The evaluation of an audit is based on the expertise of the auditor. However, individual assessments can contain inaccuracies, making independent comparisons challenging. Depending on the chosen evaluation rule, i.e. the rating calculation model, these inaccuracies can be reduced or eliminated, leading to more transparent, objective, and compa...

In the complex landscape of business operations, audit locations can vary significantly. They range from in-house departments to geographically distant sites like storage facilities or suppliers. It's crucial for auditors to have all relevant information regarding the audit and for the data to be clearly linked to the audit. This ensures that all s...

In business, flexible standards are crucial to respond to dynamic market demands. This involves deriving standards from process workflows that allow both repeatability and adaptability. Benefits of Standardisation Standards provide a foundation for consistency and quality. Standards derived from daily process workflows help in safely and efficientl...

In the realm of business operations, audits and inspection procedures often entail both human assessment and a systematic evaluation based on set rules and formulas. The integration of these aspects provides a high level of transparency and comparability among various audits. The Difference Between Assessment and Evaluation Questions within an audi...

Collecting valuable information is just one part of the audit process; it's vital to distribute this information quickly and accurately. Data that isn't immediately available loses its value to an organisation. Reducing Delays Automated emails are the most efficient way to distribute reports. Sending a report immediately to all relevant groups or i...

In international companies and those in countries with more than one official language, stakeholders can be quite diverse, especially when it comes to the languages they speak and are comfortable with. While this diversity certainly influences interoffice communication and plays into creating a pleasant work environment, it also plays an important ...

When it comes to integrating processes in audits, the goal is to link company and partner data and workflows to enable automation and process control. This makes it possible to clearly illustrate connections, fix defects more swiftly, and ensure that data is always up-to-date and centrally available. Linking Data and Assets A key aspect of pro...

Simplifying Audit Management Audit management in the food industry is a complex process comprised of many steps and workflows, all of which rely heavily on efficient management, use, and distribution of vital information. By simplifying the way auditors work with that information, it is possible to streamline the entire audit lifecycle, from planni...

The evaluation of audits delivers invaluable insights that have great potential for improving the decision-making process within an organisation - provided the evaluation process is performed and its outcomes presented in the best way possible. It is possible, and desirable, to create a tailored evaluation process that fully conforms to the organis...

Navigating through audit processes can be challenging, but a well-structured audit checklist can make a significant difference. It allows auditors to quickly access each question and respond to changes during the audit. A transparent display of evaluations and ratings enables easy interaction with the audit questionnaire. Easy-to-Use Structure for ...