How we keep this accurate.
Compliance content is only useful if it is right. Here is how we research, review, source and label everything we publish, and how we stay honest about our own product.
Reviewed by named specialists
Our discipline and regulation content is reviewed by qualified consultants whose expertise genuinely matches the subject. We never put a crane engineer’s name to a fire safety guide. Each reviewer’s credentials are published on our team page, and we only attribute a review where it is real.
Grounded in primary sources
Where we describe a duty or an interval, we link the source: the regulation on legislation.gov.uk, HSE guidance, or the relevant standard. Our discipline, guide and glossary pages carry a "Sources & official guidance" block so you can check the original, not just take our word for it.
Kept current, dated and caveated
Regulations and intervals change, and they are the part that must be accurate. Our downloadable guides carry a "last reviewed" date and a clear "general guidance, not legal advice" line. When the law moves, we update the content rather than leaving it stale.
Customer results, confirmed by customers
Every case study and testimonial is from a real CertFlow customer, attributed to the firm and, where they are happy to be named, to a named person in their own words. Figures are confirmed with the customer before we publish them. We do not invent quotes or metrics.
Clear about what is automated
Our knowledge base includes articles sourced from an automated library and remains separate from the blog our team writes. New knowledge articles require review before publication. Earlier articles are labelled so readers can tell how they were produced.
Honest about our own product
CertFlow helps you stay compliant; it does not transfer your legal duties. We say so. The duty to inspect, maintain and keep records remains with the duty holder, and we are careful not to claim otherwise anywhere on this site.
Tell us and we will fix it.
If you think anything on this site is out of date or inaccurate, let us know. Getting the regulation right matters more to us than getting it published.