ISO certification is one of the most document-heavy processes a small business can go through. In my 20 years as an ISO lead auditor, I've seen the same struggles repeatedly generic templates that don't fit the sector, consultants that charge thousands, and audit prep that takes months.
I built ISODraft to solve this. But I'm curious: what's the hardest part of ISO certification for you or your clients? Documentation, internal audits, finding nonconformities, or something else?
Happy to share what I've learned from hundreds of audits across manufacturing, construction, food, and other sectors.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Burak, the founder of ISODraft. I spent 20 years as an ISO lead auditor watching small businesses struggle with the same painful process — expensive consultants, generic templates, and audit surprises that could have been caught weeks earlier.
ISODraft started as a personal frustration. Every SME I worked with needed the same thing: a way to check their documents before the auditor shows up. Not after.
So I built it. Upload your ISO document, get a clause-level nonconformity report in 30-60 seconds. Major findings, minor findings, observations — all mapped to specific standard clauses.
Would love to hear from anyone working in quality management or ISO compliance. What's the biggest pain point in your audit prep process?