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Facilities & Property Audit Software

Vendor and Contractor Audit Software for Accountable Facility Services

Run structured vendor and contractor audits across maintenance providers, cleaning teams, security agencies, technical contractors, project vendors, and facility-service partners. Verify documentation, inspect onsite work, score service quality, assign corrective actions, and track every vendor issue through closure.

Verified contractor observations Standardized vendor scoring Corrective-action tracking
Vendor and Contractor Performance Overview Compliance, service quality, and closure visibility
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Vendor Compliance Score91%Across 18 vendors
Vendors Reviewed187 service categories
Open Corrective Actions83 need attention
Performance by audit areaThis month
Documentation compliance
93%
Site safety practices
89%
Service quality
92%
SLA performance
88%
Action closure
86%
AI
Recurring vendor-performance gap Two maintenance contractors showed repeated delays in submitting service reports and closure evidence.
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Vendor and Contractor Audit Software

A Clearer Way to Monitor Every Facility Service Partner

Taqtics connects vendor audit templates, contractor documentation, onsite observations, service-quality scoring, SLA reviews, safety findings, reports, approvals, and corrective actions across every property, contract, service category, and responsible team.

Standardize vendor reviewsUse consistent questions, service standards, document requirements, safety expectations, SLA criteria, scoring rules, and evidence requirements.
Verify actual contractor performanceCapture the property, vendor, contract, work area, service activity, inspection time, photographs, comments, documents, and responsible personnel.
Close vendor issues fasterAssign findings to vendors, contract managers, facility teams, procurement, maintenance, or safety teams and verify each action before closure.
Manual Vendor Audit Gaps

Where Manual Vendor and Contractor Audits Break Down

Select a common vendor-management gap to see why spreadsheets, emails, paper documents, and disconnected site observations make contractor performance difficult to verify.

Document compliance

Required contractor documents are missing or expired

Insurance, licences, permits, training records, certificates, employee details, risk assessments, and service reports may be stored across different systems.

Service evidence

Managers cannot confirm whether work was completed correctly

Vendor reports may show a task as completed without photographs, location details, timestamps, service readings, work descriptions, or supervisor verification.

Performance evaluation

Different teams evaluate the same vendor differently

Without defined service standards, SLA criteria, quality expectations, and scoring rules, vendor results vary across properties and reviewers.

Accountability

Contractor findings remain open without clear follow-up

When actions are managed through calls or email, ownership, deadlines, vendor responses, supporting evidence, approvals, and escalations become difficult to manage.

Vendor Audit Coverage

What a Vendor and Contractor Audit Should Cover

Move through five audit areas to verify documentation, workforce readiness, onsite safety, service quality, contractual performance, and corrective-action closure.

Coverage area 01

Confirm That Every Vendor Is Properly Approved

Review company approvals, compliance records, required documents, expiry dates, and authorised service scope.

Company documentationReview company registration, licences, insurance, tax records, agreements, contact details, approved scope, and vendor status.
Compliance recordsVerify permits, certificates, risk assessments, method statements, training records, employee documents, and expiry dates.
Coverage area 02

Verify Who Is Working at the Property

Confirm that every contractor worker is approved, competent, inducted, and authorised to access the required work areas.

Workforce verificationCheck worker identification, approved personnel lists, qualifications, competency records, inductions, and training.
Site-access controlsReview visitor registration, security approval, work permits, access cards, restricted-area permissions, attendance, and entry or exit records.
Coverage area 03

Confirm That Contractors Follow Site-Safety Requirements

Inspect worksite controls, PPE, tools, supervision, temporary protection, and compliance with approved work methods.

Safety controlsInspect PPE use, barricading, warning signs, tool condition, electrical safety, work-at-height controls, housekeeping, and emergency readiness.
Work executionReview method-statement compliance, supervision, safe work practices, equipment use, material handling, and temporary controls.
Coverage area 04

Measure Whether the Vendor Delivers the Required Standard

Review workmanship, completed service quality, response times, attendance, deliverables, and contractual performance.

Service qualityInspect completed work, workmanship, cleaning quality, repair condition, response quality, materials used, and occupant impact.
SLA and contract performanceReview response time, completion time, attendance, missed visits, repeat failures, service frequency, deliverables, and contractual requirements.
Coverage area 05

Turn Vendor Findings Into Accountable Improvement

Track corrective actions, evidence, improvement plans, contract-manager approval, and repeat vendor-performance failures.

Corrective follow-upTrack rework, document submission, retraining, repair, replacement, deadline, escalation, and closure evidence.
Performance reviewMonitor vendor score, repeat findings, contract-manager approval, improvement plans, warnings, suspension, and renewal decisions.
How It Works

How Taqtics Digitizes Vendor and Contractor Audits

Set vendor standards once, schedule reviews by property and service category, verify onsite performance, score every contractor consistently, and track findings through closure.

01 · Configure Create Vendor and Contractor Audit Templates Build sections for documentation, workforce, access, safety, work quality, SLA performance, service records, and corrective actions.
02 · Standardize Set Compliance, Scoring, and Evidence Rules Define document requirements, expiry controls, safety standards, SLA criteria, scoring rules, photographs, and escalation conditions.
03 · Assign Schedule Audits by Property and Vendor Assign reviews by property, contract, service category, vendor, work area, responsible manager, frequency, and deadline.
04 · Inspect Complete Vendor Audits on Mobile Capture vendor details, workforce information, documents, photographs, comments, work quality, SLA findings, and evidence.
05 · Resolve Assign Vendor Actions and Verify Closure Route findings to vendors and internal owners, set priorities and deadlines, review rework or documents, and approve closure.
Audit Reliability

Make Every Vendor Finding Easier to Verify

Verify the vendor, property, contract, work area, service activity, inspection time, evidence, score, responsible owner, and closure status behind every observation.

