Set scope before the visit.
Review criteria, assignments and due dates form one controlled plan.
The review records scope and applicable criteria.
A generic reference architecture for planning reviews, recording findings and closing corrective action. It responds to a recurring type of institutional need, not to a named buyer project.
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A finding links to the material and criteria used.
Review criteria, assignments and due dates form one controlled plan.
The review records scope and applicable criteria.
The reviewer can record observations without losing their evidence or context.
Questions follow the review plan.
Actions need owners, dates, verification and a clear record of closure.
An owner accepts a corrective action.
Schedules, scope and role separation.
Controlled attachments and an audit trail.
Owners, escalation and closure checks.
This is a local concept only. It does not describe a delivered audit module, a government client, an approved bid or an existing WEU product.