Audit

- Internal audit – performed on behalf of the organization on its own management systems, in accordance with the requirements of applicable standards and internal policy - Second-party audit – audit performed on suppliers, on behalf of the client, to verify their compliance with contractual requirements or with the requirements of a management system - Third-party audit (without certification) – independent, objective, and documented evaluation of a management system or process, without leading to the issuance of a certificate, but with the issuance of a detailed report.

- Quality (ISO 9001); - Environment (ISO 14001); - Occupational health and safety (ISO 45001); - Information security (ISO/IEC 27001); - Anti-bribery (ISO 37001); - Other systems or specific requirements applicable to your sector.

- Teams of auditors with recognized experience and competence in multiple fields of activity; - Professional planning, execution, and reporting of audits in accordance with ISO 19011; - Structured audit reports with relevant findings, identified nonconformities, and improvement recommendations; - Possibility of conducting audits at the client’s premises, online, or across multiple locations (for organizations with complex structures); - Confidentiality, impartiality, and adherence to professional ethics requirements.

- Ensuring compliance with applicable standards and internal requirements; - Assessing process performance and identifying vulnerabilities; - Increasing client and partner confidence in the organization’s ability to deliver compliant products and services; - Efficient preparation for external audits, certifications, or regulatory inspections.