Open Step 1 in Audit Detail
Choose Prepare Sources and Questions for a new scope, or Continue preparation when questions are already selected.
Scope before speed
Preparation
Preparation helps the auditor select sources and questions before the audit day becomes busy.
Step by step
Choose the relevant source material
Use the available regulation and question areas to prepare the audit scope.
Select the questions for this audit
The audit detail screen shows the selected question count so the user knows whether the scope is empty, light, or ready.
Review question work when needed
Use Revise Questions for pending suggestions, controlled revisions, approved questions, and rejected suggestions.
Switch modes later without losing work
Audit mode help states that switching modes does not remove answers, findings, evidence, or source/question links already captured.
What makes it useful
- Preparation is visible and countable.
- Reusable approved questions can support consistent audits.
- Scope and conduct are connected instead of being separate documents.
What this helps prevent
Last-minute checklist chaos, forgotten source questions, and audit notes that cannot be traced back to the planned scope.