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Audit Dashboard

The audit dashboard works similarly to the program dashboard, showing key audit information such as progress and readiness.

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Written by Danielle Moerman
Updated over 3 months ago

Navigating the audit dashboard

Depending on whether you create a new audit or click into an existing audit, you'll be taken to the audit dashboard. Every audit has its dedicated dashboard, which displays important information specific to the audit.

Understanding the audit dashboard

The audit dashboard has a similar feel and flow to the program dashboard. As with programs, every audit has its own dashboard, which displays pertinent information applicable to the audit, such as progress and readiness.

Summary

This is an overall snapshot of the audit. The number of all requests, controls, labels, and proof that have been imported into the audit appears here. The health status of the audit is also found here.

There are four health statuses:

  1. Healthy - The audit is healthy and right on schedule; requests have been successfully submitted and closed.

  2. At risk - The audit is at risk of falling behind schedule; some requests are still in progress and/or open.

  3. Critical - The audit is unhealthy and behind schedule; there are too many open requests.

  4. N/A - The health of the audit can’t be defined because there is no timeline or due date defined, and/or there are no requests linked to the audit.

Audit timeline

The audit timeline is designed to keep the entire team up-to-date during the audit process. It provides a quick view as to when particular events within the process will take place.

To edit the timeline, click … (More options) and then click Edit. Adjust the values to match your organization’s audit, and then click Save.

Progress

This snapshot provides a general overview of the audit's progress.

Requests by assignee

View the audit progress by assignee. Next to each assignee is the number of requests assigned to them, along with a progress bar indicating whether their requests are in progress, submitted, closed, or not yet started.

To learn about each status, click the arrows below:

Not started

Requests that have not yet been started.

In progress

Requests that are currently being worked on.

Internal review

Requests that are currently under internal review.

Submitted to auditor

Requests submitted to the auditor for review.

Needs revision

Requests that the auditor reassigns to the organization to be revised.

Approved

Requests that have been verified and accepted.

Closed

Requests that have been completed and closed.

Stale requests

This widget displays requests that have not been started yet, or are in progress, but have not been worked on in quite some time.

Link to controls and labels

This pie chart shows an overview of the number of requests linked to both controls and labels.

Controls - Requests linked to controls within the audit are displayed in this snapshot along with their freshness status.

Labels - Requests linked to labels within the audit are displayed in this widget.

Issues

This pie chart shows the number of issues (and their statuses) linked to requests within the audit.

Calculation legend

Hyperproof calculates the percentage of the baseline number of requests that have actually been submitted or closed.

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