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# Audit Dashboard States
The Revamped Audit Overview in Sprinto gives you a consolidated, real-time snapshot of all your audits. It provides clarity across tasks, findings, messages, and audit stages—helping your team stay compliant and audit-ready.
**Access the Audit Overview**
1\. Sign in to your Sprinto Admin account.\
2\. From the left-hand navigation, select Audits.\
3\. On the Audits screen, click the Overview tab.
**Overview Layout States**
**1. Empty State**
Displayed when no audits have been created.
**2. One Audit State**
Displays audit status when one audit is present.
**3. Partial State**
Displayed when audits are present but lack findings/messages.
**4. Full Overview**
Displayed when audits have active tasks, messages, and findings.
**Navigate the Audit Overview**
**Audit Status Breakdown**
At the top of the Overview tab, a donut chart visualises audits by their stage: Collecting Evidence, Shared with Auditor, Completed, and Archived.
**Findings Overview**
Findings are shown by severity to identify and resolve compliance risks.
**Task Summary**
View audit tasks classified by status and examine specific tasks.
**Message Threads**
Track all open conversations with auditors from the Message Threads panel.
**View the List of Audits**
The bottom section contains a searchable, filterable table with metadata for each audit.
**Filters and Search**
You can refine the audit list using filters and search.
**Open Audit Details**
Click any row in the audit table to open the Audit Details view.
**Chart Visibility by Plan**
Audit overview visibility is based on your subscription plan:
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