Getting started with goiso: a first tour
goiso turns compliance from an annual scramble into an ongoing state: it gathers your evidence from day-to-day operations and gets you ready for the auditor before they ever knock on the door.
What you see on the start screen
The start screen has three main doors:
- Setup — Sites, Assets, and Team: the foundation everything else builds on.
- Compliance — activating certificates, tracking their clauses, and measuring your readiness.
- Boards — inspections, tasks, and incidents: where the day-to-day work happens.
The order above is deliberate — it's also the order you should work in.
Step 1 — Build the foundation (Setup)
Before activating any certificate, introduce the platform to your facility:
- Sites: add your main site (factory, warehouse, facility) and any sub-sites beneath it.
- Assets: register the equipment and systems that matter for safety (electrical panels, cranes, fire extinguishers...).
- Team: add your team members with their roles — compliance manager, safety officer, staff.
Why first? Because the seed wizard in step three distributes inspections and tasks across your Sites and Team — seeding with no sites means tasks with no place to go, and an evidence request with no team means a request with no one to receive it.
Step 2 — Activate your first ISO certificate (Compliance)
- Open Compliance and choose the certificate you're pursuing (e.g. ISO 45001).
- Activate it to reveal its clauses and its readiness dashboard — from this moment, every clause has a color that tells you its status.
Step 3 — Generate the work and let it run (seed, then Boards)
- Run the seed wizard to turn the standard's clauses into inspections and tasks distributed across your Sites and Team.
- Track day-to-day execution from Boards: every inspection you close and every piece of evidence you upload moves your readiness forward.
You don't need to fill everything in at once — the platform is cumulative, and readiness is built one piece of evidence at a time.