
Relacionar Columnas Match The Audit TypeVersión en línea Match The Audit Type To The Description por E- Learning 1 System Audit: 2 Quality Audit 3 Product Audit 4 Process Audit 5 Financial Audit: An objective evaluation of an organisation's financial reports and financial reporting processes. The primary purpose for financial audits is to give regulators, investors, directors, and managers reasonable assurance that financial statements are accurate and complete. This is focused to management systems. It will look at different types of evidence to ensure that the differing elements of a given system are appropriate and effective and have been developed, documented, and implemented in line with specified requirements This looks at and verifies that the processes of the organisation are working well and within the specified limits. The auditor is checking for compliance against given instructions, and standards. Dependant on the audit areas looked at can be requirements, resources or effectiveness. Aimed to evaluate an existing quality program to determine its conformance to company policies, contract commitments, and regulatory requirements Focused to product or service to ensure it meets requirements such as specific performance standards, laid down specification and the differing requirements of the customers. The audit will look at, through examination, hardware, processed material such as documentation and different software.

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Match The Audit TypeVersión en línea

Match The Audit Type To The Description

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System Audit:

Quality Audit

Product Audit

Process Audit

Financial Audit:

An objective evaluation of an organisation's financial reports and financial reporting processes. The primary purpose for financial audits is to give regulators, investors, directors, and managers reasonable assurance that financial statements are accurate and complete.

This is focused to management systems. It will look at different types of evidence to ensure that the differing elements of a given system are appropriate and effective and have been developed, documented, and implemented in line with specified requirements

This looks at and verifies that the processes of the organisation are working well and within the specified limits. The auditor is checking for compliance against given instructions, and standards. Dependant on the audit areas looked at can be requirements, resources or effectiveness.

Aimed to evaluate an existing quality program to determine its conformance to company policies, contract commitments, and regulatory requirements

Focused to product or service to ensure it meets requirements such as specific performance standards, laid down specification and the differing requirements of the customers. The audit will look at, through examination, hardware, processed material such as documentation and different software.