preaudits

/priˈɔdɪts/
noun
  1. An inspection or review conducted before a formal audit to check for errors or compliance.
    • The company scheduled a preaudit to ensure all records were accurate before the government review.
    • Our team completed a preaudit of the financial statements to catch any mistakes early.
    • The school's preaudit revealed several missing documents that needed to be found before the official audit.
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