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OnPolicy review

#15 of 26 in Document Control Software

A focused document-control system for approvals, compliance tracking, and audit visibility.

7.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

OnPolicy is a web-based document control system for organizations managing policies, procedures, work instructions, and forms. It is aimed at small-to-medium businesses and compliance-focused organizations that need more control than shared folders or basic document storage can provide. The product gives editors and administrators tools for document management, revision history, review, approval, release, permissions, and required reading. Employees can access released documents online, while administrators organize content by department and document type.

Pricing is straightforward: the Policy and Procedure Management Software plan costs $990 per year, billed annually, and includes document upload and management, version control, edit history, review and approval workflows, controlled release, access permissions, and required reading and compliance tracking. A 30-day trial is available. The plan also includes document search, categorized document trees, compliance and workflow reporting, activity logs, audit trails, and electronic signatures for required readings. Organizations comparing vendors should evaluate whether this annual structure fits their budgeting process and user-access needs.

OnPolicy’s strongest fit is controlled policy distribution. Required reading tracking, electronic signatures, department- and user-level permissions, and activity logs connect document publication with accountability. Search and categorized document trees help organize a growing policy library, while reporting supports compliance follow-up. The product should suit organizations that need a focused system for governed documents and repeatable approval processes. Teams seeking a broader collaboration suite, a free entry tier, or a different platform footprint may prefer an alternative. For policy-heavy operations, its concentrated feature set keeps attention on document control rather than general-purpose file sharing.

OnPolicy pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Version history, approvals, and controlled release in one workflow
    • Department- and user-level permissions support controlled access
    • Required reading, e-signatures, and audit trails support compliance work
  • Where it doesn't
    • Annual pricing starts at $990, with no free plan
    • The listed platform options are web and Windows
    • The offering is centered on a single annual plan

OnPolicy fact sheet, pricing and score →

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