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Available to: Owners and Auditors (this is the only feature available on mobile) The Audit Planner is the core feature for conducting safety audits.

6.1 Creating an Audit Session

Click “New Session” and provide:
  • Title — Name of the audit session
  • Location — Select from configured factory locations
  • Date — Audit date
  • Description (optional) — Additional context
Session Credit Consumption: Creating an audit session consumes 1 session credit. The system uses credits in the following priority order:
  1. Rollover credits (unused credits carried from the previous period)
  2. Plan credits (allocated by your current subscription tier)
  3. Top-up credits (purchased separately)
If no credits are available, a Session Limit Dialog prevents session creation.

6.2 Managing Sessions

Sessions can be viewed in two modes:
  • Card View — Visual cards showing session summary
  • Table View — Tabular list with sortable columns
Filters available:
  • Date Range Filter — Show sessions within a specific date range
  • Pagination — Navigate through sessions when there are many
Session statistics are displayed at the top showing counts and completion metrics.

6.3 Adding Checkpoints

Within an audit session, add checkpoints either manually or via AI: Manual Entry:
  • Title
  • Specific Location (within the factory)
  • Description
AI-Suggested Checkpoints: Click “Suggest Checkpoints” and the AI generates relevant checkpoints based on the audit context (location, industry, factory type). You can accept, modify, or reject suggestions.

6.4 Photo Evidence

Each checkpoint supports photo uploads:
  • Before Photos — Document the current state/hazard
  • After Photos — Document remediation (typically added later via CAP)
Photos can be annotated using a built-in canvas editor (powered by Fabric.js). Annotations are saved as overlays on the original image. Photo uploads are subject to storage quotas based on your subscription plan.

6.5 AI Checkpoint Analysis

For each checkpoint, you can trigger an AI analysis. The AI examines:
  • Uploaded photos (if any)
  • Checkpoint description and context
  • Factory location and industry
  • Configured hazard categories and risk matrix
  • Knowledge Base documents (if uploaded)
The AI returns:
  • Hazard Category — Classified according to your configured categories
  • Risk Level — Based on your risk matrix configuration
  • Findings — Detailed description of identified hazards
  • Recommendations — Suggested corrective actions
  • Citations — Rendered as [Ref: …] badges (from regulations/standards) and [Per: …] or [Per CAP Knowledge: …] badges (from your knowledge base)
You can review and manually adjust any AI-generated findings before saving.

6.6 Copying and Deleting

Sessions and checkpoints can be duplicated (copied) or deleted. Deleting a session removes all associated checkpoints and photos.