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# How to resolve Sprinto check for Org chart periodic review

### About

Sprinto Check: Periodic Review of Org Chart

This Sprinto check is a prompt for conducting periodic reviews of your organization chart. The organization chart visually represents your organizational structure, illustrating details such as assigned job roles, reporting managers, senior management, and more.

### Purpose

This check ensures compliance requirements of the periodic review for organizational charts. Regular reviews guarantee that the organization's structure is accurately depicted in the org chart, reflecting changes as the organization evolves.

Sprinto automatically captures the evidence against the check once the review for the current cycle is completed. This evidence is later used in the compliance audit for your selected compliance framework.

### Resolving the Check

To resolve this check, any admin user in your Sprinto account can undertake the org chart review. Upon completion and acknowledgment of the review, the check status is automatically updated to "Passing."

For detailed instructions, please refer to[ How to Perform Org Chart Review](https://sprinto.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/72000606362-how-to-perform-org-structure-review-).

Please contact [Sprinto support](mailto:www.support@sprinto.com), if you need any assistance with the Sprinto check.


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