Yes, and this is usually where the exposure sits. House standards, Employer's Requirements, client briefs, planning conditions and the commitments made in minutes and correspondence are reviewed alongside statute, each carrying its own status. A rule-based tool holds none of these, because they were never published as code and never encoded as rules.
Compliance & Code Review · UPDATED SEP 10, 2026
Can compliance be reviewed against a client brief, not just published code?
STILL HAVE QUESTIONS
Talk to our team.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough on a sample project we have prepared, and ask whatever this answer did not settle.