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AI Document Review: Hours Back, Expiries Caught at Upload.

A Worker or Supplier uploads a licence or insurance certificate. Before it reaches the approver, the AI has read it against your criteria for that document type, pulled the expiry off the page, and recorded what passed. The approver decides.

  • Approvers
  • Contractor Admins
  • Safety & HSE
  • Procurement
AI usage included in Enterprise plans since 24 March 2026

Every Certificate Checked in Seconds, Not Read by Hand.

AI Document Review runs when a document is uploaded to a Document Category with AI review switched on. It checks the file against that category’s criteria, reads the expiry date, name, and document number off the page, and shows what passed before approval. The approver sees the results and a recommendation, then decides.

  • Your criteria, per document type. Write them on a custom category, or take a category from the Global Document Library, whose criteria ComplyFlow maintains.
  • The expiry read, then confirmed. The date read off the document is shown beside the one entered, for the uploader and the approver.
  • The ordinary path is still there. If a check fails, the uploader can try again, replace the file, or upload it the ordinary way.
A contractor administrator at a desk in a suburban plumbing company’s office uploading an insurance certificate from a laptop, a filing cabinet and a wall planner behind her

How It Works

Three Screens That Carry the Feature.

The criteria on the category, the upload checked against them, and the approver’s decision on the record.

The Criteria, Set Once per Document Type.

In Account Settings, a Document Category holds what a document of that kind must show and the hints that help the AI identify it. Switch AI review on for a custom category and write the criteria in your own words, or use a category from the Global Document Library, whose criteria ComplyFlow keeps up to date.

  • Criteria written per category, in your words
  • Library categories maintained by ComplyFlow
  • Categories created and edited without a support ticket

The Upload, Checked While It Lands.

The Worker, Supplier, or a staff member on their behalf uploads the document. The panel shows each stage as it completes and lists the criteria being checked. The expiry date read from the document is shown for correction, then the document is submitted for approval.

  • JPEG, PNG, and PDF; up to 20 files and 60MB in one upload
  • Expiry, name, and document number read off the page
  • A failed check can be retried, replaced, or uploaded the ordinary way

The Approver Decides, With the Reasons in Front of Them.

The approver opens the document from the dashboard or the Documents tab on the Worker, Supplier, staff, or plant record, and sees which criteria passed, the extracted expiry beside the entered one, and a recommendation. They approve, reject, or transfer the approval. Nothing is approved without a person.

  • Which criteria passed, before the file is opened
  • The read expiry against the typed one
  • Approve, reject, or transfer, as before

What It Is Worth

Save Approver Hours. Cut Rework. Catch Every Expiry at the Door.

No figure here is a promise. The return depends on how many documents your team approves and how long each one takes today, so bring those two numbers to the demo and we will work it through with you.

For the person approving documents

  • The check before the file

    See what passed and what did not, and the recommendation, before opening the document.

  • The expiry read for you

    The date on the certificate and the date typed in, side by side. A mistyped year is caught at upload, not at the gate.

  • The same standard, every upload

    The criteria on the category do not tire. The last upload of the month is checked like the first.

For the business

  • Hours back from checking

    Approval time falls to the time it takes to read a result, on every licence, ticket, and certificate.

  • Fewer wrong documents in the queue

    A file that does not meet the criteria is flagged to the uploader while they still have it open.

  • A record that says why

    Each approval carries the criteria it was checked against and what passed. An auditor reads the same screen.

  • Your standard, everywhere

    One set of criteria per document type, applied to every Worker and Supplier at every site.

The return, in your numbers

  • Documents approved a month

    Licences, tickets, insurances, and certificates across every Worker and Supplier. That is the volume the AI checks first.

  • Minutes per approval today

    What opening, reading, and checking a document takes now, against reading a result.

  • Expiries caught late

    How often a wrong date reaches the record today, against a date read off the document and confirmed at upload.

  • What AI costs you, opens the Help Centre in a new tab

    AI usage has been included in Enterprise plans since 24 March 2026. On other plans, ask us.

Where the Help Centre documents an item, its name links to the article.

How It Stacks Up

AI Document Review Against the Ways Documents Are Checked Now.

Two ways most teams check a certificate today, and what each one cannot do.

Reading each one by handAn approver opens every file, every timeA checklist and a spreadsheetThe rule lives in a document; the check lives in someone’s head ComplyFlowOne record, your standard
Checked against written criteria on every upload PartlyPartly The category’s criteria, run before the document reaches approval
Expiry date read off the document itself Not thereNot there Read off the page and shown beside the typed date
The uploader told what failed while they still have the file Not thereNot there In the upload panel, with retry, replace, or the ordinary path
The same standard at every site Not therePartly One set of criteria per document type, organisation-wide
Why it was approved, on the record PartlyPartly Criteria results and the recommendation stay with the document
Keeps up when volume doubles Not thereNot there Runs on every upload, whatever the month

This compares ways of working, not named vendors. A person approves in every column, including ours.

  • ISO 27001 certified ISO 27001Certified 2019
  • AWS Qualified Software Certified 2023
  • GDPR, General Data Protection Regulation Compliant 2020
  • Microsoft Okta Single sign-on

Security & Data

Certified, Audited & Hosted in Australia.

Your compliance record is the evidence you rely on when somebody asks, so where it lives and who can reach it matters. ComplyFlow is ISO 27001 certified, runs on AWS in Australia, and your people sign in with the accounts they already have.

Questions

Questions People Ask About AI Document Review.

Does the AI approve or reject the document?

No. It checks the document against the criteria on its category and shows what passed, what did not, and a recommendation. The approver sees that alongside the document and decides. Nothing is approved, rejected, or changed without a person.

Which documents does it check?

Any document uploaded to a Document Category with AI review switched on: licences, tickets, insurance certificates, and the other documents a Worker, Supplier, staff member, or plant item holds. It accepts JPEG, PNG, and PDF, up to 20 files and 60MB in one upload.

What does it read against?

The criteria on the Document Category. For a custom category you write them, along with the hints that help identify the document. For a category taken from the Global Document Library, ComplyFlow writes and maintains them.

What if the AI cannot tell what the document is?

The uploader selects the correct document type and the check runs again. Replacing the file starts a fresh check, and the ordinary upload path is always there.

Is this the same as the AI review on a safety plan or SWMS?

No, and the difference matters. This page is the check on a compliance document at upload. A safety plan, method statement, or written answer submitted on a form is graded by an AI agent you build, with a score and feedback per criterion. The two use the same idea, your criteria, and produce different results.

What does it cost?

AI usage has been included in Enterprise plans since 24 March 2026. On other plans, ask us. The Help Centre article has the detail.

Bring the Certificates You Approve Every Week.

Book a 30-minute demo. We will set the criteria on a document type with you, upload a real certificate, and show you what the approver sees.

  • ISO 27001
  • Hosted on AWS
  • Microsoft & Okta SSO
  • API & MCP
  • Data in Australia

Compliance you can prove, instantly.