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Audit Requirement Master Creation

In order to make an Audit required, it is necessary to create a record in the system (referred to as an Audit Requirement) so that the created Audit can be “run” in the future. The Audit Requirement will specify the frequency (i.e. a schedule/interval) at which the Audit Requirement must be performed.

A single schedule or multiple schedules may be added to one Audit Requirement. Each Audit Requirement can become “due” at any specified time.

Once created, the Audit Requirement can be tracked using the Audit Requirement Tracking Print (via Quality Assurance/Print/Audit Requirement).

The following is the basic life cycle of the Quality Assurance Process, particularly the Audit Requirement Creation:

Once the Audit Requirement has been created, the specific Audit can be created and conducted through the Audit Creation/Following.