# Planned audit statuses: reschedule, reassign, complete

> How jeCheck sets a planned audit's status (window, tolerance, "Missed") and what you can do in the audit card.

Источник: https://jecheck.io/en/docs/planner/statuses

A planned audit's status changes on its own: jeCheck compares the plan with submitted audits every time you open the Planner. In the audit card you can reschedule, reassign, cancel or mark it as completed.

## What statuses there are

- **Planned** — the date is in the future, or it's today but the audit time hasn't come yet.
- **In progress** — it's today, the audit time has come, but there's no matching submitted audit yet.
- **Completed** — a matching audit was submitted within the planned date's window, or the audit was marked as completed manually.
- **Overdue** — the date has passed with no audit, but the window is still open: an audit carried out now will count.
- **Missed** — the window has closed and there's still no audit. Set automatically and lowers the location's coverage.

Dates and times use the time zone of the company's country.

## When an audit counts as completed

A planned audit becomes **Completed** if all of these match:

- the same checklist;
- the same location;
- the audit was submitted within the planned date's window — on the day itself or within the plan's **tolerance** (± N days, set in the wizard on the **Schedule** step).

It doesn't matter who carried out the audit. One submitted audit counts toward only one planned audit — the closest by date; if two are equally close, the one assigned to that auditor.

The window is shown in the audit card in the **Counting window** row (if tolerance is greater than zero), and a completed audit has a **Completion** row: the date of the counted audit or "Marked manually".

Common reasons a completed audit didn't count: it was carried out outside the window, a different location or a similar checklist was chosen, the audit was started but not submitted, or it has already been counted toward a neighboring planned date.

> [!NOTE]
> The **Analytics → Plan completion** report counts planned audits by the same rules: for the same period, its numbers of completed, overdue and missed audits match the Planner. A manual "completed" mark is counted in both places. See [Plan completion and task completion](/docs/analytics/plan-and-tasks).

## Audit card

Click an audit in any calendar view — the card opens on the right: status, checklist and number of items, date, time and duration, location, auditor, schedule, counting window and **Series history** (up to four past audits in this series). If the auditor is busy with another audit at that time, a **Schedule conflict** warning appears at the top.

![Planned audit card](/docs-media/en/planner/audit-card.jpg)

Administrators see a plan block in the card with **Edit plan** and **Delete plan** buttons — see [How to schedule audits](/docs/planner/create-plan). If the audit's plan has been deleted, the card notes that the audit remains in history.

## How to reschedule an audit

1. **Open the card.** Click the audit in the calendar.
2. **Click "Reschedule".** Date and time fields appear.
3. **Set the new date and time.** Click **Save**.

Only this audit is moved; the other dates in the series don't change. An audit moved to today or a future date becomes **Planned** again (if moved to an earlier time today — **In progress**) and appears in the auditor's app on that day. Reminders are sent again for the new date. Administrators can reschedule.

## How to reassign the auditor

1. **Open the card** and click **Reassign**.
2. **Select an employee** from the list and click **Save**.

Only this audit's auditor changes. The new auditor will see it in the app on the planned day and get reminders if they are turned on in the plan. Administrators can reassign.

## How to mark an audit as completed and undo it

If the audit was definitely carried out but didn't count automatically, click **Mark as completed** in the card — the audit becomes **Completed**. This can be done by an administrator or by the auditor the audit is assigned to.

Marked it by mistake? Click **Undo “completed”**: the status will again be based on submitted audits. An audit counted from a submitted audit can't be undone — it shows a **Completed by an audit** button instead.

> [!TIP]
> The manual mark is also counted in **Analytics → Plan completion**. Use it only for audits that were actually carried out — otherwise the plan completion rate will be inflated.

## How to cancel a single planned audit

In the card, click **Cancel this audit** and confirm. The audit is removed from the plan; the other dates in the series don't change. Administrators can cancel; a completed audit can't be cancelled.

> [!WARNING]
> If you edit the plan later, its future audits are recreated on schedule — the cancelled date will come back. Cancel it again.

## Frequently asked questions

### An audit is overdue — what should I do?

While the window is open, the audit can still be carried out and will count. Need a different date — reschedule the audit. The audit was carried out but didn't count — click **Mark as completed**. The audit is no longer needed — **Cancel this audit**. If you do nothing, the status becomes **Missed** once the window closes.

### What's the difference between "Overdue" and "Missed"?

**Overdue** — the date has passed, but the tolerance window is still open and there's still time to carry out the audit. **Missed** — the window has closed. With a tolerance of 0, an audit becomes **Missed** the day after the planned date.

### Why is the status "In progress" when the auditor hasn't arrived yet?

"In progress" only means that the planned audit time has come and no audit has been submitted yet. It doesn't mean the auditor has started the audit.

### Can I reschedule all audits in a series at once?

Yes — change the plan's schedule: **Edit plan** → **Schedule** step. Future audits will be recreated according to the new rule.

### Why can't I reschedule or cancel an audit?

Only company administrators can reschedule, reassign and cancel audits. An employee can only mark their own audit as completed and undo that mark.