Review the evidence behind your audit findings.
Keep the audit scope, supporting records and findings together so your team can spend the review discussing the evidence.
Your audit findings need supporting evidence.
An audit becomes harder when nobody is sure which document supports a finding. A folder full of files can still leave gaps in the explanation. Keep the purpose of the review visible and make the evidence behind each finding easy to discuss.
Keep the purpose of the audit and its supporting records together. A useful review can return to the evidence behind each finding and identify the work that needs attention.
Give your team a clear next step.
Set the scope
Be clear about the process, location and period being reviewed.
Organise the evidence
Connect the relevant records to the questions the audit is trying to answer.
Discuss the findings
Use the evidence to agree the work that needs attention after the review.
Workflow guidance. Your organisation determines its procedures and decisions.
Audits in CerthixED
Bring school and group review records into a conversation about what was checked, what was found and what needs attention.
Explore CerthixED ↗Audits in CerthixCO
Keep the scope of a site or business review close to its findings. Consider the evidence before comparing outcomes across locations.
Explore CerthixCO ↗Review the issues at your sites.
Explore the supplied CerthixCO sample, then bring your team's process to the demo.
Does software make an audit pass?
No. A useful record supports an informed review. The applicable requirements, evidence quality and judgement of the review team determine the outcome.
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