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Build the foundation
Gather the structure that guides the business so people can find the right way of working and use the same platform every day.
Internal Audits
From audit plan to closed actions
Plan internal audits, capture findings directly in the audit, and follow every action until it is verified. AmpliFlow gives you a clear audit flow that helps you improve the business, not just tick off a requirement.
Scheduled auditsFindings become actionsMulti-standard in one auditTraceable ownership
Internal audit flow
What you need to get real effect from the audit
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Plan
Set the programme, scope, and responsibilities before the audit starts.
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Review
Go through working methods, interviews, and evidence where the work actually happens.
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Document
Capture findings, observations, and recommendations directly in the same flow.
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Follow up
Link every action to ownership, the next step, and verification of closure.
Companies using AmpliFlow for their internal audits
What internal auditing is
A thorough review of how you actually work
An internal audit is a systematic review of your organization's operations and procedures. The internal auditorThe person who performs the internal audit. The internal auditor can be internal or external, but the audit must be objective and impartial. checks that you have documented procedures and that these are actually followed in practice. The result is a report showing where you meet requirements and where there's room for improvement.
Internal auditing is not the same as certification auditing. The certification audit is performed by an external certification body that issues your certificate. Internal auditing is done by yourselves (or with the help of consultants) to prepare and continuously improve your management system.
A typical internal audit includes document review, interviews with employees, examination of how processes actually work in practice, and formulation of findings: nonconformities, observations and recommendations.
The value
The unexpected effects of internal auditing
Companies that conduct internal audits regularly often report that the greatest value isn't passing the certification audit, but the insights about their own operations.
Optimization
Find potential you didn't know existed
"Until the internal audit, we didn't realize how much potential there was to optimize in certain areas of the business." A common quote from companies that take internal auditing seriously.
Perspective
See your business with fresh eyes
A thorough review provides an opportunity to see operations from a new perspective. Things that have "always been this way" are questioned, often with illuminating results.
Improvement
Discover what fell through the cracks
"Through the internal audit, we discovered opportunities for improvement that we had previously completely missed." Structured review finds what no one thinks about in daily work.
The flow
From finding to fixed
An audit finding is worthless if it doesn't lead to change. In AmpliFlow the chain is unbroken: from the moment the internal auditor notes a finding until the improvement case is verified and closed.
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Plan audit
Create audit templates with questions and review points. Schedule audits or start them manually.
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Execute audit
The internal auditor documents observations directly in the system with text, photos and files.
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Create improvement case
Findings requiring action become improvement cases, linked to the audit and the process.
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Analyse & act
Root cause analysis, action plan and responsible person. The improvement case is tracked through the entire flow.
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Verify & close
Confirm the action had the desired effect before closing the case. Complete history for the next audit.
Multi-standard
One audit, multiple standards
Many organizations are certified against multiple standards: ISO 9001 (quality), ISO 14001 (environment), ISO 45001 (occupational health & safety), ISO 27001 (information security). Running separate audits for each standard wastes time.
In AmpliFlow you build audit templates that cover requirements from all your standards in the same review. A process audit of production can simultaneously review quality requirements, environmental aspects and occupational health risks. Three standards, one audit.
ISO 9001: Quality
Review process effectiveness, customer requirements and objectives. Does actual practice match documented procedures?
ISO 14001: Environment
Check environmental aspects, legal compliance and environmental objectives. Are waste, chemicals and energy handled according to plan?
ISO 45001: Occupational Health & Safety
Verify risk assessments, safety inspections and incident management. Is systematic OH&S work functioning?
Audit areas
What gets reviewed in an audit?
A typical internal audit reviews several areas of operations. Focus varies depending on your industry and which standards you're certified against, but common areas include:
- Management process: Policy, goal management, organization and annual calendar
- Core processes: Business development, marketing, sales and delivery
- Support processes: Purchasing, competence, maintenance and finance
- Continual improvement: Customer feedback, deviation handling, risk assessments and internal audits
The internal auditor checks both that you have documented procedures and that these are actually followed. Interviews with employees are a central part: does staff understand the management system and can they work according to it?
The platform
One platform that keeps the business connected
Start where the need is highest. Add more parts as the business grows, without creating new silos or losing context.
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Run work and follow-up
Keep projects, goals, meetings, and reporting together so leadership can see what is happening without side systems.
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Catch risks and improvements
Turn day-to-day signals into actions that someone owns, follows up, and closes in one shared flow.
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Keep evidence and external requirements together
Bring documents, checklists, suppliers, legal requirements, and competence into one place so follow-up and audits get easier.
Choose the tools you need
Processes, goals, projects, risks, documents, people, and external requirements live in the same platform. Start where the need is highest, then expand without adding new silos.
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Management
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Governance & objectives
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Risks & nonconformities
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Documents & data
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AI features in AmpliFlow
People
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External requirements
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FAQ
Questions about internal audits in AmpliFlow
How do we plan internal audits in AmpliFlow?
You create audit templates as checklists with questions grouped into steps. Schedule them quarterly or annually and the system creates audits automatically at the right time. You can also create audits manually when needed.
Can one audit cover multiple ISO standards at once?
Yes. Your audit templates can contain questions covering requirements from multiple standards in the same audit. A process audit can review requirements from e.g. ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 simultaneously, so there's no need for separate audits for each standard.
How are audit findings documented?
The internal auditor documents observations directly in the audit steps with text, photos and files. Findings requiring action become improvement cases, linked back to the audit and the step where they were discovered.
How does the workflow for improvement cases from audits work?
Improvement cases follow a structured flow: Registered → Analysing → Acting → Verifying → Closed. Each step has a responsible person and deadline. You always see the status and can filter on open cases.
Can different internal auditors be responsible for different parts of the audit?
Yes. Each step in the audit can be assigned to different people or teams. Blocking steps ensure work happens in the correct order when needed.
Get started
Talk internal audits with an AmpliFlow expert
We will show you how to keep internal audits together from planning through follow-up, with clear ownership and findings that move into the right actions.
Audit programmeHow you plan frequency, scope, and responsibility.
Findings and actionsHow observations move into the right follow-up work.
Traceable follow-upHow you see what is open, done, and verified.