Vendor and Contractor Audit
ABC Facility Services Vendor and Work Area Verified
43%
Business Tower A · Level 5 Plant Room HVAC Maintenance · 10:24 AM
Vendor Compliance Score91%
Completion43%
Audit in progress · complete all required checks
1.0 Documentation, Safety, and Work Quality 3/8 answered
Score: 91%
Q1*
Critical

Are the vendor's licences and insurance documents valid?

CompliantNon-compliantN/A
Q2*

Are assigned workers approved and properly identified?

CompliantNon-compliantN/A
Q3*

Has the team completed site induction and required training?

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Validated observations

Confirm which vendor, contract, and work area were reviewed and preserve the evidence supporting every finding.

  • Property, vendor, contract, service category, and work-area context
  • Timestamped inspection with auditor, supervisor, and vendor-personnel details
  • Photographs, service evidence, work records, and structured comments
  • Licences, insurance, certificates, permits, and supporting documents

Standardized scoring

Apply consistent vendor-performance standards, compliance classifications, and scoring rules across properties and reviewers.

  • Service-specific inspection instructions and vendor-performance standards
  • Compliant, Non-compliant, and N/A answer rules
  • Critical, major, and minor vendor-compliance classifications
  • Weighted scoring with automatic vendor-compliance calculation

Corrective actions

Assign vendor findings and track rework, documentation, retraining, or repairs through evidence-backed closure.

  • Owners, priorities, deadlines, and overdue escalations
  • Routing to vendors, facility teams, procurement, safety, or contract managers
  • Rework, document submission, retraining, repair, or replacement requirements
  • Closure evidence, internal approval, and reopening when standards remain unmet

Connect vendor audits with corrective action tracking software so contractor findings are not left unresolved.

Reports and AI Insights

Vendor Reports That Show Where Service Performance Is Declining

Turn audit data into visibility across vendors, properties, contracts, service categories, documentation, SLA performance, safety findings, quality scores, and corrective-action closure.

01Compare vendor compliance across properties and service categories
02Identify repeated safety, quality, and documentation failures
03Track open, overdue, and completed vendor actions
04Find contractors and contracts requiring management attention
View all report insights
  • Overall vendor compliance score
  • Compliance by vendor
  • Performance by property
  • Results by service category
  • Documentation-compliance status
  • Expired licences and certificates
  • Workforce and induction compliance
  • Site-access findings
  • Contractor-safety performance
  • PPE and work-practice failures
  • Work-quality findings
  • SLA response-time performance
  • Service completion performance
  • Repeat service failures
  • Open versus closed vendor actions
  • Overdue actions by vendor
  • Rework and repeat visits
  • Vendor improvement-plan status
  • Historical performance trends
  • AI-detected recurring vendor gaps
Vendor Performance Report Vendor, contract, SLA, and closure visibility
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Vendor Compliance Score91%Across 18 vendors
Open Corrective Actions83 require attention
Action Closure Rate86%37 actions closed
Performance by audit areaThis month
Documentation
93
Workforce and access
90
Safety practices
89
Service quality
92
SLA performance
88
Vendor-action status43 total
86%
37Closed
4Open
2Overdue
AI
Recommended focus Review repeated service-report delays and incomplete closure evidence from two maintenance contractors.
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Checklist Library

Start With a Ready-to-Use Vendor and Contractor Audit Checklist

Use structured checklist templates to define vendor documents, workforce requirements, safety controls, service-quality standards, SLA criteria, evidence rules, scoring, and corrective actions.

FAQs

Vendor and Contractor Audit Software Questions

What is vendor and contractor audit software?

Vendor and contractor audit software helps facility teams verify vendor documents, workforce compliance, site access, safety practices, service quality, SLA performance, and corrective actions through one digital workflow.

What should a vendor and contractor audit include?

A vendor audit can include company approvals, licences, insurance, permits, workforce records, site access, PPE, work practices, workmanship, SLA performance, service reports, and corrective-action follow-up.

Can audits be assigned by property, vendor, and service category?

Yes. Reviews can be assigned by property, contract, service category, vendor, work area, responsible manager, frequency, and deadline.

Can vendor licences, insurance, and certificates be tracked?

Yes. Vendor records can include licences, insurance, permits, certificates, expiry dates, risk assessments, method statements, employee documents, and supporting files.

Can contractor workforce and site-access compliance be checked?

Yes. Audits can verify approved personnel, identification, qualifications, induction, training, access cards, permits, attendance, and restricted-area permissions.

Can onsite safety and PPE use be audited?

Yes. Inspectors can review PPE, barricading, warning signs, tools, electrical safety, work-at-height controls, housekeeping, supervision, and emergency readiness.

Can vendor SLA and service quality be scored?

Yes. Teams can score response time, completion time, attendance, service frequency, work quality, repeat failures, deliverables, and other contractual requirements.

Can failed vendor checks create corrective actions automatically?

Yes. Failed or critical checks can create actions with owners, priorities, deadlines, escalation rules, rework requirements, document requests, and closure evidence.

Can closure evidence be reviewed before approval?

Yes. Reviewers can assess rework photographs, updated documents, service reports, training records, repair evidence, supervisor comments, and follow-up inspections before closure.

Can Taqtics identify recurring vendor-performance gaps?

Yes. Historical data can surface repeated document failures, safety gaps, SLA delays, rework, service-quality issues, overdue actions, and recurring findings by vendor or service category.

Vendor and Contractor Audit Software

Make Every Vendor Audit Reliable and Actionable

Digitize vendor reviews, verify contractor compliance, measure onsite service quality, assign accountable corrective actions, and improve service-provider performance across every property.