A clearer view of risk
Controls that inform decisions

Risk-based internal audit through outsourcing or co-sourcing, from control assessment to practical recommendations and corrective action follow-up

Discuss your audit needs
Audit that serves your organization

Beyond the findings
to actions you can track

Help oversight bodies and management understand control effectiveness and where processes need improvement, with recommendations grounded in operational reality and resources

What does the review clarify?

Priority risks within the assignment scope
Control design and operation in practice
Gaps, underlying causes and potential effects
Clear actions, owners and follow-up dates

Choose the right approach
for your organization

Whether you need audit capability, support for an existing team or a focused assignment, we agree the model, scope and responsibilities before starting

Outsourced internal audit

For organizations seeking audit capability without building a complete in-house team

Agree scope, planning and reporting with the responsible governance body, deliver agreed assignments and follow up actions within the engagement

Request outsourced internal audit

Co-sourcing with your team

For internal audit teams seeking additional capacity or specialist input

Work alongside your team on planning, assignments, analysis or follow-up, with clear delivery, supervision and review responsibilities

Request support for your audit team

Focused audit assignments

When the priority is a particular process, department or topic

Define objectives, boundaries, processes and assessment criteria, then provide findings, recommendations and actions agreed with responsible owners

Request a focused audit assignment
The assignment journey

From risk insight to follow-through

Clear stages adapted to assignment objectives and boundaries, with communication and discussion of findings throughout

  1. 01

    Understand risks

    Understand activities, goals and processes to identify risk areas and priorities

  2. 02

    Plan the assignment

    Agree scope, objectives, procedures, information needs and timing

  3. 03

    Review & discuss

    Gather evidence, test controls and discuss findings with responsible owners

  4. 04

    Report & follow up

    Present findings, recommendations, actions, owners and dates, then track progress

Deliverables that support oversight

Clear findings
Defined responsibilities

Deliverables follow the agreed scope and may include an audit plan, findings registers, reports and action tracking, management retains responsibility for operational decisions, remediation design and approval

Define your audit scope
From planning to follow-up

Risk-based plan

Assignment objectives, scope, priorities and procedures

Reports and discussed findings

Findings, evidence, recommendations and management responses

Action follow-up register

Owners, dates, status and implementation evidence

Internal audit differs from statutory external financial statement audit and does not guarantee detection of every error or fraud

The engagement foundation

Objectivity, confidentiality and clarity

Objectivity & independence

Assess roles and conflicts, then agree reporting lines, oversight and review arrangements before work begins

Confidentiality

Agree access, document sharing and retention, with information requests limited to assignment needs

Management responsibility

Management makes decisions and implements actions, audit focuses on assessment, recommendations and agreed follow-up

A few useful answers

Before the
first step

Understand how we work and find the right starting point for your organization

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01How does internal audit differ from external audit?

Internal audit reviews governance, risk management, controls and processes within an agreed scope, it is distinct from statutory external financial statement audit, this page describes internal audit services

02Can you work alongside our existing audit team?

Yes, co-sourcing can add delivery capacity or specialist input, with responsibilities for assignments, supervision, review and reporting agreed together

03How are objectivity and independence addressed?

We assess past and current roles and conflicts before accepting an assignment, and agree reporting lines, oversight, limitations and appropriate safeguards, we do not take the management decisions or responsibilities being audited

04Does the service include recommendation follow-up?

Scope can include corrective action tracking, implementation evidence review and status reporting, management and process owners remain responsible for action implementation, follow-up scope and timing are agreed in advance

05How is confidential information handled?

Confidentiality, access rights, document sharing and retention are defined in the service agreement, information requests are limited to assignment needs, sensitive audit documents should not be sent through the contact form