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Process · Audit reporting

Audit reporting

Audits have a planned date, scope, auditor and status. Each finding names the requirement, observed issue, severity, owner and due date. The audit enters reporting before closure, giving the Auditor a chance to check that the recorded scope matches its findings.

Step by step

  1. Plan the scope Auditor

    Auditor records what will be examined, when and by whom.

    • Scope, schedule and auditor are recorded.
    • Updates Audits, People
  2. Conduct the audit Auditor

    Auditor records findings against requirements and assigns owners.

    • Requirements and findings have an owner.
    • Updates Audit findings, Audits, People
  3. Prepare reporting Auditor

    Auditor moves the audit into reporting and checks its scope against findings.

    • Scope is checked against recorded findings.
    • Updates Audits, Audit findings
  4. Close the audit Auditor

    The audit closes after its scope is checked against the recorded findings in reporting.

    • Reporting becomes closed with completion date.
    • Updates Audits
  5. Follow the findings Quality Manager

    Finding owners retain due dates and record close dates separately.

    • Due and closed dates remain visible.
    • Updates Audit findings, People
Auditor
Plans, records and closes the audit; Quality Manager monitors finding follow-up; Property Manager helps locate the operating context.

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