Reporting Designed for
Transparency, Insight
and Results
From the beginning of our Recovery Audit projects until completion, SAS provides multiple reporting methods to keep you up to date, informed and educated on every facet of your audit engagement. We provide weekly reporting, via our client portal, including self-service custom reporting and our Management Report at the end of the project.
Reporting Is Key Insight To Accounts Payable And Procure-To-Pay Process
Understanding how funds leak in the Accounts Payable and/or Procure-to-Pay process, is crucial to risk mitigation. Throughout the Recovery Audit, recovered funds are analyzed for the root cause of the overpayment or under deduction. Accounts Payable departments process more than 99% of the transactions error free. Issues arise in many areas – both internal and external to your organization. Reporting is a key area of our engagements from a project status point of view to the mitigation of future funds losses.
Client Portal
AuditSUITE360’s claims management solution is designed to support the end-to-end claims administration process and provide visibility/ transparency throughout your project. Whether you want a quick, at a glance view, or to dig into the details, our client portal provides full visibility into your Recovery Audit. Our solution also features self-service reporting such as claim status, funds recovered, by supplier, by root cause and much more.
Weekly Updates
Weekly audit updates are prepared by your Audit Director including key metrics, new claims, outstanding items and cumulative totals for claim types and categories. Reporting can be customized to suit each engagement and is delivered to key stakeholders. Weekly reports are also presented and discuss during our weekly/bi-weekly update meetings.
Management Report
As important as the fund’s recovery is understanding how the errors occurred and the identification of the root cause. Throughout the audit SAS is assessing internal controls and determining what is working, and more importantly – where process failures are occurring. Our Management Report includes:
- Executive Summary
- Details Analysis of Recoveries by Category
- Root Cause Analysis
- Process Improvement Recommendations
- Detailed Claim Findings