Audit Evidence Collection demo
PBC files checked at upload, and a wrong one returned with one plain reason. 1:34
What the demo shows
Chases, receives and checks PBC evidence for internal, external and SOX audits
The PBC list is the home: every request ordered by days left before fieldwork, each row opening to the files received, six check results per file and every reminder sent. A request writer turns each auditor line into the exact report, parameters, period and population, with an example of last year's accepted file. The evidence checker opens every upload within a minute, ties the row count to the system's own count and returns a wrong file to its owner with one plain reason, before the auditor ever sees it. A consistency checker compares files across requests the way the auditor will and flags possible control exceptions to the audit lead only. The chaser reminds and escalates on a schedule worked back from fieldwork and forecasts what will miss; a reuse agent offers prior-year evidence only when nothing changed. The audit lead accepts as final with a reason code; only accepted evidence is released.
Transcript
- Audit Evidence Collection chases and checks evidence for internal, external, and SOX audits.
- SOX programs now average 15,000 hours a year, yet most tools only track that a file arrived.
- Kestrel and Vane, four days to fieldwork, 186 requests.
- Every row opens to its files, the checker's verdict, and each reminder sent.
- Ravi, the control owner, uploads the vendor checker's verdict.
- change log for the wrong quarter.
- In 40 seconds, the checker returns it with one plain reason.
- The rear end passes all six checks, 1,284 rows tie to the system.
- A second agent flags three self-approved changes for the audit lead only.
- Elena accepts it as final with a reason code for days before fieldwork.
- Every step is cited, signed, and logged.
- Only accepted evidence reaches the auditor.
- 64 wrong files caught this quarter, two auditor re-requests against 41 last year.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.