This page explains how to use AuditFlow OS in a consistent and practical way.

AuditFlow OS is designed to help users manage audits from planning through to reporting and follow-up. It should be used as a live working environment, not only as a final reporting tool.

1. Purpose

The purpose of this page is to:

• explain how AuditFlow OS should be used in practice
• provide a consistent operating method for audit activity
• help users move through the audit lifecycle
• clarify the role of each main page and database
• reduce inconsistent use of fields, phases, statuses, and reporting sections
• support traceable, evidence-based audit work

This page is the practical user guide for the workspace.

2. Core Operating Principle

AuditFlow OS works best when it is updated during the audit, not after it.

Audit records, evidence links, findings, risk inputs, report output status, and actions should be updated as work progresses.

Delayed updates reduce accuracy, weaken traceability, and make reporting harder.

3. The Three Core Working Rules