Many compliance systems are designed with one primary goal in mind: passing an audit. While audits are important, building systems purely to satisfy external reviewers often leads to poor outcomes inside the business. Staff struggle to follow processes, documentation is ignored, and compliance becomes a source of frustration rather than support. When systems are built for auditors instead of the people who use them every day, they almost always fail over time. This article ex

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Many small businesses still rely on spreadsheets, paper forms, or email chains to track compliance activities. SharePoint provides a secure, central location to store and manage compliance documents.