Every critical check requires evidence. No more trusting that a checklist means the work was done.
A proof-based audit requires evidence – live photos, timestamps, or on-site verification – on critical checks. A completed checklist means the work was actually done.
As you add locations, you can't verify everything yourself. Without evidence, reporting becomes guesswork and standards drift.
Teams can mark tasks complete without doing the work. Issues stay hidden until a customer complaint or a failed inspection surfaces them.
Audiment requires photo or video evidence on critical checks, links failures to corrective actions, and keeps a verifiable trail by location and date.
Proof-based audits give you data you can trust. Reliable data shows you where issues are recurring – so you catch problems before they escalate.
No. Evidence is required only on critical checks, so audits stay fast while quality improves.
No. Audiment requires live capture so evidence reflects the actual audit moment.
Store managers, area managers, and leadership use it to spot recurring failures and verify that fixes actually happened.