by Ravi Kant and Soumya Harsh Pandey
Nov 26, 2015
1 min This Note highlights the advantages of using the Score-based Audit tool, the types of audit tools to be used, designing a methodology and the procedure to use it.
The consolidation of multiple audit reports into an organisational level audit report is often a challenge for the audit department. This is mainly because of the large volumes of data that come from different levels and regions of the organisation. Consolidating them into a coherent report that highlights key issues and gives a comparative picture of the different operational levels requires a lot of time and effort. MFIs can overcome these challenges by using a Score-based Audit tool, which is designed using audit-checklists. This Note highlights the advantages of using the Score-based Audit tool, the types of audit tools to be used, designing a methodology and the procedure to use it.
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