1. Audits
2. Corrective Actions & Tasks

Tracking means knowing, at any point, which issues are open, who owns them, how long they’ve been open, and whether similar issues keep returning. InspectU’s task and corrective action system gives...

1. Audits
2. Corrective Actions & Tasks

Creating a corrective action task is the beginning of a follow-up process, not the end. InspectU is designed to track issues from initial finding through to verified closure — so nothing gets creat...

1. Audits
2. Corrective Actions & Tasks

Every issue found in an audit should result in a task. In InspectU, you can create corrective action tasks directly from any failed or flagged audit item, so the issue is linked to the finding and ...

1. Audits
2. Managing Inspections

Reviewing results is where audits become useful. Completing an inspection creates a record. Reviewing it is how you turn that record into improvement. How to Review a Completed InspectionGo to the ...

1. Audits
2. Managing Inspections

Completing an inspection well means observing, documenting, and acting — not just filling in answers. Here’s how to do it right, from start to finish. Before You StartOpen InspectU and find the ins...

1. Audits
2. Managing Inspections

In InspectU, audits can be assigned to specific team members so that the right person is completing the right check at the right time. Assigning audits removes ambiguity: everyone knows what they’r...

1. Audits
2. Audit Types

An Ad Hoc Finding is the simplest type of report in InspectU. It’s for any issue you spot right now that needs to be documented — even when no scheduled audit is underway.Think of it as a quick iss...

1. Audits
2. Audit Types

Custom Audits let you build your own inspection template from scratch inside InspectU. If none of the standard audit types quite fit what you need to check — because of a specific program requireme...

1. Audits
2. Audit Types

A Maintenance Audit checks whether your equipment and facility assets are in good condition, properly maintained, safe to operate, and supported by complete documentation.Kitchen equipment failures...

1. Audits
2. Audit Types

Gemba is a Japanese word that means “the actual place.” A Gemba Walk is when a leader goes to the floor — the kitchen, the serving line, the storage room, the dish room — to observe work as it real...