Fieldwork Coordination
On-site and remote coordination of testing schedules, sample requests, and daily progress against the plan.
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Audit planning that holds when fieldwork starts.
We prepare materiality, risk focus, and sample calendars for statutory and group audits, then track fieldwork day by day so finance teams in Taiwan know what arrives next.
Flagship engagement
Our planning engagement produces a written memo, a fieldwork calendar, and named sample lists so process owners are not surprised when the team arrives.
For CFOs and finance directors preparing interim or year-end work. Includes materiality discussion, significant risk identification, site visit order, and a request list finance can circulate before day one of fieldwork.
Typical duration: two to four weeks. Starting from NT$85,000 after a scoping call.
Review scope & inclusionsRelated work
Once planning is set, we can stay through fieldwork coordination, walkthroughs, or an independent working paper review.
On-site and remote coordination of testing schedules, sample requests, and daily progress against the plan.
Engagement detailsIndependent review of working papers for completeness, cross-referencing, and clear support for conclusions.
Engagement detailsProcess walkthroughs with process owners to map controls, identify gaps, and document design conclusions.
Engagement detailsFrom finance teams
“Their planning memo named the exact cut-off risks we had been arguing about internally for months. The fieldwork weeks still felt crowded, but we knew which samples would arrive on which day.”
“I appreciated that they pushed back when our warehouse manager offered verbal walkthroughs instead of signed receiving logs. The schedule slipped by half a day — that honesty mattered more than a polished timeline.”
How fieldwork stays on track
During on-site and remote testing we maintain a simple progress log: samples requested, samples received, open questions, and tomorrow’s focus. See how that works on our fieldwork page.
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