Pinak Infotech Pvt. Ltd.

A process audit seeks to improve the selected processes by finding out how the processes are performing against defined criteria.

One of the benefits of having a process audit is the intense focus it brings to the processes selected. This means that the auditor may be spending 1, 2, or more days on a single process, reviewing all aspects of it, from top to bottom, within the defined criteria. Such an exercise is bound to find several opportunities for improving the process in a significant way.

Difference between Internal Auditing & Process Auditing

Follows a specified audit schedule
Conducted by a qualified auditor
The criteria is the ISO or API standard, plus the actual organization’s own management system requirements
Encompasses all processes within the management system

Can be scheduled anytime
Conducted by a process expert and qualified auditor
The criteria could be an ISO/API standard, your own management system, a particular customer specification or industry specification; or a combination of all.
Narrowed to one or more specific processes

Process Audit Services

Difference between Internal Auditing & Process Auditing