Remote ISO audits that stay rigorous
The majority of AAA audits are delivered remotely. The method reduces disruption and travel while preserving the evidence, interviews and impartial evaluation that credible certification requires.
Before the audit
Your portal provides the plan, booking information and evidence checklist so your team can prepare without chasing emails.
During the audit
Your auditor holds structured interviews, reviews records and samples evidence. Live video can support observation of relevant activities and locations.
When onsite is needed
Audit method is determined by scope, complexity and risk. Some activities cannot be evaluated adequately without an onsite component.
What a remote audit involves
Remote delivery changes how evidence is accessed, not what the auditor needs to establish. We plan the method around your scope and the activities to be sampled.
Agree the plan
We confirm the audit objectives, timetable, people to meet, technology to use and evidence needed. Your team can identify any access or confidentiality constraints in advance.
Review real evidence
Auditors sample records and working practices, interview relevant people and follow audit trails. Screen sharing or live video may be used where it helps verify an activity.
Record outcomes
Findings and reports identify the evidence reviewed, the requirement involved and any response needed. Technical review and certification decisions remain independent.
When remote alone may not be enough
Some processes, sites or risks need direct observation. We decide the audit method during planning and explain any on-site component before the audit is agreed.
Physical operations
Where safety, environmental or production controls need to be observed in their operating setting, a site visit or live video may be appropriate.
Access and confidentiality
We agree secure ways to view sensitive information and limit access to what is needed for the audit. Your organisation retains control of its evidence.
Connection and continuity
We agree a practical approach to interviews, evidence sharing and interruptions so technical difficulties do not undermine the audit trail.