Compliance documentation is the paper trail that proves your products meet the standards you claim they do. CoAs for every ingredient lot. The current label and every previous version. Third-party test results. Regulatory filings. Safety substantiation documents. When any of these are missing at the wrong moment — a buyer audit, an FDA inspection, a product liability question — the cost is real. Truli's Document Library gives you one place where all of it lives, organized and always accessible.

Organized Around Your Products

Every document in Truli is associated with a product in your catalog. That means when you open a product, you see all of its documentation in one place — not just the latest label, but every version, every test result, every relevant filing. No more hunting across drives and inboxes to reconstruct a product's compliance history.

You can also organize documents into collections — by product line, by audit type, by regulatory category — so the right documents are grouped together for the contexts where you'll need them.

How it works

Upload documents directly to your Truli account and tag them to a product. Supported formats include PDFs, images, and common document types. Organize into collections for easy retrieval. Search across your entire library by product, document type, or keyword. Share specific documents or collections with team members, co-manufacturers, or legal counsel without having to export or re-upload anything.

Version History That Actually Works

Label versions are one of the most commonly mismanaged compliance assets in CPG. Brands reformulate, redesign, and relaunch — but the documentation trail of what changed and when is often lost. Truli keeps every version of every document you upload, so you always have a clear record of what was on the label at any given point in time.

This matters more than most brands realize. If a compliance question arises about a product that shipped 18 months ago, the answer depends on what the label said at the time — not what it says today.

Ready When Your Team Needs It

Retail buyers. Co-manufacturers. Quality auditors. Legal counsel. All of them need documentation, often on short notice. Having it centralized, organized, and searchable in Truli means you're never in the position of scrambling to find something you know exists but can't locate.

Start organizing your compliance documents

The Document Library is live on your dashboard. Upload your first product's materials to get started — labels, CoAs, test results, regulatory filings. The more complete your library, the more useful Truli becomes as your compliance record grows.

A note from Truli: Truli is not a law firm, and this article does not constitute or contain legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. When determining your obligations and compliance with respect to relevant laws and regulations, you should consult a licensed attorney.