Audit Management
Transform your audits with a risk-based approach
Your business is getting more complex by the day. Business operations can benefit greatly from a second set of eyes taking a look at potential areas of risk. Audit functions provide that critical perspective and can catch the things the business misses.
Archer Audit Management provides a risk-based approach to audit management and consolidates your entire audit process within one system. When your audit teams focus on the most critical areas of the business, you can transform how they collaborate with your operations for the most impactful risk-scoped audits. See how Archer can help transform your internal audit management program.
Enhance control over audit lifecycles
Establish a single system for all your audit management needs, making it easier to manage the audit lifecycle.
Improve collaboration across functions
Leverage industry-proven best practices that enable your audit team to collaborate and share data with colleagues across business, risk and compliance functions.
Manage the business proactively
Gain visibility through aggregated data and analytics into key risks and under-performing controls with access to information, resources and results from risk and compliance teams.
ARCHER AUDIT MANAGEMENT USE CASES
A full complement of use cases for multi-faceted challenges
Issues management
Archer Issues Management lays the foundation for your integrated risk management program to manage issues generated by audit, risk, compliance and other teams. It includes the business hierarchy to establish the corporate structure and accountability, and workflow and reporting to manage findings, remediation plans and exceptions.
Audit planning and quality
Archer Audit Planning & Quality enables you to risk assess your audit entities, make audit plans for engagements, and puts you in control of the entire audit planning lifecycle. Integrated risk management and control information enables your audit team to easily align objectives with other stakeholders.
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