5S software that tracks every audit in one place

You build your 5S and Gemba Walk checklists in Lumiform’s form builder, field teams complete them on the mobile app, and every result feeds into a single dashboard. Managers see scores, track issues, and assign corrective actions from the same platform. There is no switching between tools or hunting through separate files. Every audit, every zone, every shift lives in one centralized place, which directly replaces the 300 to 400 papers your current process generates per audit cycle.

Yes. You assign specific forms to specific users and zones on a defined schedule. The dashboard shows which user is auditing which zone and when. With 22 zones across 3 shifts, you can configure all 66 zone assignments and see the full schedule in one view. Managers do not need to chase down who is auditing where. The schedule is visible, and overdue or incomplete audits surface automatically so nothing gets missed.

There is no zone limit in Lumiform. One user can be assigned to audit across all 66 zones if needed. This was a documented limitation in a competing tool your team evaluated, and it is not a constraint here. You can structure your 22 zones across 3 shifts however your operation requires, assign auditors accordingly, and the system handles it without hitting a ceiling on zones, sites, or assignments.

The Lumiform dashboard shows scheduled inspections by date, so you can see which zone is up for audit on any given day. Weekly scores per zone are visible in percentage format through the analytics section. You can filter results by zone, user, or time period. This gives you exactly the view you described: tomorrow’s audit schedule and a weekly percentage score for each zone, without manually compiling data from paper records.

Yes. Every completed 5S audit in Lumiform generates a structured digital record automatically. Scores, photos, responses, and corrective actions are stored centrally and searchable by zone, date, or user. The analytics section aggregates results across all zones and shifts so you can track trends without sorting through physical paper. The 300 to 400 documents your current cycle produces become a single, filterable dataset that managers can access and analyze in real time.

Yes. During the transition period, teams can photograph completed paper forms and upload the images directly within Lumiform. This supports a hybrid workflow where not everything is digital yet. It also creates a record in the system so nothing falls through the cracks while you move zones and teams over progressively. Once a zone is fully transitioned, the paper step drops out and teams complete everything digitally from the start.

Yes. Lumiform supports over 60 languages, including Croatian. This was a confirmed gap in one of the competing tools your team evaluated. When your IT vice president asks whether the platform can be standardized across sites in the Netherlands, the US, and Croatia, the answer is yes. Users can work in their local language without requiring separate configurations per site. Multi-language support is built in, not an afterthought added for enterprise accounts.

When you delete a form in Lumiform, it is removed from the active forms list and should no longer be accessible to users. If a location appeared to access a deleted form, that points to a sync or access control issue worth investigating with the support team directly. As a best practice, confirm deletion at the admin level and verify the form no longer appears in any assigned user’s mobile app before considering it fully removed from circulation.

You create each daily checklist as a separate template in Lumiform and schedule it to the relevant users for that specific day. For a campaign running through 40 unique daily checklists, you build them in advance and schedule each one to go live on its assigned date. The form builder is straightforward enough that creating a single-question checklist takes minutes. You can also duplicate a previous template and edit the question, which reduces the setup time per checklist significantly.

Use the preview feature in the template builder to review each question before publishing. The preview shows exactly how the form will appear to the person filling it out, including response types like yes/no, text input, or section titles. Go through each imported template question by question and confirm the response type matches what you intended. If a question is set to text when it should be yes/no, you edit it directly in the builder before the template goes live.

Yes. Lumiform supports multi-tiered access through roles and groups. You configure GMs to see and review responses from their own team, and you retain a national-level view across all locations. GMs log in and see their team’s submitted forms. You see everything across all GMs at the US level. This structure creates the accountability layer you described: teams know their GMs are reviewing their submissions, and GMs know their results are visible at the national level.

Yes. Share your existing 6S audit document and the Lumiform team can build a working digital version of it in the platform. You will see your actual zone structure, your scoring criteria, and your question format rendered in Lumiform exactly as your team would use it in the field. This is the most direct way to evaluate whether the tool fits your operation, because you are reviewing your own audit content rather than a generic demo template.