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Audits & certifications

When the auditor asks who is qualified, answer in minutes

Opigno keeps verified competence per person, task and procedure version, with the evidence behind every sign-off and the certification cycles that keep it valid.

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Attendance is not competence

Training records show that someone sat through a session and signed a sheet. Auditors and inspectors increasingly ask a different question: can this person actually do this task, to this standard, on the current version of the procedure?

Answering that usually means days of pulling records from different systems and sites, and hoping nothing has expired.

How Opigno helps

Four steps, one loop

  1. Know who needs what

    Requirements are mapped per role, task and site, so every person's obligations are clear.

  2. Train on what changed

    When a procedure is revised, the people affected are trained on the change, not the whole document.

  3. Verify, with evidence

    Clara checks understanding, and a qualified person validates the practical step where required.

  4. Stay valid

    Certification cycles and expiry dates are tracked, and recertification starts before anything lapses.

What you get

  • Audit-ready at any time

    One view of who is qualified for what, on which version, across every site.

  • Evidence, not signatures

    Every qualification is backed by what was verified, when and by whom.

  • No surprises on expiry

    Recertification is triggered before qualifications lapse.

  • Less manual preparation

    Quality teams stop compiling records before each audit.

Questions we hear often

Does the AI decide who is qualified?

No. You decide which steps need human validation and who gives it.

Can we export records for an audit?

Yes. Qualification records and their evidence can be exported per person, site or procedure.

Prepare your next audit differently.

Bring one procedure and the people who perform it. We'll show you what an audit-ready view looks like.

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