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Automate the parts of proof that never needed a human.

Workpaper generation, continuous controls monitoring, anomaly detection.

An illustrated overview of the AI automation practice: a processor at the centre of a brain diagram, wired out to six labelled capabilities — data input, processing and data management on the left, analytics, automation and optimisation on the right.

What this covers

Data input
Evidence pulled directly from the systems of record, so a workpaper cites a source instead of a screenshot.
Processing
Rules applied across the full population rather than a sample, on a schedule rather than a season.
Data management
Retention, lineage and access for the evidence store itself, which becomes regulated data the moment it exists.
Analytics
Trend and outlier detection across transaction and access data, tuned against your own baseline.
Automation
Workpaper generation and control monitoring that runs unattended, with a practitioner reviewing the exceptions.
Optimisation
Removing the steps that only ever moved data from one place to another, so fewer hands touch each engagement.

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What it covers

01Evidence collection and workpaper generation from the systems of record.
02Continuous controls monitoring instead of a once-a-year sample.
03Anomaly and risk detection over transaction and access data.

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