Governance

Audit Evidence

Information obtained by auditors during an audit to provide a reasonable basis for their conclusions about the subject matter.

Audit evidence is the foundation of an audit. It is the information collected by auditors to form an opinion on the financial statements, the effectiveness of internal controls, or the compliance with laws and regulations.

Auditors use various methods to obtain audit evidence, including examining documents, observing processes, and interviewing personnel. The quality and sufficiency of audit evidence are crucial for the reliability of the audit conclusions.

Audit evidence must be relevant, reliable, and sufficient to support the auditor's conclusions and recommendations.

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