A few things worth making clear.

No. ISOLUCION provides consulting, implementation, training, internal audits and preparation. Certification audits, decisions and certificates belong to an independent certification body.

No. Start with your business objective, relevant risks and customer requirements. The assessment helps define an appropriate scope; an integrated system is an option, not a requirement.

Yes. The starting point is how work happens today, including current procedures, records and responsibilities. The scope should address gaps and build on useful practices.

Yes. We offer consulting, implementation, training and internal audits for ISO 37001 (anti-bribery management) and ISO 21001 (management for educational organizations). Both standards are part of our service portfolio.

That depends on scope, locations, workforce, system maturity and the assessment needed. Timing and fees are defined in a written proposal.

We remain involved through implementation, internal verification, certification-audit preparation and corrective support. If certification-audit findings are attributable to the management system we developed with your organization, our consulting team supports the required corrections at no additional professional fee, subject to the agreed implementation terms. Commitment terms

Fees depend on scope, sites, workforce, existing controls and the level of implementation support. We assess your needs before providing a written proposal. Certification-body audit fees are quoted separately by that body.

The timeline depends on your starting point, scope and the time your team can dedicate. We agree milestones after assessment; the certification audit schedule also depends on the certification body.

Certification is a certification body’s assessment of your management system. Accreditation assesses that body’s competence for a defined scope. Check the body and applicable accreditation scope with the relevant accreditation organization; ISOLUCION does not issue ISO certificates.

Document review, workshops and follow-up can be delivered remotely. On-site work is planned when process observation, operational risks or your project scope require it.

Yes. Workforce, shifts, sites and process complexity affect training, implementation effort and audit planning. Small companies can also implement an appropriately scoped system.

Consider relevant accreditation scope, industry competence, customer acceptance, audit availability and total fees. We can help compare these factors; the independent body makes the certification decision.