Use case · Audit
Check reports for errors and unsupported statements
Upload a report, filing or audit working paper and ask for inconsistencies between numbers and text, unsupported statements and missing evidence, each with its location.
Ask things like
- Check this report for statements that the appendix tables don't support.
- List every number in the summary that differs from the detailed sections.
- Which conclusions rely on a single source?
Example
What a audit answer looks like
Every statement carries a label in words and the passage it rests on, so you can check the answer instead of trusting it.
Question
Do the figures in the summary match the detailed notes?
In short: One mismatch: revenue growth is 12% in the summary but 9.4% from the notes.
- 1Disputed
Revenue grew 12% year on year.
Note 4: revenue 41.6 m vs 38.0 m prior year (+9.4%)
- 2Models agree
Operating costs fell 3%.
“…operating expenses decreased by 3.0%…” (Note 6, p. 22)
- 3Not settled
The reduction came from the new procurement process.
“…mainly due to centralised procurement…” (Letter from the CFO, p. 5)
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Tamper-evident trail
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How each question is checked
Step 1: Reading sources
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Step 2: Models answer on their own
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Step 3: Cross-checking every statement
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Step 4: Writing the answer
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