Objective evidence: an auditor's secret weapon
Objective evidence is the proof that the organization did or did not meet its requirements. One of the primary objectives of an audit is to collect objective evidence.
Not just random objective evidence, but evidence specific to the requirements in the audit. The auditor selects requirements to verify, and then looks for objective evidence that the organization met the requirements. This article goes into the characteristics of objective evidence and more to help you with your next audit.
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