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Chronological Case Audits
Review who changed a case, what changed and when it occurred.
Cases and Documents
How Chronological Case Audits works in CORE
Chronological Case Audits is part of the cases and documents capability in Aero Ranger CORE. Review who changed a case, what changed and when it occurred. It is designed for case officers and supervisors coordinating evidence, status changes, tasks, notices, approvals and record history.
The case record brings evidence, status, tasks, documents and chronological history together so the next reviewer can understand what has happened. In practice, chronological case audits keeps the information needed for this step close to the wider operational record, so staff can understand the context before progressing an action.
Why Chronological Case Audits matters
A single chronological record helps the next reviewer understand the basis for an action without reconstructing events from separate notes and files.
Configuration and review
Available fields, thresholds, statuses and actions follow the organisation's configuration and each user's permissions. Councils can align chronological case audits with their own policy, local-law, privacy, records-management and review requirements rather than relying on a fixed process.