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CertHub Documentation

Welcome to the CertHub Documentation! Here we explain the overarching concepts behind CertHub, provide introductions to our modules, and offer concrete examples for common scenarios. This documentation is a living document that is continuously updated.

Documentation Structure

🚀 Getting Started

Introduction to the architecture and concepts behind the CertHub platform. Here we explain our data-driven compliance model in particular.

🛠️ Module Introductions

Here we explain how the individual modules work:

  • Global Elements - Systemwide Infromation
  • Product Section – Automated Management and smart reuse of product data
  • QMS – Digitized Quality Management
  • Document & Template Management – Efficient Management of Templates and Documents
  • Submission - Organise your Submissions
  • Traceability - How Data is connected

🔧 Special Topics

Detailed documentation of some of our unique functionalities and topics.

  • Traceability – The different types of TRaceability
  • Advanced QM Lists – Sophisticated QM Lists
  • Approval and Versioning – How to approve and how versioning works
  • Forms Component - Build your own input structures
  • Import & Export - How you can move around data and export it
  • Processes and BPMN - How Processes work and look like
  • TextEditor - Build your own Templates and Forms

🔎 AI in CertHub

Here we talk about how AI is integrated in the CertHub - and how you can use it!

📌 FAQ & Troubleshooting

Tips & proven methods for using CertHub:

  • Forms vs. Templates Guide – Choose the right input method
  • BPMN Introduction – Learn process modeling basics
  • Document Creation – Best practices for documentation

How to Read This Documentation

This documentation is structured to guide you step by step through CertHub's core concepts, modules, and features.
You can read it from top to bottom to gain a complete understanding, starting with the foundational principles, then exploring each module, and finally learning how to apply CertHub in real-world use cases.

Let's get started! 🚀