
Building value by building quality
In his 2009 book Start With Why, and accompanying record-breaking TED talk, Simon Sinek describes how unless we understand and can articulate why we do what we do we
Includes content and checklists suitable for large IFRS, small for profit, charities and not-for-profits, and other audit jobs based on the International Auditing Standards, including localised content for New Zealand (ISA (NZ)) and Australia, ASA (AU). An LCE version is to be released in 2026.
Supporting data in any format may be attached and live links created to other repositories (such as SharePoint). Encrypted data transfer plus optional additional user security. Additional customisation may be carried out at client and template level as required. Data may be imported from common software.
Allows multiple users access to jobs in real-time for multi-site access and review. Online sharing of pages and gathering of data with clients and third parties directly into the file. Full risk assessment, key issues, follow-up points, review notes and management points may be added.
Since 2009 we have made secure, online documentation software to help auditors and related professionals complete their work efficiently and in compliance with assurance and reporting standards. Our initial focus was on the SME and Charity sectors, but we have extended our service to include larger IFRS entities providing both small and mid-tier firms and networks with the support they need to stay up to speed. Our service includes training and onboarding including file-review and quality control assistance.
Users collaborate with each other, with their clients, with third parties and with us using real-time cloud-based technology to increase accuracy and reduce stress. We take complex auditing and accounting standards and break them down into usable, interactive, efficient workflows. We believe in continual improvement. We are continually pushing forward to make the most intuitive, most efficient financial auditing tools.
Supporting data in any format may be attached and links created to other repositories or software.
Our systems ensure that your data is safe, backed up, recoverable, and security is regularly tested.
We pro-actively update to the latest assurance, compliance and reporting standards.
Our rollover function minimises the need to repeat work in subsequent years
Integrated knowledge base, onboarding help and personal support.
Just pay for what you use. No limits on users or job numbers.
Absolutely love your product! Thank you for creating a platform that facilitates a robust audit assurance process!
Being able to rely on AA for staying current with amendments to standards is great as a belts and braces approach to keeping up to date.
The team is always responsive and proactive with updates and support, and the wide range of templates available helps streamline different types of assurance engagements. We really value the reliability and ongoing support Audit Assistant provides.
As an experienced audit professional, I have used a few audit packages over the years, and I value the fact that Audit Assistant is New Zealand Grown, and therefore has the NZ references to ISAs and NZ accounting standards.









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