Getting started: Setting up your Compliance module in Humadroid
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Getting started: Setting up your Compliance module in Humadroid

Learn how to configure the Compliance module in Humadroid — from risk scoring and asset tracking to document management for audits.

Bartek Hamerliński
2 min read

The Compliance module in Humadroid is built to support organizations in meeting internal standards and external certification requirements — including ISO 27001, SOC 2, and HIPAA. Whether you're implementing policy frameworks, preparing for audits, or tracking assets across departments, the right foundation is critical. This guide walks you through the essential configuration steps that ensure your compliance environment is structured, auditable, and tailored to the way your company operates.

⚙️ Compliance Settings – First Configuration

Before assigning policies or launching internal checklists, take a moment to configure core settings:

  • Review default risk categories
    Understand how risks are grouped (e.g. legal, operational, reputational) and add custom ones that match your environment.
  • Customize risk scoring methods
    Choose or define how risk is calculated, a qualitative or numeric scale, likelihood x impact, to fit your internal audit standards.
  • Check and modify employment types
    Adjust the default types (e.g. full-time, part-time, contractor) to ensure accurate policy targeting and document assignment.

These settings help ensure that policy management and compliance reports are meaningful, structured, and tailored to your company’s needs.

🧩 Asset Settings – Tailor to Your Company

Efficient asset tracking starts with clear definitions. Navigate to Assets Settings to configure:

  • Asset status options
    Review default statuses such as Assigned, In repair, or Decommissioned. Edit or add new ones to match your workflow.
  • Asset categories
    Organize equipment by type: laptops, phones, ID cards, vehicles, etc.
  • Department assignment
    Link assets to existing departments in your company — useful for reporting and accountability.
  • Office locations
    Define one or more office locations. This is especially valuable if you operate across different cities or countries and need to manage inventory accordingly.

📘 Want to go deeper?

Once these foundations are set, you're ready to start assigning policies, uploading documents, and rolling out compliance audits. We’ve prepared a full step-by-step guide that walks you through it all, with screenshots and field-by-field instructions.

👉 Read the full setup guide in our Help Center →

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