to the authorised parties.

Verifiable consultation

Results may remain accessible in accordance with the defined consultation method.

Confidentiality

Protection of and access to information are adapted to its sensitivity and the applicable conditions.

VERIOK Code of Ethics

The conduct of VERIOK and the people participating in its activities is guided by the following commitments:

Independence

Decisions are made without undue pressure, interests or influence.

Objectivity

Conclusions are based on the available information, the applicable criteria and the defined scope.

Confidentiality

Information is managed and protected in accordance with its sensitivity and the agreed conditions.

Competence

Activities are assigned and carried out with the aim of ensuring knowledge, experience and criteria appropriate to the scope of each case.

Conflicts of interest

Potential conflicts are identified, declared and managed before any participation.

Traceability

Relevant actions, reviews and decisions are recorded within the corresponding file.

Next step

Apply the VERIOK System to a specific case

Tell us what you need to certify, what information or documentation you have available and what consultation level you need. VERIOK will analyse the case to define its scope, review mode and applicable conditions.

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