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Arrive better prepared.
Gather the relevant work records and supporting evidence around the checks you need to review.
Auditing
Face the next audit with your story already together.
An audit is easier to approach when the work can speak for itself. Help your team find the evidence, understand the findings and show how each gap was followed through.
Less searching. A clearer account of the work.
A simple example
A finding with a clear ending
- The record
Bring the proof together
Relevant work and records
- The action
Follow up the finding
One owner, a clear action
- The review
Review the response
Correction and evidence checked
The request is simple. Finding the proof isn’t.
Someone needs a record from months ago. The file is in one place, the approval in another, and the person who remembers it is unavailable. Preparation becomes a hunt.
Put it into practice
From an audit finding to a reviewed response.
Keep the original observation connected to the action it prompted.
- The records
01
Prepare the review
Set out the checks and bring the relevant records and supporting files together.
- The finding
02
Record the finding
Capture what was observed and what needs attention, with enough context for the next person.
- The response
03
Follow through on the action
Assign the correction and collect the evidence of what changed.
- The decision
04
Review before closing
Have the responsible reviewer check the response and keep the decision with the finding.
Other places to start
Internal auditsSupplier reviewsAudit follow-upsA better working day
Spend less time reconstructing the story.
Make findings actionable.
Turn an observation into a clear piece of follow-up work, with someone responsible for carrying it through.
Close with a reason.
Review the correction and its evidence before recording the finding as resolved.
What evidence is always hardest to find?
Bring us one audit check or finding. Let’s walk through a clearer path from the original work to the reviewed response.