LeanAudit works with a hierarchical workplace structure, so your LPA setup can reflect the way your production organization is actually structured – from individual workstations and production lines to higher organizational levels.
The same area can be audited regularly by several levels of management, for example a supervisor, production manager and senior management. You can define the relevant audit templates and auditor groups for each layer.
Each audit template has its own frequency and assigned workplaces. When creating the audit plan, LeanAudit takes these settings into account and also allows you to work with predefined auditor lists.
This helps turn your LPA setup into a clear audit schedule while keeping planned, ongoing and completed audits easy to track.
Build audit templates from checklist items focused on important process standards and controls. The same checkpoint can be used across multiple templates, making it easier to verify key requirements repeatedly at different levels.
Results are recorded directly during the audit, together with comments, photos or additional findings where needed.
Track audit progress and results in one place. You can quickly see whether Layered Process Audits are being completed as planned and where recurring issues or deviations appear.
Reporting helps you follow trends over time and compare results across workplaces, periods or other relevant categories.
