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Procedure documentation Processing the Audit Plan Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Use

The audit plan is the planning instrument for the administration of audits.

Procedure

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       1.      Access audit management. See Accessing Audit Management.

       2.      To create a new audit plan, choose New ® Audit Plan in the context menu of the navigation area. If you want to create a new audit plan on the basis of an audit plan that already exists in the system, choose New ® Audit Plan Using Template.

Note

If you create your audit plan in this way, you can later assign it to another audit plan using Drag&Drop.

It is also possible to create an audit plan directly from another audit plan. To do this, select the required audit plan in the navigation area and choose Audit Plan or Audit Plan Using Template.

       3.      In the header area on the right, enter a unique key, a description, and the required language for the audit plan.

       4.      Enter the required data on the tab pages.

       5.      On the Texts tab page, you can create notes and/or a description.  All of the usual editor functions are available. In addition, you can load local files or save texts you have entered as local files.

Note

If you load files that contain control indicators (for example, Microsoft Word files), then these control indicators are interpreted as texts by the system and are displayed as such. You should, therefore, only load pure text files (ASCII files).

Texts that have been entered can only be saved locally as pure text files.

If you want to assign documents to the current audit plan, follow the procedure described in Assigning Documents to Audit Components.

       6.      In the navigation area, choose This graphic is explained in the accompanying textAudit, if you want to create a new audit for the current audit plan, or choose This graphic is explained in the accompanying textAudit Using Template... if you want to create an audit on the basis of an audit that already exists in the system.

In the navigation area, choose This graphic is explained in the accompanying textAudit Plan, if you want to add a new audit plan to the current audit plan, or choose This graphic is explained in the accompanying textAudit Plan Using Template... if you want to create an audit plan on the basis of an audit plan that already exists in the system.

Note

If you want to create an audit plan or audit first, and only assign it to an audit plan at a later stage, in the context menu, choose New ® Audit Plan or New ® Audit Plan Using Template (to create an audit plan) and New ® Audit or New ® Audit Using Template (to create an audit). You can then later assign the audit/audit plan to the required audit plan using Drag&Drop in the navigation area.

       7.      In the right screen area, enter the required data for the audit or audit plan on the tab pages.

Note

If you choose the pushbutton This graphic is explained in the accompanying textOverview in the right screen area, the audit overview appears. You can also create audits in this view and enter all required detail data. Note that only the audits that are assigned directly to the audit plan are displayed. Audits assigned indirectly via another audit plan will not be displayed. If you also want to display audits assigned indirectly, you must set the indicator Display Audits of Subordinate Plans.

If you want to use graphical time scheduling (Microsoft Project) for the planning of audits, Microsoft Project must be installed on your PC. To switch to graphical time scheduling, choose This graphic is explained in the accompanying text. The changes that you make to the data in Microsoft Project will be copied into the system when you save.

If you want to assign documents to the current audit, follow the procedure described in Assigning Documents to an Audit Component.

On the following screen, you can enter the title of the document and the document attributes.

       8.      Save the audit plan.

Result

You have created an audit plan that consists of one or more hierarchically structured audit plans and one or more audits. In the navigation bar, the audit plans are indicated by the icon This graphic is explained in the accompanying text, audits by the icon This graphic is explained in the accompanying text, and assigned documents by the icon This graphic is explained in the accompanying text.

Note

If you choose the pushbutton This graphic is explained in the accompanying textPrint Preview in the right screen area, the system displays the data of the current audit plan as a print preview. You can print this preview (This graphic is explained in the accompanying textForm for Audit Plan pushbutton), you can assign it to the current audit plan as a PDF document (This graphic is explained in the accompanying textPDF Attachment pushbutton), or you can send it in the form of a PDF document in a mail to all business partners (This graphic is explained in the accompanying textPDF Attachment pushbutton.  You can also use your own forms. Note that only the audits that are directly assigned to the audit plan are displayed and printed. Audits that are assigned to an audit plan through another audit plan (indirectly assigned) are neither displayed nor printed.

It is always possible to change existing audit plans. To do this, double-click on the required audit plan in the navigation area and then make the required changes.

To delete an audit plan, select the required audit plan in the navigation area, click the right mouse button, and then choose Delete.

See also:

Processing Audit Components

Audit Management Overview

 

 

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