See whether your management system works as intended.

We plan and carry out an audit of requirements, practice and evidence, then explain the findings so people can act on them.

When an internal audit is useful

  • Before a scheduled reviewKnow where you stand before a certification or management review.
  • A process keeps causing problemsExamine one process in depth and find the cause.
  • After a changeCheck whether earlier changes are actually working.

What is reviewed, and what you get back

The findings distinguish what meets the criteria, what does not and where improvement is worth considering.

Document preview
Example Ltd · Purchasing process · March 2026Internal audit report
Scope
Purchasing process
Criteria
ISO 9001
Sites
Tallinn office
A
  • Meets criteriaSupplier approval follows the documented steps.B
  • Does not meetTwo purchase orders lack the required sign-off.
  • Consider improvingThe approval checklist is stored in two versions.C
Corrective actions are decided by the organisation and carried out by a named ownerD
  1. A
    Agreed scope and criteriaSet in writing before the audit starts.
  2. B
    Evidence for every findingRecords, observations and how people describe their work.
  3. C
    Three kinds of findingMeets, does not meet, or worth improving.
  4. D
    You own the actionsThe organisation decides corrective actions.

Tell us three things

  • Which system or processThe standard or the process you want reviewed.
  • Which sites or teamsWhere the work happens and who takes part.
  • The reason for the auditA scheduled review, a recurring problem or a recent change.

Common questions

Is this a certification audit?

No. This is an internal audit, not certification by a certification body.

Who decides what to fix?

Your organisation. We describe findings and evidence; you decide and own the corrective actions.

How long does it take?

It depends on the size of the audit. We agree the timing once we know what will be audited.

Worker inspecting machinery

Discuss an internal audit.

Tell us the standard, the sites and the purpose of the audit.