Obligation module

Pro-actively manage your contracts, government approvals, legislation and company policies. Empower your teams to have at their fingertips key information, so they can make informed decisions.

Obligations Management

Delivering compliance requirements to the people that need it, when they need it

Add and manage your obligations from all sources:

contractual obligations
government approval conditions
laws and regulations
standards and codes
company processes and procedures

Allocate responsibilities

Auto-generate tasks to manage and operationalize your compliance obligations
View, track and report on compliance status of obligations
Create your audit trail as teams complete tasks
Automatic email notifications for key dates

Did you know?

The Obligations Module works seamlessly with Licence & Permits, Risk, Audit and Enterprise, providing total peace of mind for the whole business.

Maintained legislative content

Taking the stress out of tracking regulatory change as regulations change

Available now for Australia and New Zealand, and more.
In-built Acts and Regulations in your jurisdiction(s)
Monitoring and updating of the legislation
Notifications of when legislation is changed
History comparison shows you what has been changed

What our users say

“Using Totum Compliance meant that our obligations were immediately identified and managed from day one when we acquired our New Zealand assets. We now use it to bring the same level of visibility, management and reporting to our whole portfolio.”

PRODUCTION ENGINEERING MANAGER

“The activity planning and look-ahead we get from Totum Compliance means we are able to be pro-active but also respond and adapt more quickly when things do change, enabling responsibility to be allocated and managed by the right person.”

HSE, RISK & COMPLIANCE MANAGER

“Our specific legislation and agreements are loaded in Totum Compliance, with all regulatory obligations and requirements linked to the relevant department and stakeholders – operations, legal, commercial, environmental and risk.”