Audit Report Assistant

Problem PitchWe are working to solve the problem of turning scattered evidence and regulations into a defensible audit report for internal auditors and audit staff, who struggle with slow drafting, missed citations, and rework, because deadlines are tight and report quality affects trust.

• Turn the tool into a clause-to-evidence compiler instead of a generic report editor.
• Sell review speed to supervisors, not typing speed to auditors.
• Let firms buy a report library first, then add workflow later.

Solution PitchOur solution helps internal auditors finish compliant reports faster by linking evidence to regulation clauses and auto-structuring the draft, unlike manual templates and generic document tools.

CaseWare is a threat because it already owns audit documentation and reporting workflows; AuditBoard is a threat because it sits directly in internal audit operations; Workiva is a threat because it connects evidence and reporting in one governed platform; Diligent is a threat because it reaches the same compliance buyers through governance workflows; TeamMate+ Audit Management is a threat because it is a trusted audit suite with reporting and workflow depth; Ideagen is a threat because it serves regulated teams needing compliant documentation; Resolver is a threat because its case and audit management can absorb your workflow; Onspring is a threat because its configurable GRC workflows can replicate your use case.

This is an internal audit workflow app that lets auditors upload attachments, map them to applicable rules, and draft reports faster. It is not a pre-market regulated product like medical or aviation software, but it does handle professional documents that may include personal data, confidential business records, and possibly sensitive compliance material. At the MVP stage, the main regulatory burden is privacy and basic software compliance: privacy policy, terms, cookie notice if tracking is used, data processing terms, and secure handling of uploaded files. If the app uses AI to summarize or draft report sections, you also need disclosure, human review controls, and clear limits on accuracy because the output can affect professional decisions. For public launch, the risk rises because enterprise buyers will ask about access control, audit trails, retention, encryption, subcontractors, incident response, and whether data is stored or processed outside their country. In the US, the core issues are FTC unfair/deceptive practices, contract terms, and state privacy laws like CCPA/CPRA where applicable. In the EU, GDPR becomes the main framework, especially for lawful basis, processor obligations, cross-border transfers, and data minimization. At scaling and global expansion, the burden increases through procurement questionnaires, DPAs, security reviews, ISO 27001/SOC 2 expectations, and local data transfer issues. If you sell to firms that handle regulated industries, you may also inherit sector-specific obligations through customer contracts even if your own product is not directly regulated. The smartest first move is to keep the MVP narrow: one report type, one geography, one customer segment, minimal personal data, and no autonomous legal conclusions. Build it as a controlled drafting assistant with human approval, not as a system that claims to determine the correct law by itself.

Privacy-first B2B SaaS pathway: define data flows, minimize personal data, publish privacy policy and terms, implement access control and audit logging, complete GDPR/CCPA notices and DPA templates, then run a security review before pilot and public launch

Win if one auditor can turn evidence into a draft report in under 10 minutes.

A local B2B SaaS for internal auditors that turns attachments and rule references into a draft report, sold first as a $49/mo solo plan and a $199/mo team plan. I assumed Egypt-style SMB procurement and a low-friction self-serve pilot; the biggest risk is that enterprise buyers still insist on security proof before paying.

• Local SaaS lawyer for privacy terms
• Microsoft 365 resellers in Cairo
• One SOC 2 prep consultant
• Egyptian payment gateway like Paymob

• Map clauses to evidence every week
• Ship template updates from real reports
• Run pilot onboarding for one audit team
• Fix missed citations within 24 hours

• Audit clause library for Egypt
• Secure file vault on AWS Bahrain
• One founder with audit domain knowledge
• LLM API budget: EGP 3,000/mo

• Cuts report drafting from 2 hours to 10 minutes
• Links each finding to the source clause
• Exports Word and PDF for manager review
• Reduces rework before sign-off by 30%

• Founder-led onboarding on Zoom
• In-app review comments and version history
• WhatsApp follow-up for pilot users
• Monthly template tune-up call

• Direct outreach to audit managers
• LinkedIn posts to Cairo compliance teams
• Referrals from local accounting firms
• Demo link shared by supervisors

• Internal auditors in Egyptian SMEs
• Audit supervisors at local branches
• Risk and compliance teams in Cairo
• Accounting firms with repeat reports

• AWS and storage: EGP 4,000/mo
• LLM and OCR: EGP 3,000/mo
• Legal and privacy setup: EGP 25,000 one-time
• Founder sales travel in Cairo: EGP 2,000/mo

• Solo plan: $49/mo per auditor
• Team plan: $199/mo per branch
• Setup fee: EGP 8,000 per pilot
• Custom template pack: $300 one-time

Help one auditor turn evidence into a draft report in 10 minutes instead of 2 hours.

