Quite a little time has passed since the moment when the majority of firms and companies tried on their own to cope with the process of analyzing their activities. Today, company leaders use the services of professional and qualified auditors. How not to be mistaken in choosing an audit or outsourcing company if you really need their services?
Instructions
Step 1
Outline for yourself the circle of those outsourcing companies or private auditors that you could turn to. Consider each possible option, taking into account the feedback from previous customers, the list of services offered and the prices for them, the guarantees provided by the company.
Step 2
Call the company or make a personal visit in order to communicate with a specialist at a meeting, to discuss all your questions and points. If you have not a very good impression from the conversation, you are not completely sure of the correctness of your choice, you should not rush.
Step 3
Consult your partners, friends or partners who have previously resorted to the services of outsourcing / audit companies and at the same time were satisfied with the cooperation: they can advise you and offer you a specific option.
Step 4
Find out how wide the range of services provided by the outsourcing / audit company. As today's practice shows, inspections are an important part, but not the only one in the activities of auditors. To a greater extent, this will concern you if you are the owner of a large company or enterprise. In addition to audits, these companies can conduct various kinds of consultations, provide legal services, and assess property. Please note that using the services of such a company, you can save a lot, distribute confidential information to a narrow circle of people, and also protect yourself from the services of an incompetent consultant.
Step 5
Find out the prices for the services provided. Please note that a company that provides a wide range of services and employs highly qualified specialists will charge an appropriate fee for its services. Recall the painfully familiar phrase: "A miser pays twice."
