Pair every audit schedule with a live progress view that answers the three questions an IPC lead asks every Monday morning: are we on pace, who has no observer, and which units still have headroom this month? Audit Progress reads each schedule’s own period and reports observed-vs-target, ahead-or-behind days, and the assignee on every row.
Status pills, sortable headers, page-size persistence, and per-user filter memory mean the page comes back the way each auditor left it — including a My assignments shortcut that immediately shows just the schedules the signed-in user is responsible for.
Request for Information Compare EditionsAn Unassigned pill in the Assignees column is the one thing an administrator needs to act on — the schedule exists, the period is open, but nobody has been picked to do the observations. When a single observer covers the period, that observer’s name appears; when several do, a count appears with the full list on hover. Building a year of schedules across an account with auto-assignment leaves these gaps visible by design instead of hidden.
The companion Build a Full Schedule action on the Audit Scheduling page lays out an entire fiscal year of monthly observation schedules — one per active unit, sized to that unit’s own configuration — with auto-assignment from each unit’s eligible observer pool. The Audit Progress page is where you watch how that plan plays out: which units are on pace, which are behind, and which schedules still need a body.
Build the year in one click. Walk the heatmap each morning. Reassign the schedules that drifted. Walk into accreditation with the receipts your surveyor will ask for.
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