Arrange the phases of a certification audit program in order, starting with the first phase. Assign a number to each step

Here are the phases of a certification audit program arranged in the correct order, starting with the first phase: Step 1: Pre-Audit Gap Analysis This is an optional but highly recommended preparatory step where an organization assesses its current Quality Management System against the ISO 9001:2015 requirements to identify any non-conformities or areas for improvement before the formal certification process begins. Step 2: Stage 1 Readiness Audit This is the first formal audit conducted by the certification body. Its purpose is to review the organization's documented QMS, evaluate its readiness for the Stage 2 audit, and confirm the scope of certification. Step 3: Stage 2 Certification Audit This is the main on-site audit where the certification body thoroughly evaluates the implementation and effectiveness of the organization's QMS against the ISO 9001:2015 standard. Successful completion leads to initial certification. Step 4: Surveillance Audit After initial certification, surveillance audits are conducted periodically (typically annually) to ensure the QMS continues to comply with the standard and is effectively maintained and improved. Step 5: Recertification Audit This audit is conducted before the expiration of the current certification cycle (usually every three years) to re-evaluate the entire QMS and renew the certification for another period. The correct sequence is: 1. Pre-Audit Gap Analysis 2. Stage 1 Readiness Audit 3. Stage 2 Certification Audit 4. Surveillance Audit 5. Recertification Audit What's next?