Planning, running, and evaluating audits often means juggling several files and people: criteria lists here, findings there, actions somewhere else again. By the time an audit is actually closed, you have already spent a fair amount of time pulling everything together. With audit management in Q.wiki, all of that runs in one place, from setting up the criteria through to carrying out and closing the audit.

What changes for your everyday work

What this looks like in practice

For a recurring audit, you start from a template with its catalog of criteria, with sections that are logically structured and come with guidance notes. You enter findings straight away while conducting the audit, and assign the resulting actions to the people responsible. You can also link directly to existing content in your Q.wiki, such as process descriptions or info pages relevant to the audit. The team view keeps everyone up to date on which audits are underway and where they currently stand.

More on this topic:

Audit templates and catalog of criteria
Create an audit
Conduct an audit