Alignment Workshop
Our team delved into the nuances of Rietmann and Partner’s workflow, identifying pain points, and figuring out the ideal solution.
Conceptualization
The decision was to build a dynamic and configurable system that can adapt to different legal and regulatory requirements and audit standards. The identified main steps – financial statement, planning, execution, and finalization – formed the backbone of the system. Our architecture had to be highly configurable so that an administrator could easily set up tasks, rules, and other parameters, and customize the system based on the specifics of each audit.
Technical documentation
The conceptualization phase translated into detailed documentation, outlining the system’s architecture, functionalities, and configurations, serving as a blueprint for development.
Agile development process
With a clear concept and documentation in place, we adopted an Agile development approach. This iterative methodology allowed for continuous feedback, refinement, and adaptation to evolving requirements throughout the development lifecycle.
Iterative refinement
Regular feedback loops ensured that the evolving software aligned with Rietmann and Partner’s expectations and effectively addressed their audit process challenges.
Parties involved:
Rietman and Partner
Modeso
Collaborative motions:
Data
upload
Users upload balance sheets and income statements to initiate the audit process. The software offers an autofill feature for companies undergoing repeat audits. It automatically populates data from previous audits, saving time on repetitive tasks like mapping and configuration.
Automated
rule-based analysis
The system employs predefined rules to flag potential issues, such as imbalances in bank accounts or irregular financial distributions. General rules guide the analysis, identifying specific financial line items that require closer scrutiny during the audit.
Task assignment
and execution
The system generates tasks for execution based on the identified issues. Auditors execute tasks, relying on the system to guide them through the necessary actions.
Finalization and report generation
In the finalization step, the lead auditor reviews the audit findings and can generate a comprehensive audit report. The report, once finalized, is a trustworthy document that can be submitted to authorities.