Diagnostics and Procedures

Technical diagnostics and procedures for reliable financial information

Your Business Challenge

Discovering a weakness too late is costly

Growing companies, or those preparing for an audit, fundraising or sale, often don’t know whether their financial information can withstand a more rigorous technical review, and discovering this too late is costly.

Overview of Diagnostics and Procedures

What Diagnostics and Procedures Are

This practice brings together assessment and verification work of a specific, independent nature. Through limited reviews and accounting and controls diagnostics, it offers a technical reading that identifies weaknesses, risks and opportunities for improvement, without the scope of a full audit opinion. It also covers Agreed-Upon Procedures, in which specific points are verified together with management.

Scope of Work

What We Deliver

  • Limited Review for an initial understanding of the internal control structure and verification of the consistency and quality of financial information.
  • Accounting and Internal Controls Diagnostics for understanding the process and the quality of the information generated.
  • Accounting and tax diagnostics.
  • Agreed-Upon Procedures (AUP), designed jointly by the auditor and management to serve a specific purpose.
  • Report with a detailed description of the procedures performed and their findings, free of judgment or personal opinion.
When to Bring in Aurius

Signs We Can Help

Benefits for Your Company

What Changes in Practice

Tailored Scope

Preparation for audit, fundraising or sale

Ready for Major Decisions

Custom-designed verifications

Clear Action Plan

Practical, prioritized recommendations

Early Warning

Weaknesses identified in time, before they become a problem

Technical Excellence, with Real Closeness

Responsible Partners

Danilo Alonso

Ricardo Aquino

More About Diagnostics and Procedures

Frequently Asked Questions About Diagnostics and Procedures

A full audit issues a complete opinion on the financial statements; a limited review has a smaller scope and focuses on identifying points of attention and the quality of the information. Aurius offers both, depending on the company’s needs.

The diagnostic is recommended in moments of growth, preparation for an audit, fundraising or sale, or whenever the company seeks more confidence in the reliability of its financial information.

Yes. Before a fundraising round or sale, Aurius’s diagnostic reveals weaknesses that could come up in the investor’s or buyer’s due diligence, allowing them to be corrected in advance and giving you a stronger position in the negotiation.

An Agreed-Upon Procedure (AUP) is an engagement in which the auditor applies specific checks, defined together with the company’s management, on certain information, and reports the factual findings, without issuing an audit opinion.

Yes. In Agreed-Upon Procedures, the scope is designed jointly by management and Aurius, precisely to serve a specific purpose. The report describes the procedures performed and their findings.

In addition to mapping the weaknesses found, Aurius’s diagnostic delivers an improvement plan with practical, prioritized recommendations.

Is your financial information reliable?

Talk to Aurius Corporate and rely on technical diagnostics and procedures conducted with independence and a focus on solutions.

Is your financial information reliable?

Talk to Aurius Corporate and rely on technical diagnostics and procedures conducted with independence and a focus on solutions.

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