Client inquiries

Ask the client once. Use the answer everywhere.

One inquiry engine serves acceptance and continuance, understanding the entity, fraud inquiries, the internal-controls questionnaire and ad-hoc asks — through a client portal that keeps answers exactly as given.

Riverside Manufacturing — FY2026 Audit

Inquiries · understanding the entity

Client portal
Inquiry setClient status
Business & operationsSent
Revenue streamsSent
Financing & debtSent
Related partiesSent
Fraud inquiriesFresh each year

Q. Did the Company modify any debt during the year? Yes — term loan amended 15 June 2026.

Routed: PBC proposal “Amended loan agreement and lender correspondence” · risk lead “Debt — completeness”. Awaiting engagement-team approval.

Duplicate data entry

One answer, used throughout.

Completeness

Implications caught systematically.

Client experience

A single, structured place to answer.

In action

Inquiries in action.

Every answer is routed: a “yes” that implies evidence proposes a PBC request, one that implies a risk becomes a risk lead, one that implies an adjustment becomes a candidate — all for the engagement team to approve.

Riverside Manufacturing — FY2026 Audit

Inquiries · understanding the entity

Client portal
Inquiry setClient status
Business & operationsSent
Revenue streamsSent
Financing & debtSent
Related partiesSent
Fraud inquiriesFresh each year

Q. Did the Company modify any debt during the year? Yes — term loan amended 15 June 2026.

Routed: PBC proposal “Amended loan agreement and lender correspondence” · risk lead “Debt — completeness”. Awaiting engagement-team approval.

The difference

The process today, and with Validate.

Traditional

  1. 1Separate questionnaires
  2. 2Answers retyped into workpapers
  3. 3Someone spots the implications — or doesn’t

Validate

  1. 1One engine, five questionnaires
  2. 2Answers stored verbatim
  3. 3Routed to PBC, risk and adjustments
  4. 4Team approves before anything is sent

Your team reviews the exceptions and approves.

Stop answering the same question in five different workpapers.