Audit Report Assistant is a local B2B SaaS wedge for internal auditors in one market, starting with one report type and one branch/team. The strategy is to win on speed plus clause-linked drafting, but the biggest fit risk is that enterprise buyers may still demand security proof and supervisor approval before paying.

Real workflow pain, but today the offer is still a narrow drafting assistant, not a proven procurement-safe platform.

For internal auditors who keep searching files and rules by hand, Audit Report Assistant is the report drafting tool that cuts first-draft time to 10 minutes and links each line to the source clause, unlike Microsoft Word which stays manual.

No-code audit-report MVP with Bubble, $97/mo launch cost, and a 4-6 week path to pilot

This stack fits a solo, self-funded founder: it is no-code first, fast to ship, and good enough for a local enterprise pilot in Egypt. Costs are in USD for software, while payments assume Paymob in EGP for local collection; the biggest risk is hitting Bubble and no-code workflow limits once teams want stricter permissions and heavier file handling.

The biggest risk is not technology; it is that enterprise buyers may like the product but still refuse to pay until trust, permissions, and supervisor approval are proven.

1) Run 10 founder-led interviews and capture exact report steps; success is 7/10 saying report drafting is the worst part. 2) Build a Bubble prototype that uploads files and produces one draft report; success is 5 users completing it in under 15 minutes. 3) Test Paymob or bank-transfer willingness with 5 supervisors; success is 3 asking for a paid pilot. 4) Ship one template for one report type only; success is 2 pilot teams using it twice in a week.

Launch is about $97/mo if you stay lean: Bubble $32, Supabase $25, and the rest mostly free. At scale, the cost rises mainly from storage, analytics, and workflow add-ons, not from the core stack itself.

Charge EGP 1,500 per month for one audit team to draft reports faster with clause-linked evidence.

This is a local B2B SaaS launch price for Egyptian audit teams that already feel the pain of manual report writing. The market assumption is a small, trust-heavy enterprise buyer with limited self-serve adoption, so the price must be low enough for a pilot but high enough to signal seriousness; the biggest risk is that supervisors compare it to Word and delay approval.

At EGP 750, the product is easy to try but may look too small for enterprise trust. At EGP 1,500, it is still pilot-friendly and signals seriousness; above EGP 4,000, you will need stronger security proof and supervisor buy-in.

1) Put EGP 1,500/mo on a landing page and track clicks. 2) Run 10 supervisor interviews and record how many accept the price. 3) Manually deliver 5 report drafts and measure time saved. 4) Ask 3 teams to pay for a pilot.

Sell one monthly team pilot first, not seat-based complexity. Keep the first offer simple: one workspace, one report type, and one clear promise of faster drafting.

Use a pilot subscription model with one paid team tier now. It fits a solo founder, keeps procurement simple, and gives you a clean path to expand into branch-level pricing later.

• DIY spreadsheets and Word at EGP 0
• Microsoft Word / Google Docs at about EGP 120 per user per month
• CaseWare at about EGP 8,000 per month
• AuditBoard at about EGP 15,000 per month

• EGP 750 solo plan for first users
• EGP 1,500 team pilot for the main offer
• EGP 4,000 branch plan for supervisors
• Later annual enterprise contracts after proof

Founder-led outbound to supervisors can turn 100 local leads into about 2 paid pilots, with CAC near $120 and a 3-4 week cycle.

This motion fits a solo, self-funded founder because the buyer is trust-heavy and needs manual selling, not an SDR machine. I assumed cold WhatsApp plus LinkedIn to audit supervisors and compliance leads in Egypt, with 30% replies, 45% demo booking from replies, and 20% close from demos; the biggest risk is that supervisors like the workflow but still delay for security proof.

This motion should land around $120 CAC if the founder keeps outreach manual and focused on local audit supervisors. The math assumes 6 hours of founder time per close at $15/hour, plus about $30 in tools and light spend.

This is a founder-led outbound motion first, with partner referrals as the second channel. The buyer is narrow, trust-heavy, and local, so manual selling beats any scaled funnel right now.

1) Build a list of 100 audit supervisors from LinkedIn and local firm websites. 2) Send 50 WhatsApp messages and track replies, aiming for 25-35%. 3) Book 10 demos and show one sample report in each. 4) Send 5 same-day pilot proposals at $199/month. 5) Close 2 paid pilots and ask each for 1 referral.

