Internal audit that is truly independent, with impact measured by closure, not by the number of reports
An audit universe covering the whole organization, an annual risk-based plan with known resources, engagements with a program and locked workpapers and reproducible samples, findings with a root cause, a management response and a due date, follow-up that closes only on independent verification, and an audit committee that sees the full picture.
From scattered files to a connected audit trail
Today
- An annual plan built on impressions, and an audit universe of unknown coverage
- Workpapers in folders, and samples that cannot be drawn again
- A finding closed because the owner said it was closed
MA Paseer Audit
- An audit universe that reads risk ratings from governance, and a plan with resources and hours
- Workpapers locked with a hash, and a seeded sample the external auditor can draw again
- No closure without evidence and verification by an auditor who did not issue the finding
The full audit cycle in one place
The product areas are built on shared core services, and they read governance registers without writing to them.
What a standalone tool can’t calculate
Because Paseer Audit runs on the same organizational map as the rest of the products..
Records, evidence, approvals and the decision chain in a deliverable format
Turns audit season from a crisis into a routine
Conflict declarations are checked automatically at every assignment, and a barred domain blocks the engagement, not the person
Independence is a rule that runs, not a clause in a charter
A finding closes only with evidence from the owner, verification by an auditor who did not issue it, and a retest of the control
Impact is measured by real closure
The third line of defence over the same data
Internal audit reads the other products’ registers under read-only contracts, so it neither crowds out the second line nor creates a parallel copy..
Who it’s for
Built on the Shared Core
Identity, single sign-on and delegation, one organizational structure, Hijri and Gregorian calendars, periods and period close, an audit log, and a dedicated database per organization.
Security and trustSee internal audit on your own data
A demo tailored to your sector on the interactive prototype, with an onboarding or migration plan from Paseer 4.7.