Change ISO editions, build on your existing procedures
Review the new requirements and keep the procedures that still work. If you are also switching to AmpliFlow, you can choose help planning the transition and moving agreed files.
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Plan the transition with your certification body
- Confirm the edition and audit dates. Check which published edition applies and ask your certification body to confirm the transition deadlines for your certificate.
- Identify what needs to change. Compare the requirements with your routines, responsibilities and records. If you use several standards, identify shared work and standard-specific changes.
- Make and check the changes. Assign tasks, update the affected routines and save the results. Check the changes through internal audits and management review before the external audit.
Decide which files to bring before moving them
Midi and Maxi include migration of agreed files at no extra migration charge. Sources may include SharePoint, a file server or an older system. Select current procedures and records, decide their destination in AmpliFlow and agree how you provide access or export the files.

Try opening files and finding the right procedure with colleagues before ending access to the old system. Moving files does not automatically recreate cases, older document versions or permissions. Decide how to preserve those records.
With software only, you lead implementation and export and upload files yourselves. Mini provides template setup and introductory training. Midi provides advice while you adapt the management system; Maxi includes Midi and making the adaptations for you.
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Questions about the transition
Do we need to start again?
Does switching software change our certificate?
What does file migration include?
Talk to us
Tell us which edition you use, what your certification body has said about the transition and where the files are today. We can review standard changes, file selection and your team's contribution before agreeing on help.