Audit reports

From audit to audit report. With Quentic, it's never been easier.

Track your results

Log the results of an audit while it's taking place, or import a list of results once it’s finished
Complete your audit faster with predefined checklists
Attach documents and images to items in your audit

Make rapid assessments with a traffic light scale
Define unique rating scales for each type of audit
Add detailed descriptions to each assessment item

Evaluate your performance

Correct your issues

Identify shortcomings and trigger the right response automatically
Assign tasks to the responsible person quickly and easily
Set automatic reminders for outstanding tasks

Create reports with the click of a mouse
Present your results in a standardized format
Use your own templates and logos
Keep track of your updates with version control

Report your audits

Need to analyze several audits?

Quentic lets you combine various audits and analyze them as a whole. Create tables and diagrams to visually answer the important questions, e.g. how many times last year was a particular department audited?

An overview of the most important functions

Features of the Quentic Risks & Audits module

Audit planning

Now it’s easier to always keep an eye out for which areas of your organization need to be audited.

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Appointment organization

Plan audits and immediately invite all participants by email.

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Auditor management

List external and internal auditors, including their tasks and qualifications.

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Management programs

Determine the direction of your occupational safety and environmental protection through programs and individual goals.

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Target tracking

Keep an eye on all of the deadlines and action implementations for achieving your target.

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Aspects and risks

Define the relevant company aspects and create an evaluation matrix.

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