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Run: Collision Parts Cycle Count and Mirror-Match Audit

Use this audit to reconcile staged collision parts against open repair orders, catch shortages and overages early, and prevent production delays before a veh...

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Audit Scope and Setup

Enter the number of open ROs included in this cycle count sample.
Verify all applicable parts staging locations were included, such as receiving, hold area, body staging, paint staging, and sublet/return bins.
Confirm the person completing the audit is responsible for parts control or has been assigned by management.
Verify the source list used for the audit matches the current open RO list and has not missed newly opened or closed files.

Mirror-Match Reconciliation

Verify every staged part has a corresponding open repair order and is not orphaned or unassigned.
Confirm the physical part, part number, and description align with the approved repair order line item or supplement.
Verify the number of staged units matches the quantity required on the RO, including multi-piece kits and repeated components.
Select the current status of the part relative to the repair process.

Shortages, Overages, and Exceptions

Confirm any shortages between the RO and staged inventory were documented with part number, RO number, and next action.
Confirm any overages or duplicate parts were identified, tagged, and routed for return, stock adjustment, or reassignment.
Verify parts on backorder, superseded by a revised number, or awaiting supplement approval were clearly flagged in the audit.
Confirm no substitute, aftermarket, or alternate parts were staged without documented approval on the RO or supplement.

Condition, Labeling, and Location Control

Verify each staged part has a clear label or tag linking it to the correct RO, VIN, or stock reference.
Confirm parts are in the designated body, paint, sublet, or release area and not mixed with unrelated jobs.
Inspect staged parts for dents, scratches, broken packaging, contamination, or missing protective wrap that could affect fit or finish.

Corrective Actions and Sign-Off

Confirm each shortage, overage, misstage, or damaged part has an assigned owner and due date.
Verify body, paint, and production leadership were notified of any parts issue that could delay a repair order.

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