Founder-led WhatsApp outreach to audit supervisors is the #1 channel, with roughly $30-$120 CAC and the fastest path to a paid pilot.

In Cairo and other local Egyptian business hubs, the first buyers are audit supervisors and compliance managers who can approve a small pilot. The biggest distribution risk is trust: if you cannot prove security, workflow fit, and clause accuracy, they will keep using Word and delay payment.

Week 1: build a 100-name list and send 40 WhatsApp/LinkedIn messages. Week 2: book 5 demos and get 2 security-proof objections in writing. Week 3: close 1-2 paid pilots at a pilot price and measure draft time saved. Week 4: ask every pilot buyer for 2 referrals and test one accounting-firm partner.

Win Egyptian audit supervisors with a clause-linked draft tool and reach 1% of the local beachhead in 12 months.

Start with internal audit supervisors in local Egyptian firms and branches who can approve a small pilot without a long procurement cycle. The assumption is that one painful workflow, report drafting from scattered evidence, is frequent enough to buy fast if trust is clear; the biggest risk is that buyers like the workflow but still stall on security and approval.

Raise a small pre-seed SAFE to prove auditors will pay for fast, clause-linked report drafting.

This is an idea-stage, self-funded, solo-founder B2B SaaS in a trust-heavy local market, so the right plan is a small pre-seed SAFE to fund pilots, product proof, and security basics. I assume a local Egypt-style enterprise market with modest check sizes and slow procurement; the biggest risk is that supervisors like the workflow but still will not approve payment without trust proof.

1) Run 10 supervisor interviews and capture 3 explicit price approvals. 2) Build 5 manual pilot demos and measure draft time saved. 3) Send 50 WhatsApp/LinkedIn messages and track reply and demo rates. 4) Prepare a one-page security pack, DPA, and pilot offer. 5) Close 1-2 paid pilots and ask each for 2 referrals.

Hire for trust, workflow, and outbound proof before you hire for scale.

This is an idea-stage, self-funded, solo-founder B2B SaaS, so the first hires should be fractional or contract-based and focused on shipping, trust, and sales support. I assume a mid-cost remote market converted to USD because the founder is local and no exact salary market was provided; the biggest hiring risk is overhiring before paid pilots prove the buyer will pay.

1. Now
   Theme

   Prove the buyer will pay and keep the product narrow.
   Roles
   Fractional founding engineer

   1

   Start Month

   Type

   Contractor

   Priority

   critical

   Function

   engineering

   Salary Range

   $1.5k–3k/mo

   Equity

   0.5–1%

   Why

   Build the evidence-to-report workflow, clause linking, and Word/PDF export.

   Trigger

   Hire when the founder has 3–5 serious pilot conversations and a clear MVP scope.

   Where To Find

   Upwork, local product studios, founder networks

   First Win

   A working pilot that turns uploaded files into a draft report.

   Part-time enterprise sales operator

   1

   Start Month

   Type

   Contractor

   Priority

   high

   Function

   sales

   Salary Range

   $1k–2k/mo

   Equity

   0.25–0.5%

   Why

   Keeps outreach moving while the founder focuses on demos and closing pilots.

   Trigger

   Hire when outreach volume is steady and the founder cannot keep up with follow-up.

   Where To Find

   LinkedIn, local B2B sales freelancers, referral from startup operators

   First Win

   A clean pipeline of 100 named leads with tracked replies and demos.
2. Months 1–3
   Theme

   Turn pilots into repeatable delivery and trust assets.
   Roles
   Contract product designer

   2

   Start Month

   Type

   Contractor

   Priority

   medium

   Function

   design

   Salary Range

   $800–1.5k/mo

   Equity

   —

   Why

   A simple, trustworthy interface matters more than feature breadth in a trust-heavy workflow.

   Trigger

   Hire when users understand the value but struggle with the workflow or handoff.

   Where To Find

   Dribbble, local UX communities, Upwork

   First Win

   A cleaner pilot flow that reduces confusion and support questions.
3. Months 4–6
   Theme

   Add reliability, support, and sales follow-through once pilots convert.
   Roles
   Customer success and onboarding specialist

   4

   Start Month

   Type

   Contractor

   Priority

   high

   Function

   support

   Salary Range

   $1k–2k/mo

   Equity

   —

   Why

   Pilot buyers will need hand-holding, setup help, and fast issue resolution.

