Monday, October 20, 2025

Nulogy introduces new manufacturing quality and compliance capabilities with the strategic acquisition of AuditComply

Nulogy, the provider of purpose-built software for external manufacturing and contract packing operations, has acquired AuditComply, an innovative EHS, QMS, and supplier compliance management (SCM) software provider.

Belfast-based AuditComply is an all-in-one compliance platform, developed to optimise processes, deliver actionable insights and drive digital transformation. Designed for efficiency, resilience and safety, AutoComply’s comprehensive offering is a natural addition to Nulogy’s purpose-built capabilities for manufacturers and packagers.

Already delivering to clients including Bushmills Whiskey, McCloskey International and Autoliv, AuditComply’s intuitive user experience, customisable templates, dynamic dashboards, and seamless offline mobile access offer a new level of quality, compliance and risk management to Nulogy customers.

“AuditComply shares Nulogy’s mission of solving real problems for customers through market-leading solutions, fast time to value and exceptional outcomes,” said Bill Ryan, CEO of Nulogy.

“The addition of AuditComply brings further innovation to our customers in the form of robust quality, compliance, and risk management functionality. Adding these capabilities to Nulogy’s Manufacturing Operating System (MOS) further cements our position as the leading provider of purpose-built software for manufacturers and packagers.”

“AuditComply and Nulogy have a shared vision of empowering manufacturers with the data and digital support they need to effectively manage and scale their operations in today’s marketplace,” said Kevin Donaghy, CEO of AuditComply.

“Through our combined capabilities, we are excited to bring new value to a greater range of industries with a premier platform that is engineered for their specific needs.”

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