Audacre

Audit firms reviewing organizations that expend federal awards receive schedules, ledgers, grant records, reconciliations and supporting documents through spreadsheets and email. Audacre gives the firm a controlled dossier organized around the Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards and its audit assertions. The supplied research confirms broad enterprise audit-management and accounting-firm workflow products but found no purpose-built portal for this exact workflow. Those enterprise products and audit services are observed market references, not fixed product pricing. A category gap does not make the product an audit methodology. Client export, source ledger, schedule line, reconciliation, auditor request, client response, sample selection, evidence inspection, exception, management response, engagement review, partner approval, issued report and filing outcome remain separate. The auditor owns materiality, risk assessment, sampling, procedures, conclusions and independence. Generated questions or letter text are drafts only. The portal can standardize intake and make evidence lineage easier to inspect. It cannot perform an audit, guarantee schedule completeness, replace professional judgment, create assurance from uploaded files or issue a report without the firm's quality controls.

A CPA firm audit practice serving nonprofits or public entities subject to federal-award reporting, with a named engagement partner and quality-control owner.