COUNT · RECONCILE · PROVE

Inventory audits, end-to-end.

Scope the session, scan with mobile QR, and UNIO24 auto-classifies every asset as verified, misplaced, surplus, or missing. Multi-participant scanning with a permanent audit trail attached to each asset.

Self-service audit. No login requiredVariance: missing, surplus, misplacedAudit history per asset · Excel export

What changes when audits become a real workflow.

Ways to participate

Internal staff use the UNIO24 mobile app or web; external contractors and vendors get an email link and audit on their own. No registration, no app install. Mix both in one session.

Assets scanned per hour

Mobile QR scanning vs paper sign-off sheets. Most teams audit a school, store, or warehouse in a single shift.

Variance categories surfaced

Missing, surplus, misplaced: each item with its last known location, owner, and status. Decide per item.

Audit history preserved

Every completed audit becomes a snapshot attached to each asset. Multi-year audit trail becomes searchable.

Self-Service Audit: anyone counts, no login needed.

Remote employees and contractors confirm the equipment they were issued is still with them, without registering, filling out a spreadsheet, or installing an app. UNIO24 sends each person a one-time email link, they open their asset list on phone or browser, and mark each item: in-place, missing, or damaged. The whole confirmation takes minutes, not hours.

  • One-time link delivered by email. No account required

  • Browser-based: phone, tablet, or desktop, no app install

  • Mark each asset: in-place / missing / damaged

  • Free-text notes per item (damage description, observed location)

  • Built for distributed teams: remote employees, contractors, vendors, branch staff, partners

  • All participant submissions consolidate into one audit session for the manager

Self-Service Audit view (phone or desktop browser): OTP entry on first screen, asset list with present/missing/damaged tap targets

See exactly what doesn't match.

As participants count, UNIO24 compares reality against the system line by line. Each asset is confirmed present or flagged absent, and its condition is graded on the spot. The discrepancies (what's missing, what's damaged, what needs a closer look) stand out immediately, each line carrying the name and timestamp of whoever checked it.

  • Each asset marked present or absent against the count

  • Condition graded per asset: good, satisfactory, poor, damaged

  • A recorded condition syncs straight back to the asset record

  • Every line stamped with who checked it and when

  • Color-coded status and condition. Discrepancies stand out at a glance

Audit results table: each asset marked Present or Absent, with a recorded condition (Good, Satisfactory, Poor, Damaged), who checked it, and when

Every audit, attached to every asset.

Each completed audit becomes a permanent snapshot, and it lives on the asset, not just in the audit. Open any asset, switch to its Audit tab, and see every cycle it appeared in: the session, the date, who checked it, planned versus actual quantity. Years of counts become a continuous custody chain instead of a stack of forgotten spreadsheets in a shared drive.

  • Per-asset audit history on the asset's own Audit tab

  • Every cycle the asset appeared in: session, date, result

  • Who checked it and planned vs actual quantity, every time

  • Multi-cycle view. Spot patterns across quarters and years

Asset detail Audit tab listing four past audits with dates, who checked the asset, and planned vs actual quantity

Audits, beyond compliance.

Most teams treat audit as a yearly compliance task. Run it quarterly or monthly and the data starts to talk: which categories of assets vanish most, which locations have the highest loss rates, which equipment is doing the work that drives growth. Regular audits become a strategic tool: they cut losses and inform what to invest in next.

Regular audits cut losses, and show which assets are doing the work that drives growth.

What separates a real audit tool from a spreadsheet.

Most asset audits today still run on Excel + paper sign-off sheets, even at companies with a proper ASM or CMMS in place. Here is what changes when audit becomes a first-class module.

What separates a real audit tool from a spreadsheet.
CapabilityUNIO24 AuditRecommendedSpreadsheet + paperTypical legacy ASM & CMMS
Participants
Self-Service Audit (no login)Contractors and branch staff count by email linkManual paper collection
OTP-verified participantsEach participant verified before the asset list opensNot applicable
Multi-participant parallel scanningSeveral people audit different subsets at the same timeSequential or duplicate effortSometimes
Workflow
Mobile QR scanningPhone camera reads the tag; full asset card loads instantlyRarely native
Real-time progress dashboardSee live who has counted what, in which scopeEnd-of-day reconciliation onlySometimes
Variance auto-classificationMissing, surplus, misplaced separated automaticallyManual reconciliationPartial
Pause and resume sessionsAudit can span days, devices, and shiftsRisk of lost workSometimes
History & exports
Per-asset audit historyOpen the asset card, see every audit it appeared inFolder of filesSometimes
Excel / CSV exportFull session including signatures and resolutionsAlready in Excel
Pricing & access
Free tierRun real audits before you commitFree for 50 assetsFree but unscalableRarely
Unlimited users on every planIncluding the free tierUnlimited users on ExcelPer-seat or hidden upcharge

Common questions about audits in UNIO24

  • How does Self-Service Audit work without a login?

    Each participant gets a one-time link by email. They verify with an OTP code, see only the asset list assigned to them, and mark each item present, missing, or damaged. No password, no account, no app install. The session expires when they submit or after a configurable timeout.

    Is Self-Service Audit secure?

    The link expires after the session completes or after a configurable timeout. OTP codes are single-use. Participants only see assets in their assigned scope, not your full inventory. Every action (link sent, OTP verified, item marked) is logged to the audit trail with timestamp.

    Who uses Self-Service Audit in practice?

    Remote employees with assigned equipment, contractors at remote sites, warehouse operators at satellite branches, store managers in multi-location chains, periodic-inventory crews, and any staff member or partner who counts assets but does not otherwise need a UNIO24 account.

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