Every record an auditor will ask for is collected as the work is done.
Quality and audit automation means keeping procedures in one place, tying checks to written criteria and recording every approval as it happens. We set it up so evidence builds up as work is done. On audit day the file is not gathered by hand; it is prepared from the records.
- Approved
Check
Daily cleaning form
- Assigned to owner
Finding
Calibration overdue
- New version live
Procedure
Warehouse instruction
- Expiring soon
Document
Training certificate
Where does the pre-audit rush come from?
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Nobody can find the latest procedure
Instructions sit in different folders and email attachments. Everyone works from the version they have, and which one is valid becomes a debate.
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Evidence is gathered just before the audit
Signed forms, checklists and training records come out of cabinets when an audit is near. Missing documents are noticed only then.
- 03
The same check gives two results with two people
Without written criteria, the result depends on who does the check. The reasoning is not recorded, so it cannot be explained later.
- 04
Corrective actions stall halfway
A finding is written up and an owner assigned, then nobody follows it. The same finding comes back at the next audit.
We record the work as it happens, so the audit stops being a filing exercise.
First we list which records your auditor asks for and where they sit today. The build follows that list.
Every approval is recorded
Who approved which record, when and on what basis is written to a log. When the auditor asks, the answer is read from the log rather than searched for.
Checks follow written criteria
The criteria, limits and reasoning for a check are written down once. Every record goes through the same criteria, the reasoning sits next to it and the final call stays with the person in charge.
Procedures live in one searchable source
The valid version of each instruction, procedure and form sits in one place. Each answer shows which page of which document it came from, and access is limited by role.
The audit file is built from records
Checklists, approvals and corrective actions are linked to a template once. A draft audit report is ready within minutes and the signature stays with the authorised person.
Corrective actions are tracked until closed
When a finding is opened, an owner and deadline are assigned. As the deadline nears a reminder goes out, and open items move to the top of the manager's list.
The quality team sees open findings and pending checks on one screen.
Every part we build comes together in one panel. A manager can see which checks were done, which findings are still open and which documents are about to expire.
- Open findings are listed with their deadlines.
- Every approval is logged with who gave it.
- The valid version of each procedure sits in one place.
- Documents about to expire trigger a reminder in advance.
From paper checklists to a digital log
At a business that runs its checks on paper forms, each form can be turned into digital criteria once. Every check is recorded when it is done, and an out-of-range result goes to the owner and is tracked until the finding closes.
Every build starts with discovery and carries on after launch.
- 01
Discovery
We get to know the company, its services and the data it holds. It takes about a week; the cleaner the data, the faster the result.
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Demo
We prepare a detailed demo of the solution that came out of discovery and walk you through it.
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Form
If you like the demo, we send a detailed form so your requirements are written down.
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Build
We go through the form together and build the real product.
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After launch
The work does not end at go-live; we keep measuring, reporting and maintaining it.
Quality and auditFrequently asked questions
Quality and audit automation keeps procedures in one place, ties checks to written criteria and records each approval as it happens. The audit file is prepared from those records.
Yes. The approval, check, training and corrective action records an auditor asks for are collected as the work is done. On audit day the file is not assembled separately; it is prepared from the records.
No. The record is prepared against written criteria with the reasoning attached. Approval or rejection stays with the authorised person.
A change is added as a new entry, and the previous version, who made the change and when all stay visible. During set-up we agree together which records are locked.
Any business that has to keep records: manufacturing, food, healthcare, logistics and services. We write the criteria and forms to the sector's own rules.
We write the proposal after we have found the problem together
In a thirty-minute call we listen to how you work and talk through where time and customers are slipping away. If you do not need a digital fix, we will tell you that too.
30 minutes · no preparation needed
