NORA add-ons
One platform, different regulatory contexts
NORA provides the core intelligence layer. Add-ons give it the depth required for specific industries and workflows.
Regulatory intelligence is never entirely generic
The underlying work may be similar, but every industry has its own terminology, documents, standards, requirements and ways of working.
NORA's architecture separates the common intelligence layer from the knowledge that needs to be specific. That makes specialization possible without rebuilding the product for every market.
- Stays the same
The intelligence layer
NORA core
Requirements, documents, evidence, source traceability and review structure work the same way in every regulatory environment.
- Becomes specific
The domain knowledge
NORA add-on
Terminology, templates, frameworks, requirements and workflows change with the industry, and that is what an add-on carries.
What an add-on can contain
- 01Templates
Reusable structures designed around specific regulatory and technical workflows.
- 02Requirements
Domain-specific requirements and the relationships that matter to them.
- 03Knowledge
Terminology, frameworks and contextual information relevant to the industry.
- 04Workflows
Structured ways to move from source material to review and decision.
- 05Functionality
Features designed around the practical requirements of a particular regulatory environment.
On templates
A template is not a document format. It carries the structure, terminology, requirements, evidence expectations and review steps that a piece of work depends on, so that regulatory knowledge can be reused rather than reassembled each time.
First add-on
NORA Mining
The first domain-specific extension of NORA.
NORA Mining brings mining-specific knowledge, templates, frameworks and workflows into the NORA environment.
It is designed for work where technical documentation, regulatory requirements and professional judgment need to remain connected.