Sectors · Accounting firms
“How did we treat this last year?” should take ten seconds.
The answer is in last year's workpapers, a partner review note, or an email nobody can find in March. AiSU reads across them and answers in plain English — citing the file and page, so the reasoning is auditable rather than remembered.
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Answering the auditor
When a reviewer asks for support, ask for it in plain English instead of hunting through last year's folder structure. Every answer names the file, the tab and the page.
The trail is the citation — nothing to reconstruct afterwards.Consistency across engagements
Check how a treatment, disclosure or threshold was applied on comparable clients before you set it here — so two partners do not quietly diverge.
Reads workpapers and review notes, not just filenames.One firm, several offices
Offices that grew by acquisition run different drives and different templates. One question searches all of them, so nobody emails four colleagues for a schedule that already exists.
Google and Microsoft estates searched side by side.Everything on one client
Engagement letters, prior-year files, correspondence and the Slack thread where the fee was agreed — gathered by asking, without opening five systems.
Sources open in place; nothing is copied out.The question your compliance partner will ask
Client confidentiality and independence, unchanged.
Connects to what you have
Read-only, in an afternoon.
Sign in with Google or Microsoft, choose the drives and channels in scope, and the first index finishes while you get on with the day. No write access is requested, and disconnecting removes the index. Set it up out of season and it is ready when January is not.
How indexing worksTest it on last year's file.
Connect one drive, ask about a treatment you had to look up in March, and see whether the citation lands on the right page. Seven days, no card.