As you may know, auditing is a very precise process and as such needs to be executed in a certain manner. Commercial audits are no exception to this rule: they too need to follow the same procedure that has been proven effective over time. In order for an audit to be deemed complete, it needs to fulfill all of the requirements set forth by governing bodies.

This blog post will take a look at the commercial audit process from start (getting started) through finish (completion).

The first step in a commercial audit is to get started by reading any necessary documentation, such as the client’s business plan. The next step is to assign tasks and responsibilities according to what best suits the company’s needs (what are appropriate roles for individual team members).

Next on this list would be conducting an initial assessment of the organization being audited: don’t forget that it may need updating or going over before beginning with anything else! Conducting interviews with key personnel might also be helpful at this stage – you want your work product to have all relevant information about how things are run, after all.