TMH APP: other document types beyond questionnaires (audits & assessments, certificates & assurance reports, and insurance policies)

The Documents page in the Trust Management Hub shows the documents you have uploaded and the completion rate for each document type. 

This article explains how to upload documents for three types: Audits & Assessments, Certificates & Assurance Reports, and Insurance Policies.

Click here for how to upload questionnaires in TMH.

Before you begin

What are the document types?

Document type Information you provide
Audits & Assessments Report upload, date received, short description, additional documents
Certificates & Assurance Reports Certificate or report upload, scope, expiration date, short description, additional documents
Insurance Policies Policy upload, insurance provider, expiration date, short description, additional documents

How do I upload an audit or assessment?

  1. Go to the Documents page. [Trust Management Hub > Documents]
  2. Select Audits & Assessments.
  3. Click on ⋮ to upload your audit or assessment.
  4. Enter the Audit Provider.
  5. Enter the date you received the report.
  6. Enter a short description.
  7. Upload any additional documents. You can only have one instance of an Audits & Assessments type, but can upload multiple documents of that type.
  8. Click save to complete upload.

How do I upload a certificate or assurance report?

  1. Go to the Documents page. [Trust Management Hub > Documents]
  2. Select Certificates & Assurance Reports.
  3. Click on ⋮ to upload your certificate or assurance report.
  4. Enter the Certification Scope.
  5. Enter the Date Received.
  6. Enter the expiration date.
  7. Enter a short description.
  8. Upload any additional documents. You can only have one instance of a Certificates & Assurance Reports type, but can upload multiple documents of that type.
  9. Click save to complete upload.

How do I upload an insurance policy?

  1. Go to the Documents page. [Trust Management Hub > Documents]
  2. Select Insurance Policies.
  3. Click on ⋮ to upload your certificate or assurance report.
  4. Upload your policy.
  5. Select insurance type from the drop-down menu.
  6. Enter the insurance provider.
  7. Enter the expiration date.
  8. Enter a short description.
  9. Upload any additional documents.
  10. Click save to complete upload.

How do I mark an audit, certificate, or insurance policy as unavailable?

If you do not have a document for a type, click on ⋮ to mark it as unavailable.

Publish Date or Recent Edits
  • October 26, 2026: Published.
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