Verification
Verification - By Physical Appearance Way
The process of confirming the existence, condition, and location of tangible assets by comparing an organisation's official records with a physical count, often involving counting, weighing, measuring, and scanning items. The process typically involves planning, on-site verification, reconciling discrepancies, and reporting the findings, and is crucial for asset management, inventory control, and fraud prevention.
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Verification Planning & Scope Definition
In the planning phase, we define the scope, frequency, and objectives of physical verification, focusing on asset categories, inventory types, storage locations, and current record systems. -
On-Site Physical Inspection & Counting
Our team performs detailed on-site verification of assets and inventory by inspecting, counting, weighing, measuring, and scanning each item to confirm its existence, quantity, identification, and physical condition. -
Record Reconciliation & Discrepancy Analysis
Physical findings are compared with book records, inventory registers, and system data to identify and analyze discrepancies in quantity, value, or condition. -
Fraud Detection & Risk Control Review
Physical verification is a key deterrent against record misappropriation and theft, with the team assessing control gaps and identifying high-risk areas needing corrective measures.
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