For enterprise & company groups
Set the group standard. Make it work locally.
Keep parent policies authoritative while each subsidiary manages its own frameworks and evidence. Give local teams a shared starting point without making every entity run the same programme.
Enterprise Company Groups · walkthrough around your entity structure
- Enterprise Company Groups
- Parent-owned policy standards
- Frameworks and evidence per entity
A better way to prepare
A group policy should not become twelve competing copies.
When subsidiaries maintain their own versions, group updates become an email campaign and local teams lose track of what changed. Venvera gives the parent one policy source and members a shared standard to work from.
One authoritative standard
Maintain common policies and their control mappings at the parent.
Local scope stays visible
Choose frameworks for each entity’s actual obligations.
Implementation has an owner
Keep the evidence with the entity responsible for putting the standard into practice.
See the product behind the promise
Shared direction. Clear local responsibility.
Explore the workflow below. Screens show example data; available features depend on your plan.
Keep the source of the policy clear.
The parent maintains shared policies and their control mappings. Member entities read that standard without editing the parent’s source.
- Policies authored at the parent
- Read-only shared access for members
- A common source for policy updates
Let local obligations shape local work.
A subsidiary can run the frameworks relevant to its business. Shared group policies give it a starting point; local control mappings and implementation work make the programme useful.
- Framework selection per entity
- Control mappings in context
- Local implementation responsibilities
A shared policy still needs evidence of implementation.
Each entity keeps its operational records and evidence in its own workspace. Review whether local implementation supports the shared standard before relying on it.
- Evidence maintained per entity
- Local records behind the assessment
- Entity-level reporting from those records
Your walkthrough
Bring your group structure. See how the work would fit.
The Enterprise walkthrough focuses on your parent, subsidiaries and framework needs. Use it to evaluate the group workflow before choosing a rollout.
- 01
Map the entities
Identify the parent, member organisations and who owns the common standard.
- 02
Walk through policy sharing
See how the parent maintains a policy and a member uses it.
- 03
Plan the first rollout
Discuss the initial entity, framework scope and evidence your team will bring.
Enterprise Company Groups · walkthrough around your entity structure
See what each plan includes
Before you get started
Make the next step an informed one.
Bring your scope, your constraints and your questions.
Talk through your use caseWhich plan includes Company Groups?
Company Groups is an Enterprise capability. Book a walkthrough so we can discuss your legal-entity structure, framework needs and rollout scope.
Can a subsidiary change the parent policy?
Shared parent policies are read-only for member entities. The parent maintains the source. Each subsidiary remains responsible for its own implementation and supporting evidence.
Does group membership share every record?
No. The group relationship shares the parent’s policy standard and control mappings. Operational records and evidence remain in the individual entity’s workspace.
Can we try the platform before evaluating Enterprise?
Yes. The 14-day Professional trial lets you explore a single workspace with up to five frameworks and unlimited users. Company Groups itself requires Enterprise access; a walkthrough shows that specific capability.
Venvera for enterprise & company groups
Give every entity a standard it can put to work.
Enterprise Company Groups · walkthrough around your entity structure