   Trigger

   Hire when you close 3+ paid pilots and onboarding becomes the bottleneck.

   Where To Find

   Local SaaS support talent, accounting/admin professionals, referrals

   First Win

   Faster onboarding and fewer stalled pilots after the first report.
4. Months 7–12
   Theme

   Prepare for small-team repeatability, not a large org.
   Roles
   Full-time full-stack engineer

   7

   Start Month

   Type

   Full-time

   Priority

   high

   Function

   engineering

   Salary Range

   $2.5k–4k/mo

   Equity

   0.5–1%

   Why

   You need one reliable builder if pilots are converting and product work is slowing sales.

   Trigger

   Hire when you have repeat paid usage and enough revenue to justify a steady builder.

   Where To Find

   Local tech communities, LinkedIn, referrals from startup founders

   First Win

   Shipping fixes and pilot requests weekly without founder bottlenecks.

   Part-time compliance or audit advisor

   8

   Start Month

   Type

   Contractor

   Priority

   medium

   Function

   other

   Salary Range

   $500–1.5k/mo

   Equity

   —

   Why

   Clause accuracy and trust proof are central to the product and sales cycle.

   Trigger

   Hire when customers start asking for stronger proof, templates, or regulatory validation.

   Where To Find

   Local audit partners, compliance consultants, retired auditors

   First Win

   Better templates, fewer citation mistakes, and stronger buyer confidence.

No — hire instead; you need a fractional engineer and a sales operator before giving away co-founder equity.

This is an idea-stage, solo, self-funded SaaS with one clear buyer and a trust-heavy sales cycle, so a co-founder is not the first fix. I assumed Cairo, USD, and a local senior full-stack engineer salary of about $24k/year; the biggest risk is overcommitting equity before a paid pilot proves the buyer will pay.

Week 1: interview 10 supervisors and 5 engineers, and collect 3 price approvals. Week 2: run 3 working sessions with top candidates and request deployed product links. Week 3: launch a $1,500 USD paid pilot and measure time saved. Week 4: decide whether to hire the engineer or continue solo; only consider a co-founder if someone can own build full-time and has 2 shipped products plus 2 strong references.

One founder can turn audit evidence into a draft report in about 4 cases/day before review and support become the bottleneck.

Assuming a local Egypt-style B2B SaaS buyer, one founder can run a small pilot workflow with WhatsApp, Google Sheets, and Google Drive while manually checking clauses and exports. The biggest operational risk is quality drift: once more than a few teams use it, missed citations and slow support will break trust.

1) Run 10 supervisor interviews and record 3 price approvals. 2) Deliver 5 manual pilot cases and measure minutes per case. 3) Set up Google Forms, Drive, and Sheets for intake and tracking. 4) Close 1-2 paid pilots and ask each for 2 referrals. 5) Write the first 2 SOPs before taking any new case.

Audit Report Assistant helps internal auditors turn evidence into a draft report in minutes, not hours.

This deck should sell a simple pre-seed story: a solo, idea-stage founder building a narrow B2B SaaS for local internal auditors who need faster, more accurate report drafting. I am assuming a local enterprise market where buyers care about speed, trust, and supervisor approval; the biggest credibility risk is that teams may like the workflow but still hesitate to pay without security proof and a clear pilot path.

Run 10 supervisor interviews and record 3 explicit price approvals; build 5 manual pilot demos and measure draft time saved; send 50 LinkedIn and WhatsApp messages to named audit supervisors; close 1 to 2 paid pilots; prepare a one-page security pack, pilot offer, and DPA before investor meetings.

A focused workflow for faster, clause-linked audit reporting

Audit Report Assistant helps one internal auditor turn evidence into a draft report in under 10 minutes.

This is a realistic idea-stage B2B SaaS for local internal audit teams in Egypt-style enterprise settings, where supervisors care about speed, trust, and exportable reports. The story is strongest on Need and Benefit, but the biggest gap is Competition: you still need proof that teams will pay instead of staying in Word and spreadsheets.

Draft audit reports from evidence in minutes for internal audit teams.

Win local audit teams with founder-led proof, not broad awareness.

A scrappy B2B SaaS plan for local internal auditors in an Egypt-style market, using direct outreach, WhatsApp, and LinkedIn to sell paid pilots. The biggest risk is trust: teams may like the workflow but still delay payment without security proof and a supervisor champion.

