Engagement Models

Choose the engagement model that fits the problem.

ISO and GRC programmes vary significantly in complexity.

We do not force every organization into the same package. The right commercial model depends on scope, maturity, target outcome, internal capability, remediation effort and evidence readiness.

Engagement models

Readiness Assessment

Best for Organizations that need a defensible view of where they stand before committing to a wider programme.

Typical outputs

  • Confirmed scope
  • Requirement map
  • Gap register
  • Priority remediation plan
  • Key dependencies
  • Indicative implementation roadmap
Commercial structure
Fixed fee after scope is defined.

Implementation Programme

Best for Organizations that need help building or materially improving the management system.

Typical outputs

  • Management-system framework
  • Risk and action registers
  • Procedures and controls
  • Evidence structure
  • Implementation tracking
  • Readiness reviews
Commercial structure
Phased fixed fee or milestone-based engagement.

Readiness + Certification Support

Best for Organizations targeting independent certification.

Typical outputs

  • Implementation support
  • Evidence closure
  • Internal readiness
  • Management-review preparation
  • Certification-body coordination
  • Finding remediation support

Certification-body fees are normally separate unless explicitly included in the signed commercial proposal.

Ongoing Advisory

Best for Organizations that need continued ISO and GRC support after implementation.

Typical activities

  • Periodic risk review
  • Policy governance
  • Evidence review
  • Internal programme coordination
  • Supplier assurance
  • Improvement tracking
Commercial structure
Monthly retainer with a defined scope and capacity.

Specialist Technical Assurance Coordination

Best for Work that requires specialist technical capability or independence.

Examples may include

  • Penetration testing
  • Specialist vulnerability validation
  • Selected technical assessments

ISOReadyHub can scope the work, coordinate specialists, interpret findings and track remediation. Specialist-provider fees are separately identified where applicable.

Pricing

What determines price

We do not publish a fixed universal price because these factors materially affect scope. Key cost drivers include:

  • Number of standards
  • Legal entities and countries
  • Number of users
  • Sites or remote-only scope
  • Technology complexity
  • Number of products and services
  • Regulatory and contractual obligations
  • Remediation effort
  • Technical testing
  • Evidence maturity
  • Timeline
  • Client resource availability

Start with a focused discovery conversation

Tell us what you are trying to achieve, what is driving the requirement and where you are today. We use the first discussion to clarify scope and next steps, not to force a predefined package.