Most organizations evaluate the status of their software development activities on a periodic basis to ensure successful project delivery. However, many of them take a macro-level approach for this evaluation (ie. Focus on processes) and neglect actual quality of the software (ie. quality of the design/code, adherence to good architecture/design principles & practices). This paper explains an Audit process followed in Aspire that computes the Technical Health Index of every project. It uses information from team members/project documentation/software code to identify and fix problems. When it is done on a month-on-month basis, it guarantees continuous software quality improvement