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# My Active & Completed Audits

View and track audits assigned to you as an auditor.

Use the **My Active & Completed Audits** module to view and track audits assigned to you, including both ongoing and completed audits.

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## Working with Audits

Follow the steps below to review and monitor audits efficiently.

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### Viewing Audit Timeline

Use the Gantt chart to visualize your assigned audits over time and understand their scheduling and progress.

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### Viewing Audit Details

Use the grid to review audit details and monitor status and progress.

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**Tip:** Use the following columns in the grid to track audit progress and completion status at a glance:

* **Is Completed**
* **Total No. of Audit Programs**
* **Total No. of Completed Audit Programs**
* **Total No. of Requirements**
* **Total No. of Completed Requirements**
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