AuditXchange · Audit QA
Audit review
Audit reviews don't have to be a manual, time-consuming process. AuditXchange streamlines each step, with built-in collaboration tools and simplified change tracking, so reviews move faster and keep a clear chain of custody.
How a review moves
1. The auditor completes the audit and submits it from AuditSoft's audit tool.
2. An administrator receives the report in AuditXchange and assigns a reviewer.
3. The reviewer opens the report and examines the work.
4. If more input is needed, the reviewer sends a revision request.
5. The auditor reviews the request and makes corrections before sending the audit back.
6. The reviewer considers the changes.
7. The reviewer accepts or rejects the audit.
Features
One centralized review hub for submissions, feedback and revisions, with contextual comments on the question that needs work.
Side-by-side comparisons of revisions with changes highlighted, so reviewers focus on what changed.
A “Draft report” watermark, so only quality-assured reports are shared with employers.
Role-based access: administrators, reviewers and auditors each have distinct permissions.
Automated alerts for status changes, pending actions and approvals, and secure version-controlled document storage.
Reviews can be reassigned without losing progress or context.
Who it helps
Administrators get faster reviews, stronger compliance oversight and a full audit trail. Reviewers get less manual comparison, clearer structured feedback and fewer back-and-forth exchanges. Auditors get faster turnaround and see exactly what needs fixing.
It is easy for the auditor to identify which question in the audit requires revision quickly. I also like how it's simple to make notes on the specific questions or sections in the audit.