Our approach
Four stages.
One traceable conclusion.
Start with a defined question. Follow the work. Challenge the evidence. Make the next decision explicit.
Agree a question worth answering.
A defined review boundary, named decision authority and a shared understanding of what the review can establish.
Follow the activity into its records.
A focused evidence map connecting the operating practice to records, exceptions and the people who can explain them.
Test the strength of the conclusion.
A review of coverage, timing and conflicting evidence, with the limits of sampling and interpretation made explicit.
Make the next decision visible.
A finding or conclusion linked to an action owner, a review trigger and evidence needed to close the loop.
Keep the limits
inside the conversation.
Every review has boundaries. Define the period, systems, people and criteria before drawing a conclusion. Where evidence is incomplete, explain what remains uncertain and who can resolve it.
The pathway is an original illustrative working method, not an official standard, audit methodology or assurance guarantee.
A focused starting point
What needs to become clearer?
Capture the review question, the systems involved and the decision you need to make.
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