> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.befailproof.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Run your first failure check > Create an audit from the Cloud dashboard or the fp CLI and review its first findings. An audit turns a set of sessions into ranked, evidence-backed failure findings. Start with one narrow failure question. In the Cloud sidebar, go to **Analyze → Audits**. Select **new audit**. Enter a name and a direct failure goal, such as “find production sessions that retry the same failed payment call without changing input or escalating.” Select the agent, environment, time window, and schedule. Add a short brief and reference URLs when the auditor needs your workflow rules. Select **create audit**. The first run is queued immediately. Open the audit card to watch it move from queued to running to complete. After the run completes, open a finding and review its session evidence. You can then acknowledge, assign, dismiss, mute, or resolve it. A completed audit finding showing its failure description, recommended action, supporting evidence, and affected sessions. ```bash theme={null} fp audits create payment-retry-failures \ --description "Find production sessions that retry a failed payment call without changing input or escalating" \ --scope '{"environments":["production"]}' \ --text "Escalate after two unchanged payment failures" fp audits list fp audits runs payment-retry-failures fp audits findings --audit payment-retry-failures fp audits finding ``` Add reference context, then refresh it when the source changes: ```bash theme={null} fp audits context-set payment-retry-failures --url https://example.com/payment-runbook fp audits context-refresh payment-retry-failures fp audits run payment-retry-failures ``` Use `fp audits ack `, `fp audits assign --to `, `fp audits dismiss `, `fp audits mute `, `fp audits resolve `, or `fp audits reopen ` to move a finding through triage. Next, [prevent your first failure with a policy](/start/first-policy) for a confirmed repeatable action.