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Everything an audit team does, from plan to closure.

AuditHD replaces the spreadsheets, shared folders and email chains that audit, QA and compliance teams run on today. Plan, test, raise findings, follow up and report in one system, with a complete record of who did what and when.

AuditHD runs internal audits, quality reviews and compliance assessments for banks, lenders, listed companies and large enterprises. Ready-made country packs load each regulator's rules for Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, the EU and the US. Every finding is traced to its criteria, its evidence and the person who signed it off, AI drafts review comments that cite the clause, and every step is recorded in a tamper-evident trail.

The chief audit executive's dashboard: open, overdue and critical findings, findings opened and closed by month, ageing and compliance by unit.
The chief audit executive's dashboard, with the position across all engagements.

The whole audit cycle, in one place.

Each stage hands its work to the next, so nothing is retyped and nothing goes missing between spreadsheets.

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Risk-based planning

Audit universe with likelihood, impact and control scores, a heat map, and an annual plan built from the highest risks.

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Checklists and work programmes

Framework checklists out of the box, your own templates, CSV import, AI-drafted checklists, and assignment by stage gate.

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Fieldwork and evidence

Pass, fail or maturity scoring, notes and evidence per item, photos with location, offline work and AI review before sign-off.

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Findings and remediation

Findings in the 5C format, maker-checker review, auditee responses, action plans, extensions, SLAs and escalation.

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Reporting and dashboards

Bilingual Word reports, Excel registers, committee dashboards, compliance index by unit, and recurring-issue analysis.

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Risk and control self-assessment

Each unit tests its own controls every quarter; another unit re-performs a sample, the second line challenges and signs off, and internal audit adds its own results.

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MARS™ management awareness rating

Every issue found internally is registered and acknowledged by the head of the unit; when an external review starts, the register is frozen and MARS™ rates how much management already knew.

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Framework library

SAMA CSF, SAMA ITGF, NCA ECC, ISO/IEC 27001, ISO 9001, CMMI V3.0, NIST CSF 2.0 and SBP ETGRM, cross-mapped and ready as checklists.

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AI review throughout

Suggestions that cite the clause and the evidence, approved or discarded by a person, and logged either way.

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Five stages, one record.

Each stage passes its work to the next, so the plan, the tests, the findings and the follow-up stay connected.

How it works

Eight roles, each with the right view.

People see the work that belongs to them. Separation of duties is enforced by the system, not by goodwill.

RoleTypicallyWhat they do in AuditHD
AdministratorAudit systems ownerUsers, departments, SLAs, branding, AI settings, licence, audit-trail verification
Chief audit executiveCAE, head of internal auditApproves the plan, sees every engagement, reports to the audit committee
ManagerAudit manager, QC leadRuns engagements, assigns checklists, reviews and issues findings, validates closure
AuditorAuditor, QC consultantPerforms fieldwork, attaches evidence, drafts findings
Quality reviewerQA reviewerReviews workpapers and findings before they go out
Risk and control officerOperational risk, compliance (second line)Runs the quarterly RCSA, challenges or signs off each unit's self-assessment, raises issues
AuditeeBusiness and IT ownersSees only findings for their unit; responds, plans actions, uploads proof; keeps the unit's risks, controls and self-assessment tests
ViewerAudit committee, regulators on requestRead-only dashboards and reports

Maker-checker rules: the person who raised a finding cannot issue it, and the owner of a corrective action cannot close it.

See it with your own checklists.

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