A structured path from evidence upload to submission confidence.
Six steps. One workflow. No disconnected handoffs.
Create a project and deliverable
Choose your regulatory channel (AMCP, EU JCA, DE AMNOG, CDA-AMC), select a template, and configure your strictness profile. DossierDock loads the matching rulepack automatically.
Upload and map evidence
Upload your artifacts as PDFs, DOCX, XLSX, CSV, or RIS/BibTeX. Map them to template sections using the checklist. Mark sections N/A with a recorded justification when they don't apply. Progress and save state are visible at the section level.
Run preflight validation
One click. DossierDock evaluates your pack against the active rulepack and any stacked overlays. Results are grouped by severity: blocking, warning, and advisory, with remediation guidance for each finding. You'll see specific issues, including which sections are missing, which dates are inconsistent across documents, which PDFs are password-locked, and which filenames won't pass portal gates.
Resolve defects and iterate
Assign defects to team members. Fix artifacts and re-upload. Re-run preflight. The defect lifecycle tracks resolution status with a full state machine. If a mapping or artifact changes after governance approval, the approval is automatically invalidated. No stale sign-offs.
Approve and export
When all blocking defects are resolved (or explicitly overridden with recorded justification), approve the deliverable. Export a submission-grade ZIP with manifest, SHA-256 checksums, preflight certificate, HTML index, and traceability matrix.
Maintain the audit trail
Every action, including upload, mapping change, preflight run, approval, override, and export, is recorded in an immutable audit log. When a reviewer asks "who approved this and when," the answer is one click away. When an auditor asks "what changed between these two exports," the lineage is there.