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    About AuditPartners

    AuditPartners brings audit and technology-risk experience to the questions organizations face as they adopt AI. Our approach combines a defined assessment method, supporting technology and professional responsibility for the work delivered.

    What we do

    We deliver scoped professional assurance: Assess, Test, Report, Recommend. We work with smaller teams and larger organizations according to the questions, scope and risk—not a minimum headcount.

    Governance & Policy

    Support the assurance work through reviews of policy coverage, responsibilities, inventories and risk registers.

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    How we are accountable

    • A scoped engagement letter defines objectives, criteria, boundaries, responsibilities and deliverables before work begins.
    • A named engagement lead is identified on every engagement so you know who is responsible for delivery and questions.
    • Human professionals review all AI-assisted work, challenge exceptions and own final judgments and conclusions.
    • Conclusions are limited to what was reviewed and tested. Missing evidence and scope limitations are made explicit, not treated as a pass.

    Our approach

    AI General Controls (AIGC™)

    AIGC is the assessment approach for AI-enabled workflows. It connects authorization, the exact change, review, test integrity and release with permissions, connectors, data, runtime evidence and human intervention.

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    RiskAssist™

    RiskAssist is supporting technology, not a substitute for professional judgment. AuditPartners delivers the engagement; human professionals review evidence, resolve exceptions and approve the conclusions.

    Understand RiskAssist's supporting role

    Our people

    Engagements are led by audit and technology-risk professionals. Ask about the proposed engagement team, relevant experience, responsibilities and availability during scoping.

    Independence and what we are not

    At scoping, discuss prior work, relationships and potential conflicts that could affect the review. A defined scope and professional review do not turn every engagement into a certification or external examination.

    • We are not a certification body. Our assessments and internal audits do not issue or guarantee certification.
    • We are not a CPA firm. We provide SOC 2 readiness assessments against the Trust Services Criteria. The SOC 2 examination and report are performed by an independent CPA firm.
    • Our findings and resources are not legal advice. Legal applicability and interpretation should be discussed with your legal advisers.

    Training and community

    Explore the training journey for learning-related questions. Training is separate from an assessment and does not establish that an organization's controls work.

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    Work with us

    Interested in contributing to audit and technology-risk work? Use the careers journey for work-related inquiries rather than booking a client assessment discussion.

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    Discuss the questions behind your assessment

    Ask about scope, evidence, the engagement team and the deliverables you need.