An action gets decided on, in a meeting, an audit, or right during a risk assessment, and then it often disappears into a list nobody ever checks again. Whether it actually got done stays unclear until someone happens to ask. With Action Management in Q.wiki, you create actions directly from projects, audits, risks, or opportunities, and bundle them into an action plan whenever needed. You can assign that plan to the people responsible and track its progress at any time.

What changes for your everyday work

What this looks like in practice

You set up an action plan, whether it comes out of an audit, a risk, or straight from everyday business, for example "Onboarding new employee". Every action gets a person responsible and a due date, so the list can be worked through and assigned right away. Status is visible at any time, and an automatic follow-up date makes sure nothing gets forgotten.

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Create an action
Use the action plan