No. Your manual and procedures stay where they are; Oanax handles the part that currently floats on lists: assign, confirm, prove.
Oanax does not replace your quality system and does not want to. Your manual, your procedures and your document management stay where they are.
What Oanax takes over is the part that in practice floats on spreadsheets and email rounds: who must know this, who has confirmed, who is qualified, what is expiring — and the evidence for it.
Think of it as the execution layer next to your system: the quality system describes how it should be, Oanax shows that it happens.