AI CQC audit for GP practices
Know where you stand
before your CQC inspection
It reads the evidence you already hold, questions you on it the way an inspector would, and scores what you can actually show.
Built by a primary care consultancy, not a software company.
5
key questions
34
quality statements
1 to 4
CQC's own scale
Path to Outstanding
throughout
Illustrative, not a real practice
What you actually get
A report, not a dashboard
Every quality statement scored, with the reasoning written out: what we found, what supports it, and what does not. Not a traffic light, an explanation.
The gaps are named specifically. Not "improve governance". The audit with no follow up recorded, the policy that does not name your practice, the meeting that recorded a discussion rather than a decision.
See the full report structureHow it works
Reads. Interrogates. Cross-references. Scores.
Reading, questioning and corroborating is how a real assessment works. It is the difference between what you believe and what you can show.
Step one
It reads your evidence
Upload the documents you already hold. The AI reads them before it asks you anything.
Step two
It interrogates you
Questions drawn from your own documents, not a generic list. Vague answers get pushed on.
Step three
It cross-references and scores
Your answers are checked against what the documents actually say, then scored against the Single Assessment Framework.
The two levels, the interview, and what happens if evidence is missing
Time, told to you before you start
You do not have to do it in one sitting
The tool shows an estimate on each domain before you begin it, and your progress is saved as you go.
One to two hours is the top of the range, for a domain you are coming to cold. If your documents are already sorted, a domain takes well under an hour. The self check takes around one to two hours in total.
And if you get stuck, we will get on a call with you.
Try it
Four questions from the self check
The self check asks yes and no questions across every quality statement. These four all sit under Safe.
Answer honestly. Each one is the kind of thing an inspector would ask to see, not a trick.
This is four of the full set and gives a rough indication, nothing more. The full self check covers every quality statement and takes around one to two hours. Your first one is free.
Safe · Safeguarding
1 of 4
Does your safeguarding policy name your practice, rather than being a generic template?
Two levels
Start with what you think. Then find out if you are right.
The self check tells you where you believe you stand. The AI audit tests it against the evidence you actually hold.
Self check
£349
Around 1 to 2 hours. Your first one is free when you create an account. No card needed.
A structured set of yes and no questions covering your policies, your processes and each quality statement. No documents to upload and nothing to prepare.
What it is honest about: it scores what you tell us, not what your evidence says.
AI assisted audit
£995
The complete audit. Introductory launch price.
Upload the evidence you already hold. The AI reads it, interviews you with questions drawn from your own documents, cross-references your answers, and scores every quality statement 1 to 4.
Why this is different: this is the one that reads your evidence.
Before you buy
The three things practice managers ask first
Is this a prediction of my rating?
No. The Auditor gives you our assessment of your evidence against the Single Assessment Framework. It is not a prediction of your CQC rating, and no tool can give you one.
How we scoreWhat if CQC rates us lower than you did?
We refund your fee in full. Your assessment needs to take place within 6 months, you need to show you acted on the recommendations, and it applies to the AI assisted audit.
The promiseWhat happens to our documents?
Files are deleted automatically 60 days after the audit completes. We keep the extracted text, the scores and your report, because that is what the report is built from.
Trust and dataNot ready yet?
We send occasional updates on what CQC is actually doing in general practice.