# From audit findings to recovered margin | WardrobeAudit

Source: https://wardrobeaudit.com/blog/audit-to-action.html

An audit that ends in a slide deck changes nothing. The value is in the actions the findings point to, and the good news is that the list is usually short.

First action: warn the confirmed pattern customers. A policy notice that shows their own history changes behavior in most cases, and it costs nothing to send.

Second action: fix the problem SKUs. If the audit shows three products driving most bracketing, better fit content on those pages pays back faster than any policy change.

Third action: stand up ongoing scoring so the audit never needs repeating. Customer scores that update on every order keep the perimeter in place, catch new abusers early, and turn a one-time project into a permanent control.

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[The 10-point returns fraud audit checklist](ten-point-checklist.md)

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