INTERNATIONAL ACCREDITATION CENTER
Documentation of an assessment
Each document must make it possible to understand the object and the information examined.

Object and criteria.
Identify the activity, the reference and the limits of the work. The documentation must make it possible to distinguish what was requested, what was assessed and the corresponding result.
Background and results.
The information submitted provides context; a report records the work performed and its conclusions. Read each document according to its purpose and the entity that takes responsibility for it.
Confidentiality and public consultation.
Confidential background requires appropriate handling. The public reference must be limited to the authorised data needed to interpret the result, its scope and its status.
This material helps you interpret information and prepare an inquiry. Service and assessment conditions must be confirmed for the relevant programme.

Read this guide online: https://accreditationcenter.org/resources/assessment-documentation/