Audit management

Audits that turn into fixed problems.

An organisation publishes structured questionnaires on a schedule. Assigned people fill them in on whatever device they have to hand. The answers turn into follow-up work that somebody has to close.

Create organization How it works

How it works

Build it once, then let it run.

01

Build

02

Run

03

Close the loop

The difference

A rule turns an answer into work.

Is the extinguisher within its inspection date?

No

when the answer is “No”

ASK

MOVE TO

ALERT

TASK

Audits Tasks

What auditees see

See it the way the people using it do.

Someone assigned an audit gets three screens: what is waiting for them, what they still have to close, and their own sign-in settings. Everything else is desktop work, for whoever runs the programme.

The audits waiting for one person, with a progress bar.
Pending audits at a glance, with progress that carries over.
The same person's open follow-up tasks, each with a status.
Follow-up tasks with clear status and deadlines.
Account settings: personal details, signing in and device activity.
A personal profile with sign-in and device settings.

The screenshots follow the language you pick.

Two surfaces, on purpose

Mobile-first where the work happens. Desktop-native where the programme is run.

Auditee view · mobile-first

Management view · desktop

Honest anonymity

Every competitor says 100%. We publish the threshold.

And the limit, because it belongs here

Built to be defensible

The details that still hold up six months later.

Things Auditee does not do

Four levels, one product — from hosted to your own servers.