PRI launches Nadcap self-audit automation platform
Performance Review Institute has launched a new Nadcap self-audit automation platform powered by IVIS to help suppliers manage audit tasks, evidence and reporting in one place. The optional tool is meant to reduce manual work and improve readiness ahead of Nadcap audits.
Why it matters: - The platform is designed to cut the time and friction suppliers face when preparing for Nadcap audits. - PRI expects the tool to improve consistency across audit activities and strengthen overall audit readiness. - The launch adds a digital option to a process that has often relied on spreadsheets, PDFs, emails and scattered documents.
What happened: - Performance Review Institute launched the Nadcap Self-Audit Automation Platform, powered by IVIS. - The platform is built to streamline and modernize the self-audit process for Nadcap suppliers. - The announcement was issued Oct. 28, 2026 from Warrendale, Pennsylvania. - PRI made the platform available as an optional tool for Nadcap suppliers. - Existing self-audit processes will remain available.
The details: - The platform gives users a centralized online environment to manage audit requirements. - Users can assign tasks, upload supporting evidence, track completion status and generate auditor-ready reports. - The platform integrates with PRI EAN through Single Sign-On, so users can access it with existing credentials. - The system brings together materials that suppliers have historically managed across multiple systems. - PRI says the goal is to improve visibility, collaboration and audit readiness throughout the self-audit process. - Elizabeth Strano, PRI Director of Accreditation, said the launch marks an important step in modernizing how suppliers prepare for Nadcap audits. - Christopher Lank, CEO of IVIS Technologies, said suppliers identified tracking people, documents and deadlines as the hardest part of a self-audit.
Between the lines: - PRI is signaling a broader push to digitize compliance workflows inside the Nadcap program. - The optional rollout may make adoption easier for suppliers that are not ready to abandon existing methods. - The focus on a single workspace suggests PRI is targeting process control as much as document management. - The partnership with IVIS points to a technology-led approach to a long-standing manual burden.
What's next: - PRI expects the platform to reduce preparation effort for suppliers. - PRI also expects it to support the continued digital evolution of the Nadcap program. - IVIS said it looks forward to building on the platform with the Nadcap community. - Suppliers can choose between the new platform and current self-audit workflows based on their needs.
The bottom line: - PRI is giving Nadcap suppliers a new digital path for self-audits, while keeping the legacy process in place for now.
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