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What is a Second Party Audit?

Second-party audits are detailed assessments of your suppliers based on specific requirements defined by your company. These audits, carried out by an external auditor, follow the guidelines of the Code of Ethics of Conduct of the ISO 19011:2018 standard.

Designed to ensure that your supply chain is running efficiently, audits ensure that suppliers meet your quality standards. This allows you to establish business relationships based on trust and compliance with clear expectations, minimizing risks and improving the quality of the products or services you acquire.

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Why Audit your Suppliers?

Auditing your suppliers gives you a comprehensive view of their performance, helping you to use sound criteria to decide who your business partners will be. It also allows you to approve suppliers through an objective and transparent evaluation process.

Second-party audits are applicable to any type of supplier, regardless of the company’s sector, size or location.

Benefits of Second Party Audit:

Personalized assessment
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Create a unique evaluation model based on the criteria that are essential to your business.

Risk Reduction
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Minimize supply chain disruptions by ensuring suppliers comply with your guidelines.

Continuous improvement
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Promotes process improvement and quality in suppliers’ products and services.

Strong relationships
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Strengthen business relationships through collaboration based on clear, agreed-upon standards

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PROCESS

of a Second Party Audit:

Account Executive Assignment

An expert who will oversee the entire process.

Proposal Generation

A detailed proposal is prepared according to your needs.

Signing of contract

Formalization of the agreement to proceed with the audit.

Contact with Suppliers

Communication is established with the suppliers to be audited.

Audit programming

Coordination of dates and logistics.

Submitting the Audit Plan

A document detailing the scope and objectives of the evaluation.

Audit Development

Execution of the audit following the previously established plan.

Delivery of the Report

A detailed report with findings and recommendations.

Issuance of Certificate or Results:

Results are issued and, if successful, the corresponding certification.

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