Systems and Methods for Assurance Management

A method for assurance management, the method comprising:

• querying a first database using transaction information, the transaction information comprising a deliverable item and metadata of a first user;
• loading, from the first database, a first assurance policy and a second assurance policy based on the querying, the first assurance policy having a first set of terms and the second assurance policy having a second set of terms;
• aligning each term of the first set of terms and the second set of terms with one of a plurality assurance features;
• identifying a first term from the first set of terms and second term from the second set of terms aligned with a first assurance feature of the plurality of assurance features;
• creating a combined assurance policy having the first term and the second term;
• and
• storing the combined assurance policy in a second database, the second database accessible by the first user.

A computerized system comprising:

• one or more processors;
• and
• one or more memories configured to store a plurality of non-transitory machine-readable instructions which, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the processor to perform a method comprising:
• querying a first database using transaction information, the transaction information comprising a deliverable item and metadata of a first user;
• loading, from a first database, a first assurance policy and a second assurance policy based on the querying, the first assurance policy having a first set of terms and the second assurance policy having a second set of terms;
• aligning each term of the first set of terms and the second set of terms with one of a plurality assurance features;
• identifying a first term from the first set of terms and second term from the second set of terms aligned with a first assurance feature of the plurality of assurance features;
• creating a combined assurance policy having the first term and the second term;
• and
• storing the combined assurance policy in a second database, the second database accessible by the first user.