Layered process audits for manufacturing
Make every audit easier to act on.
Plan recurring checks, capture evidence on the floor, and keep unresolved findings in view. Audera's LPA software connects the audit routine with the people responsible for following through.
For quality teams, auditors and plant leaders.
Follow the audit workflow
01 / Plan
Cover your shifts
Schedule checks across audit layers.
02 / Record
Keep evidence with the check
03 / Follow up
Know who owns the next action
One connected routine
From the first question to the follow-up.
Give each role a clear next step. Coordinators build the program, auditors record the result, and responsible contacts address the findings.
See it in a demo- 01
Build a useful checklist
Start manually, from a template, or with AI-assisted drafting. Review the questions and choose the answer type for each check.
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Plan coverage by layer
Set locations, shifts, calendars and scheduling rules. Use simulation to inspect coverage before committing the schedule.
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Record what happened
Answer checks in a mobile card or desktop table view. Add comments, photos and supporting files where the check requires them.
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Follow up on findings
Review unresolved failed checks, responsible contacts and days open. Configured escalation keeps unresolved work visible.
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See the audit week at a glance.
See which audits are assigned, who is responsible and what has been completed. A shared weekly view gives coordinators a practical starting point for the next conversation with their team.
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Choose your starting point
Better audits start with a clear question.
Layered process audits
Understand layers, recurring checks and how leaders follow up on the same process.
Read the LPA guide
Manufacturing audits
Setup checks, safety walks, supplier reviews and LPAs, starting from one checklist.
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Safety audits
Understand program review, evidence and follow-up for workplace safety.
Read the safety guide
Useful before your first demo
Bring one process. Start with one good checklist.
Explore example questions, a sample finding and a practical audit cadence. Adapt the examples to your own work instructions and review responsibilities.
Explore checklists and examplesExample process check
Is the current work instruction available at the station?
- Look for
- The approved revision and evidence that the operator can access it.
- Record
- The result, the document revision and the specific gap observed.
- Follow up
- Assign a responsible person and confirm that the gap has been addressed.
See how your audit routine could work.
Walk through scheduling, execution and remediation with the Audera team.