Build a list of 100 named local leads and verify at least 70 have direct contact paths; send 50 WhatsApp/LinkedIn messages and track replies; run 10 demos and record time saved per draft; close 1-2 paid pilots and collect 2 referrals from each.

Founder-led proof to win paid pilots from local audit teams

Show audit supervisors they can cut report drafting from hours to minutes without losing control.

This deck sells to internal audit supervisors and branch compliance leaders in a local USD-priced enterprise market. The offer is a paid pilot for one team, with the biggest objection being trust: buyers will want proof of security, accuracy, and supervisor approval before they pay.

Run 10 supervisor interviews and capture 3 explicit price approvals. Build 5 live pilot demos using real evidence bundles. Send 50 WhatsApp and LinkedIn messages and track replies and demos. Close 1-2 paid pilots and ask each for 2 referrals.

1. Audit teams waste hours turning evidence into a report.

   Audit teams lose time every week assembling attachments, rules, and drafts by hand.

   N

   1

   Visual

   Split screen of scattered files versus a clean draft report

   Proof

   10 founder interviews with audit staff
   Bullets
   • Evidence is scattered across folders, email, and shared drives.
   • Each report starts from zero, then gets reworked during review.
2. The current workaround is slow and fragile.

   Today the team uses Word, spreadsheets, and manual rule search.

   N

   2

   Visual

   Workflow diagram showing file collection, rule lookup, drafting, and review

   Proof

   Manual workflow map from discovery calls
   Bullets
   • Auditors copy from old reports and hunt for the right clause.
   • Managers still need a clean report, but the path there is too manual.
3. Doing nothing keeps the hidden cost high.

   Manual drafting keeps eating senior time and delays sign-off.

   N

   3

   Visual

   Simple bar chart of hours lost per month

   Proof

   15 reports per month at 2 hours each
   Bullets
   • A 2-hour report draft repeated 15 times a month becomes 30 hours.
   • Rework from missing citations adds extra review cycles.
4. Audit Report Assistant turns evidence into a draft report in minutes.

   Upload attachments, map them to the right rules, and generate a draft fast.

   N

   4

   Visual

   Product mockup with evidence upload, rule matching, and report preview

   Proof

   One core workflow demo
   Bullets
   • Clause-linked suggestions help the auditor write with confidence.
   • Word and PDF export make the output easy to review and submit.
5. It fits the way audit teams already work.

   The product sits inside the existing review process instead of replacing it.

   N

   5

   Visual

   Screenshot of upload, comments, and export flow

   Proof

   Pilot flow designed for one team
   Bullets
   • One workspace for evidence, comments, and version history.
   • One-click export for manager review and final sign-off.
6. Early users get speed plus control.

   The first benefit is faster drafting, and the second is fewer missed citations.

   N

   6

   Visual

   Annotated sample report with source references beside findings

   Proof

   Template with clause links
   Bullets
   • Missing-citation warnings reduce review back-and-forth.
   • Source-linked clauses make the draft easier to trust.
7. The economics work at the pilot level.

   One paid team pilot can save far more time than it costs.

   N

   7

   Visual

   ROI table with time saved versus pilot fee

   Proof

   30 hours saved at $20/hour equivalent
   Bullets
   • If one team saves 30 hours a month, the value is immediate.
   • A $300 monthly pilot is easy to test before wider rollout.
8. Start with one team, then expand to the branch.

   The first offer is a simple monthly pilot for one audit team.

   N

   8

   Visual

   Three-tier pricing card

   Proof

   Pilot offer ready to send today
   Bullets
   • Pilot: $300 per month for up to 5 users.
   • Branch plan: $800 per month for control, approval, and audit trail.
9. Let us run a 14-day pilot with your next report.

   We will set up one team, load one evidence bundle, and draft one report.

   N

   9

   Visual

   Pilot checklist and calendar invite

   Proof

   First report delivered in the pilot
   Bullets
   • You keep the output if it does not save time.
   • If it works, we convert the team to monthly billing.

Cut report drafting from hours to minutes without losing control.

Show how one internal auditor can turn evidence into a clause-linked draft report in under 10 minutes.

This demo is for seed investors and enterprise buyers evaluating a solo-founder, idea-stage B2B SaaS for local internal auditors. The market assumption is a local Egypt-style enterprise workflow where supervisors care about speed, traceability, and approval, and the biggest risk is that the demo feels too polished for a product that is still a prototype walkthrough.

