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Getting Started

  • Setting Up Your Account
  • Creating Your First Project
  • Adding Your First Vendor
  • Uploading Your First COI
  • The 8 Compliance States

The 8 Compliance States

Understand the eight states a compliance record can be in and what each one means.

Every compliance record in Inori exists in one of eight states. Understanding these states is key to managing your compliance workflow.

State Overview

StateMeaning
DraftRecord created but not yet activated. No compliance tracking.
Awaiting COIActive record waiting for the vendor to submit a certificate.
Under ReviewA certificate was uploaded and needs manual verification.
CompliantAll insurance requirements are met.
Non-CompliantOne or more requirements are not met.
WaivedCompliance requirements have been intentionally waived.
ExpiredA previously compliant certificate has passed its expiration date.
ArchivedRecord is no longer active and has been archived.

When to Use Each State

Draft is useful when setting up records before a project goes live. Records in Draft do not appear in compliance reports or dashboards.

Awaiting COI is the default state when a vendor is added to a project. It signals that Inori is waiting for documentation.

Under Review means the AI flagged items that need a human decision. Open the record to review flagged items and resolve them.

Compliant and Non-Compliant are determined automatically by the AI engine after analyzing an uploaded certificate.

Waived is set manually when your organization decides to exempt a vendor from specific requirements. A waiver reason is required.

Expired is set automatically when a certificate's expiration date passes. Inori sends reminders before expiration occurs.

Archived removes the record from active tracking. Use this when a vendor's contract ends or a project closes.

Learn More

For detailed state transition rules, see State Transitions.

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