Preparing for an audit: Temperature compliance and documentation
- Audit prep checklist to structure your processes
- Required audit documents and how to organize them
- Common audit failures – and how to prevent them
Reduce audit prep time and avoid last-minute issues. Audit preparation can be a straining, worryful, and extremely time-consuming process – but it doesn’t have to be.
Learn how to proactively prepare your mapping, monitoring, and related processes to meet auditor expectations and save both time and worries.
Meet the speakers
Join our live certification webinar where Eupry’s co-founder and Chief Quality Officer, Jakob Konradsen, and QA/QC Lead, Anja Jacobsen, will dive into how to proactively prepare your temperature compliance setup – from monitoring and mapping to calibration and documentation – to meet auditor expectations, avoid last-minute scrambling, and minimize the time you spend on audits drastically.
Register for the webinar now
When: June 18th, 2025
- 4 P.M. CEST
- 3 P.M. BST
- 10 A.M. EDT
- 9 A.M. CDT
Are you and your team concerned about failing your next audit? Or are you just tired of the time-consuming, frustrating mess that (often) is audit preparation?
Validation, temperature monitoring, data logger calibrations, and much more: Temperature compliance is a field with many aspects – and also pitfalls when it comes to successful audits.
Getting ready for an audit can be a straining process. Sprinkle in the uncertainty of meeting the auditor's expectations, and you have a recipe for both frustrations and worries.
At the same time, waiting until the last minute to start the preparation will only make it harder – or even impossible – to navigate.
Proactively preparing your operation can make the audit process much more efficient (and less worrisome) when the audit day arises.
But what are the best practices for audit-ready temperature compliance? Which steps can and should you take to efficiently prepare for an audit of your temperature monitoring, mapping, and similar compliance practices?
Key takeaways
- The concrete steps to take to make sure your operation is ready for an audit
- How to update your SOPs, risk assessments, etc., to match GxP requirements
- What specific documents auditors often ask for – and how to structure them
- The compliance gaps teams often miss in mapping, monitoring, and calibration
