Quentic Core is the foundational module of the Quentic platform. It provides the central structure required to operate and connect all other Quentic software modules. Quentic Core manages organizational data, users, roles, permissions, and basic workflows that are shared across the platform. The module ensures consistent data usage by defining locations, organizational units, responsibilities, and system‑wide settings. It establishes standardized processes and access rules, enabling secure and coordinated collaboration across departments and sites. Quentic Core does not focus on a specific EHS topic. Instead, it acts as the technical and functional backbone that enables integrated EHS, ESG, and compliance management by connecting modules, data, and users within one unified system.

Key Features

Organizational Structure Management

Defines company structures.

• Locations, sites, and organizational units
• Assignment of responsibilities and roles

User and Permission Management

Controls system access.

• Role‑based permissions
• Configurable access rights per module

Master Data Management

Ensures consistent data.

• Central management of core data
• Shared data across all modules

Workflow Framework

Standardizes processes.

• Cross‑module workflow logic
• Status handling and task assignments

System Configuration

Controls platform behavior.

• Global settings and configurations
• Module‑wide parameter management

Benefits

Ensures Data Consistency

Reduces errors and duplication.

• Central master data
• Uniform data usage across modules

Improves System Security

Controls access and responsibilities.

• Role‑based permissions
• Clear separation of duties

Enables Integrated EHS Management

Connects all modules.

• Unified platform architecture
• Seamless data exchange

Simplifies Administration

Reduces coordination effort.

• Central user and structure management
• Standardized workflows

Supports Scalable Growth

Adapts to organizational changes.

• Multi‑site and multi‑organization support
• Flexible role and structure configuration