Create a Proposed Audit

Who can complete this task? Veeva Quality Basics: Audit Program and Audit Creator

When you create an audit program, you define the proposed external and internal audits that are planned during that time period. A benefit of using audit programs is that audits will be automatically generated for you on the specified dates.

To create a proposed audit:

  1. Navigate to the Audit Program, open the Proposed Audits section and click Create.

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  2. Specify if you want to create a Proposed External Audit or Proposed Internal Audit and click Continue.

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  3. Fill out all required fields. Note the following.

    • Auditee: For external audits, this is the supplier being audited.

    • Audited Department: Only displays for internal proposed audits. For internal audits, you need to provide either the Auditee or Audited Department.

    • Owning Organization: Can either be your organization (in house audits) or another supplier (outsourced audits).

    • Planned Start Date: When part of an audit program, audits will be created automatically 14 days prior to the planned start date.

  4. Click Save.

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Define Team

  1. Navigate to the Proposed Audit and click Manage Team.

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  2. Specify an Audit Owner. The audit owner is responsible for entering the audit details into the system.

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  3. Optionally, specify one or more Audit QA Approver(s) and click Save. QA Approver is optional at the proposed audit level. The audit owner will be required to provide the QA Approver(s) on the audit itself.

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  4. Repeat to add additional proposed audits to the program.

Unplanned Audits

During the timeline of your audit program, an unplanned audit may occur. You have the choice to create and manage it outside of the program or within it. If you want to add an unplanned audit to a program, you can add it in the Unplanned Audits section.