AI built for audit teams

Put AI to work on the audit — two ways

Skills that run inside the AI your team already has, for internal audit, SOX, and IT controls. And a full platform that takes a SOC 1 report from upload to signed workpaper.

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Claude Skills

AI Skills for internal audit, SOX, and IT controls

Purpose-built Skills that run inside the AI your firm already pays for — no new platform, no new licence, no procurement.

Journal entry testing, access reviews, fixed assets, regulatory change, and more
Reads your control matrix and your workpaper templates, not ours
Yours to keep, edit, and run — it is a file in your own workspace

For internal audit, SOX, and IT controls teams.

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SOC 1 Platform

SOC 1 review, from upload to signed workpaper

A complete review platform for the work nobody wants: reading a vendor SOC 1 report and deciding what it means for your client.

Full AU-C 402 / AS 2601 coverage — opinion, CUECs, deviations, subservice orgs, period
Every finding cites the page it came from, so you can check it against the source
Two-reviewer sign-off and an immutable audit trail, built for peer review

For CPA firms and audit teams relying on vendor SOC reports.

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From ad-hoc chat to repeatable procedure

Your methodology, run the same way every time

In audit, variability is risk. Ask a chatbot twice and you get two different answers. Ask a Skill twice and you get the exact same procedure.

Skills turn ad-hoc conversations into an SOP the AI actually follows: your steps, your templates, your thresholds, applied the same way by whoever picks up the file. When peer review asks how something was arrived at, the answer is a document rather than a recollection.

What a Skill actually is

A packaged audit procedure, in three parts.

Testing logic

Your testing procedure, step by step.

The logic your team follows to test a control — which inputs to pull, in what sequence, what counts as an exception, and what to flag when the control fails.

Your firm’s methodology

Your templates, matrices, and thresholds.

Your control matrix, workpaper layout, risk rating scale, and materiality thresholds. The Skill reads them and writes back in your format, so there is no house style to adopt.

Deterministic execution

The parts that must never vary.

Sampling, date handling, totals, threshold tests — computed rather than reasoned, so the same inputs produce the same output on every run.

What about a Plugin?

A Plugin is simply a curated suite of related Skills bundled together into a single installation. Instead of managing individual tasks separately, a Plugin equips your team with an end-to-end toolkit tailored for a specific operational domain or audit focus area.

	Someone in a chat window	Buying a point solution	A Skill in the AI you have
Time to first use	Immediate	Vendor review, security sign-off, procurement	Days — the tool is already approved
Incremental cost	Free, but nothing is reusable	A new licence, per seat, per year	None — the seats you already pay for
Whose format wins	Whatever got pasted in	Theirs. You migrate to it.	Yours. It reads your templates.
The next person who runs it	Different prompt, different answer	Same, if they have a seat	Same steps, same references
When your methodology changes	Everyone updates their own prompt	A feature request, then the next release	Edit the Skill once
If you stop paying	—	Access ends	You keep it
A three-hour quarterly task	Redone from scratch every quarter	Never worth buying software for	Worth automating

Time to first use

In a chat window: Immediate
Point solution: Vendor review, security sign-off, procurement
A Skill: Days — the tool is already approved

Incremental cost

In a chat window: Free, but nothing is reusable
Point solution: A new licence, per seat, per year
A Skill: None — the seats you already pay for

Whose format wins

In a chat window: Whatever got pasted in
Point solution: Theirs. You migrate to it.
A Skill: Yours. It reads your templates.

The next person who runs it

In a chat window: Different prompt, different answer
Point solution: Same, if they have a seat
A Skill: Same steps, same references

When your methodology changes

In a chat window: Everyone updates their own prompt
Point solution: A feature request, then the next release
A Skill: Edit the Skill once

If you stop paying

In a chat window: —
Point solution: Access ends
A Skill: You keep it

A three-hour quarterly task

In a chat window: Redone from scratch every quarter
Point solution: Never worth buying software for
A Skill: Worth automating

Explore our Claude Skills Library

11 Skills published across 8 areas of the audit. Each one says exactly what it takes in, what it does, and what it hands back — so you can judge whether it fits before you run it.

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SOC 1 Platform

The SOC review nobody wants to do, done in about nine minutes

Upload the report. The platform reads it end to end — the opinion and any qualification, every control objective and exception, the complementary user-entity controls, the subservice organizations and whether they're carved out, and the gap between the report period and your audit date.

On a real report, it surfaced a subservice-organization carve-out gap that a rushed manual review would plausibly have missed. Every finding cites its page, so you can check the source rather than take its word.

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Auditshore Review Report

AWS SOC 1 Type II — Acme Corp — Jan 2025

Executive Summary

CUECs

Mapped

Exceptions

CPA Assessment: Satisfactory

Controls operating effectively with noted exceptions

Who builds this

Built by an auditor who writes the code

Twenty-plus years in audit and controls — Grant Thornton, P&G, Shell, then Green Dot — followed by designing, building, and shipping a production AI system for audit work. Not a technologist who found an audit problem: someone who sat in the seat, then built the tool.

That's why the Skills know about the time-zone trap in a termination review, why a population has to tie before anything gets sampled, and why a reconciliation that compares a number against itself isn't a check at all.

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Start with the work your team dreads

Tell us which part of your audit takes the most hours and returns the least judgment. That's usually the right place to begin.

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