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Can a firm be certified against ISO 29110-5-6-3?
No. The document is a guideline inside a profile, not a certifiable management system standard, and no certificate is issued against it. A firm can be assessed against a profile by a third party, and some schemes do that, but the guideline itself does not confer certification.
In full
No. The document is a guideline inside a profile, not a certifiable management system standard, and no certificate is issued against it. A firm can be assessed against a profile by a third party, and some schemes do that, but the guideline itself does not confer certification.
The ISO record calls the document a guideline. A firm can be assessed against a profile by a third party, and some schemes do that, but the guideline itself does not confer certification. The site does not sell certification and repeats the limit on the home page, the check, the price page and llms.txt. A firm that needs a certificate should look at the certifiable standard that governs its management system, and treat this guide as the engineering method underneath it.
Where the answer stops
This answer is written from the public ISO record and the register on this site. The FDIS body is not public, so the answer does not quote it or state a draft clause. It is not legal advice, does not certify and does not decide a question for a particular firm or system.
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