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For care organisations

A clear picture of where your evidence stands, and what to do next.

The Evidence Readiness Review is a structured self-assessment. Work through a published checklist of the records your organisation already holds, and Sumrex turns your answers into a plain red / amber / green evidence map, a gap register and an ordered 30-day plan — so you can see where your paperwork stands before a council review or inspection, and decide for yourself what to fix.

Free to work throughFixed rules — no AI judgementNo health data is collected
Evidence Readiness Review · example
Where your records stand
Records in place14
Some evidence — gaps to close5
Evidence missing3
▤ PDF report◔ 30-day plan
What you receive

Four things, all built from your own answers.

The review maps the records you say you hold — complete, partial or missing — and turns the gaps into work you can order and track. Nothing in it is a judgement of the care.

The evidence mapEvery area of your checklist on one red / amber / green map, with a records-in-place count for each area. An area only reads green when every counted record in it has been reviewed and is in place.
The gap registerEvery amber and red item in one working list — missing records first — each showing the specific reason it qualified and a fixed recommended action. A working list, not a verdict.
The prioritised 30-day planMissing records in days 1–7, partly-there records in days 8–21, and a tidy-up window in days 22–30 that ends with setting your next review date. An ordered starting point, not a promise of any outcome.
The PDF reportA dated snapshot of the whole review — map, gaps and plan — yours to keep, share with your team, and re-download whenever you need it.
iThis is a structured self-assessment of the evidence your organisation reports it holds. It is not an inspection, a certification, or a prediction of any regulator's decision.
Two published checklists

Pick the checklist that fits you.

£8 checks · about 10 minutes
Direct payment / PA employerGet ready for a direct-payment audit — the bank evidence, timesheets, payroll and receipts a council typically asks to see.
Q26 checks · about 20 minutes
Registered care providerMap your records against the evidence areas a care organisation typically needs — care records, consent, safeguarding, medication, staff files and governance.
iThe checklists are Sumrex's own plain-English readings of publicly published expectations — a council's direct-payment audit, and the generic evidence areas a care organisation typically needs. Sumrex is not affiliated with the CQC or any local authority, and these areas are not any regulator's official framework.
How it works

Free to work through. Pay once, only for the full report.

1Work through the self-assessment — freeCreate a free account, pick your checklist, and mark each record Have / Partial / Don't have / Not applicable, with a note of where it lives. It takes about 10–20 minutes, and you can stop and come back any time.
2See your free summaryBefore paying anything, you see the honest overall picture: how many records are in place, partly there, or missing across everything you've reviewed.
3Unlock the full review — £495, one-offOne payment per assessment — no subscription, and no VAT is added. The evidence map, gap register, 30-day plan and PDF report open as soon as the payment is confirmed, usually within seconds.
What it costs

One price. One payment. No surprises.

The self-assessment and the summary are free. The one-off fee unlocks the full review for that assessment — no subscription, and no VAT is added.

Standard
Evidence Readiness Review
£495one-off
The evidence map, gap register and 30-day plan
The exportable PDF report
One payment per assessment — no subscription
Start free

The founding-partner price is a time-limited launch offer for our first partner organisations. It applies only while the founding-partner programme is open; when the programme closes, the code is withdrawn and the standard price of £495 applies. Either way, you pay nothing until you choose to unlock a full report.

iThis is a structured self-assessment of the evidence your organisation reports it holds. It is not an inspection, a certification, or a prediction of any regulator's decision.
The lines this review will not cross

A map of your own records — never a verdict.

Never predicts an outcomeThe review does not predict, influence or imply the result of any inspection or council review, and it produces no rating of the care — ever.
Never judges the careIt looks only at whether records exist — in place, partial or missing. It never sees the content of a care record and never forms a view on the care itself.
No health data is collectedFor each item you record a status, an optional note about where the record lives, and a review date. No care records are uploaded, and no health or special-category personal data is ingested.
Nothing is sharedYour answers stay in your own account. Nothing goes to a regulator, a council or anyone else unless you choose to share your own report.
Deterministic and explainable

Five fixed rules — that's the whole engine.

The same answers always produce the same picture, and every amber and red traces back to one specific answer you gave. There is no scoring model and no AI judgement anywhere in the review.

“Have it” reads green — records in place.
“Partial” reads amber — some evidence, gaps to close.
“Don't have” reads red — evidence missing.
A record that should be kept current reads amber, not green, when its review date is blank or more than 12 months old.
“Not applicable” is excluded entirely, and anything not yet reviewed shows grey — never a fail.

See where your evidence stands.

The self-assessment is free and takes about 10–20 minutes. You'll sign in or create a free account first; your answers stay in your account, and you pay only if you unlock the full report.