The organisations making the most progress on compliance are the ones that no longer prepare for it. They treat compliance as a condition maintained continuously, not an event to sprint towards. Spinview supports that shift.
The gap is in the evidence, not the work. Between assessments a gap opens: conditions change, work is done, plant is modified, and much of it goes uncaptured.
Why the sprint is risky. Evidence assembled at speed is hard to verify. Gaps are filled with what can be found rather than what is complete.
Compliance as a condition. Spinview connects compliance evidence to specific assets and locations. Obligations and certificate expiry are tracked with configurable alerts.
The regulatory direction makes this urgent. The Building Safety Act places ongoing responsibility on the Principal Accountable Person for higher-risk buildings.
The shift worth making. Compliance as a condition asks for nothing extra when the assessment comes, because the evidence is already connected and current.
The full paper sets out the assessment-moment problem, the changed regulatory landscape including the Building Safety Act, and what continuous compliance looks like in practice.