Standards & regulations
The tools to meet your sector's standards
SupplyCore provides the architecture, controls and traceability required by the major frameworks. Formal certification depends on your procedures and deployment — we support the audit process.
| Standard / framework | Relevant sectors | What SupplyCore brings |
| ISO/IEC 27001 Information security | All sectors | Access controls, encryption, logging and incident management aligned with the framework. |
| ISO 9001 Quality management | Industrial, MRO, all | Process traceability, non-conformities and corrective actions documented and exportable. |
| SOC 2 SaaS security controls | All (hosting) | Controls aligned with SOC 2 principles (security, availability, confidentiality). |
| BPF / GMP Good Manufacturing Practices | Pharmaceutical, food, cosmetics | Lot/date traceability, tamper-proof ledger, license control and audit-ready records. |
| 21 CFR Part 11 Electronic records and signatures (FDA) | Pharmaceutical (US) | Signed, timestamped and tamper-proof audit trail, with access control and verifiable integrity. |
| HACCP Food safety | Food and beverage | Critical points tracked, cold chain traced, recalls via reverse lot search. |
| TMD / TDG Transportation of Dangerous Goods | Petroleum, chemical, industrial | Classification, shipping documents, linked SDS and transport compliance checks. |
| SIMDUT / WHMIS Hazardous materials information system | Industrial, petroleum, chemical | Labeling and safety data sheets (SDS) linked to each dangerous product. |
| PIPEDA / Loi 25 Personal information protection (Canada / Quebec) | All (Canada) | Encryption of personal data, access log, consent and right to export/deletion. |
| RGPD / GDPR Data protection (European Union) | Multinational (Europe) | Hosting in a single data centre located in the European Union, minimization, data portability and erasure on request. |
SupplyCore provides the technical capabilities (architecture, controls, traceability, exports) that support your compliance. Obtaining and maintaining formal certifications is the responsibility of your internal procedures and your certifying body.