Walk into inspection with the evidence already in order.
Control Tower turns CQC preparation into a single defensible register — framework areas, the questions an inspector is likely to ask, your practice’s answers, and the evidence behind each one. Nothing scattered across shared drives. Nothing taken on trust.
Aligned to the CQC single assessment framework · Evidence-led, audit-logged
Readiness lives in too many places to defend under pressure.
The week before an inspection, the same scramble repeats: who owns this, where is the audit, is that policy still current. Control Tower replaces the scramble with a standing register.
Every percentage point traces back to an answer, an owner and a document.
Readiness is a roll-up of the RAG state on every framework requirement — not a vanity figure. Drill from the headline score to the exact gap, the person accountable, and the evidence that closes it.
Five tools doing the work you currently do by hand.
Draft answers and find evidence, grounded in your own record.
Assist works from the material already in your register — it drafts an answer to an inspection question, surfaces the documents that support it, and cites each source. Every output is reviewed and signed off by a person before it counts.
- Grounded, cited answers — never an unsourced claim
- Human approval logged to the audit trail
- A verb you run, not a chatbot you talk to
One library, every document linked to what it proves.
Audits, policies, certificates and screenshots live in a single library, each linked to the requirements it evidences and stamped with a freshness date. When evidence ages past your threshold, the register marks it stale before an inspector does.
- Link one document to many requirements
- Freshness dates and stale-evidence flags
- File-type chips and source references in monospace
Author the policies that back your answers — and keep them current.
Write a policy in a governance editor or let Assist draft one, then review it as tracked changes and adopt it. A draft counts as in-progress — never evidence — until a person signs it off, and one policy backs many requirements at once.
- Draft with Assist, review as tracked changes, adopt when ready
- A draft is in-progress — only an adopted policy is evidence
- One policy backs many requirements; print-ready for the pack
Run the audits that turn amber into green.
Build and run the recurring audits that assurance depends on — prescribing, infection control, safeguarding — and watch each completed run raise the coverage on the requirements it touches. Actions carry owners and due dates.
- Reusable audit templates with scheduled runs
- Completed runs raise requirement coverage
- Actions with owners, due dates and overdue flags
A second opinion that asks: would this survive inspection?
Inspector review reads a signed-off answer the way a CQC inspector would and pushes back — where the evidence is thin, where an audit proves the process ran once but not that it holds, what follow-up question you'd struggle to answer on the day. It only ever suggests: it raises the challenge and the action, never quietly changes your record.
- Adversarial critique with a RAG verdict and confidence
- Surfaces the follow-up questions before the inspector does
- Suggest-only — every challenge lands with an owner, not a silent edit
Join the waitlist for the next onboarding cohort.
We onboard practices in small cohorts so each register is set up against your real framework scope. Tell us about your practice and we’ll be in touch before the next intake.
- Set up against your real CQC framework scope
- A guided onboarding, not a login and good luck
- No card required to join the list