1) Run 10 supervisor interviews and capture at least 3 price approvals. 2) Deliver 5 manual or semi-manual pilot demos and measure minutes saved. 3) Send 50 WhatsApp and LinkedIn outreach messages and track replies and booked demos. 4) Close 1-2 paid team pilots at $1,500 per month and collect 2 referrals from each.

A 7 minute live demo that proves speed, traceability, and approval

A narrow audit workflow SaaS for local teams can win early by proving faster report drafting with trust, not breadth.

This is a pre-seed roadshow plan for an idea-stage, self-funded solo founder in a local enterprise market. I assume Egypt-style buyers plus nearby GCC angels and micro-VCs, with a modest raise only after 1-2 paid pilots; the biggest risk is trust and security proof delaying commitment.

Run 10 supervisor interviews and capture 3 explicit price approvals. Build 5 manual pilot demos and measure time saved. Send 50 targeted LinkedIn and WhatsApp messages and track reply rates. Prepare a one-page security brief, DPA, and pilot offer. Close 1-2 paid pilots and ask each for 2 referrals.

Audit with confidence through faster drafting and stronger trust.

The team has validated the pain, but the business is still pre-revenue and needs paid pilots to prove willingness to pay.

This is a board-update style deck for an idea-stage, self-funded, solo-founder B2B SaaS in Egypt, expressed in USD only. The market is local internal audit teams and supervisors; the biggest risk is that buyers like the workflow but still delay payment until trust and security proof are stronger.

Run 10 more supervisor calls and capture 3 explicit yeses on the $1.5k/mo pilot; close 1 paid pilot with setup fee; publish a one-page security pack and DPA; run 15 demos and send 3 same-day proposals; improve the landing page to lift CTR above 12%.

Pain is validated; now the business must prove payment and trust

Pilot: one Cairo audit team can cut report drafting from 14 hours to 3 hours in 30 days

This is a pilot case study for a Cairo internal audit team, based on an Egypt-style local enterprise market where supervisors approve tools only after seeing time savings and trust proof. The biggest risk is that the team likes the workflow but still delays payment until security, DPA, and approval controls are in place.

Run 10 supervisor interviews, close 2 paid pilots, and collect 1 approved quote; measure draft time before and after; publish the case study on the website and send it in 50 outbound messages.

How a Cairo audit team cut drafting time and improved review confidence

Draft audit reports from evidence in minutes, with clause-linked confidence.

Audit Report Assistant is an early-stage B2B software company built for internal auditors and audit supervisors who need to turn attachments, regulations, and working papers into a draft report faster. The product is designed for local enterprise teams that care about speed, traceability, and review-ready output, not generic document automation. It helps teams collect evidence, map it to the right rules, and export a report that managers can review in Word or PDF. The most convincing fact is the core promise: one auditor should be able to move from evidence bundle to draft report in **under 10 minutes**.

Audit Report Assistant Pricing

A simple team pilot that turns evidence into a draft report in minutes.

This pricing is built for a local B2B SaaS buyer in USD: internal audit teams and supervisors who need faster report drafting and still want a clear approval path. The best-fit model is a monthly pilot subscription, because the buyer is enterprise-like but the product is narrow and early-stage. The starter tier helps individual auditors try the workflow, the team tier is the main buying option, and the branch tier is for supervisors who need control and audit trail. Optional add-ons cover onboarding, security, and extra usage without forcing a custom contract.

A modern audit office with stacked evidence folders, laptops, printed reports, and two professionals reviewing documents under warm low light, serious mood, no text, no logos.

1. Starter
   Price

   $49/mo

   Best For

   One auditor testing the workflow
   Includes
   1 user seatUpload evidence filesDraft from templatesClause-linked suggestionsWord and PDF export
2. Team Pilot
   Price

   $149/mo

   Flag

   Most popular

   Best For

   A small audit team shipping reports
   Includes
   • Up to 5 users
   • Shared evidence workspace
   • Review comments and version history
   • Missing-citation warnings
   • Priority onboarding support
3. Branch Control
   Price

   $399/mo

   Best For

   Supervisors needing approval flow
   Includes
   • Up to 15 users
   • Approval routing
   • Custom report templates
   • Audit trail and retention settings
   • Security setup support

Turn audit evidence into a draft report in minutes, not hours.

This product presentation is for audit supervisors, internal audit teams, and enterprise buyers who need faster drafting without losing trust or traceability. It shows how Audit Report Assistant turns attachments and rules into a clause-linked report, why it fits a local enterprise workflow, and how the first paid pilot converts into repeat use.