An SOP reads fine until someone follows it in a real situation. These are ten things an audit surfaces before that happens — each one a real failure mode we see across security and operations procedures.
Each card shows the kind of line an audit flags, and why it fails. Names and numbers are illustrative; the patterns are real.
Upload a single procedure and the audit flags each issue by severity, with the offending line and a suggested fix — so the highest-risk gaps surface first.
The most dangerous gaps live between procedures — a contact one SOP relies on that another omits, a deadline that doesn't match. Auditing the whole library is where those surface.
It reads a procedure and flags the things that make it fail in real use: stale contacts and dead phone numbers, emergency numbers wrong for the country, vague steps no one can follow, missing owners and review dates, undefined roles, missing form or tool references, and places where two SOPs give different answers to the same situation.
The free audit runs on one SOP and returns findings in minutes — no setup. The full product audits your whole library and keeps it current as your operation changes.
Yes. You can run one of your own SOPs through a free audit to see the gaps, contacts, and conflicts it surfaces before connecting your full library.
Run a single SOP through the free audit — gaps, dead numbers, conflicts, and suggested fixes. No setup, results in minutes.
Run a free SOP audit