Financial Audit Automation Program
Background: Traditional audit processes are time-consuming and prone to human error.
- carry out in practice::
- Multi-system interfacing:
- Connection to expenditure management systems (e.g. Ramp)
- Integration of accounting software (e.g. QuickBooks/NetSuite)
- Affiliated Bank API
- Automated reconciliation:
- Setting up a smart body to automatically compare transaction records on a daily basis
- Example of an exception detection rule:
- Repeated payments
- Over-limit reimbursement
- Early warning of supplier changes
- Report Generation:
- Automatic generation of audit trail documentation
- On-demand PDF/Excel export
- Multi-system interfacing:
- Advanced Features::
- Real-time alerts on budget consumption
- Multi-currency automatic conversion
- Historical year-on-year analysis
Benefit assessment: On average, the implementing companies reduced monthly closing cycle time by 401 TP3T and audit errors by 751 TP3T.
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