# Site audit

Walk the site with your phone. Say what you see, photograph it, move on. The report writes itself as you go and leaves as a PDF before you leave the gate.

- Its page on this site: [Site audit](https://kasq.uk/tools/site-audit)
- In the app: [open Site audit](https://app.kasq.uk/v3/#tool=audit)

## In the office

Afterwards, the walk is a report: every item with its place, its photograph and its words, as a PDF to share with the site manager and to file, and a fix list with owners and dates. Look at it before it leaves. The moment it does — a PDF, a read-only link or a fix link — the walk is issued and its words are frozen; until then you may correct a place or a line, or strike an item out. After that nothing is deleted: an item raised in error is voided with a reason and keeps its number.

## On site

On the phone: name the place, take the photograph, say or type what you found — dictated in any language, the transcript lands in the box for you to read and correct. Say what it is: good practice, an observation, an action with an owner and a date, or stop. The screen and the fix list read in English, Polish, Romanian, Lithuanian or Bulgarian; the report itself is always in English, one document for everyone who receives it.

## What it never does

It never decides what you saw. The finding, its severity and what should be done about it are the auditor's words, not KASQ's.

## What it counts

What one run counts against a plan's monthly questions is on [the tool's page](https://kasq.uk/tools/site-audit) and in the [tools overview](https://kasq.uk/docs/product/tools.md), both written from the same table as the [plans page](https://kasq.uk/plans).