Audits & inspections
in retail chains
Quality control, customer service, visual aspects and inventory control in distribution networks with an extensive, multi-level structure
Audits and inspections in retail chains
- Enables management of a large organizational structure and easy movement between organizational units,
- It ensures full transparency of processes and allows for the identification of responsible persons and deadlines for completing tasks,
- It is convenient to use and allows you to conduct audits without compromising the auditor's other duties.
Audits and inspections carried out in retail chains
Cleanliness audit
- Cleanliness in the store is one of the key factors determining whether a customer will make a purchase or not. With the increasing awareness of buyers, the price of products on the shelves is no longer the only determinant of purchasing decisions. Regular inspections to check the cleanliness of stores are therefore necessary.
HSE & Environmenal audits
- An occupational health and safety audit allows you to check how the work and activities performed by employees affect safety in the workplace. An environmental audit focuses on verifying the needs and obligations (usually resulting from legal provisions) of the organization in the context of caring for the natural environment.
Verification of stock status
- Checking usually performed by the supplier's sales representative or an external entity providing this type of services. The purpose of the inspection is to demonstrate stock shortages and to order replenishment of stock in the customer's unit, usually a store or wholesaler.
A mystery shopper audit
- This is an audit performed by a person (usually a professional auditor) who plays the role of a customer of a store, hotel, restaurant or other place providing services. This person observes employees and examines the standards prevailing in the verified place, where employees are not aware of being audited. This approach allows you to spot more irregularities than in the case of planned and open audits.
Action Audit for retail
Key benefits of using Action Audit in retail
How to run Action Audit in 3 steps?
Step 1
Click on the link below and fill out a short form in which we will ask you to present a few basic parameters regarding audits in your company.
Step 2
One of our specialists will contact you to arrange an online meeting to see how Action Audit will work in your organization.
Step 3
Based on the information from the form and the meeting, we will prepare an Action Audit especially for you and make it available for free testing for 30, 45 or even 60 days!