Physical Verification Services

Capturing real-time data from the field and maintaining high data quality standards for accurate asset management.

Physical Verification Process

Asset Counting

Conduct a full count of assets by client-delegated staff, observed by auditors to ensure accuracy and completeness.

Procedure Review

Auditors review counting procedures before, during, and after the count to validate the process and ensure compliance.

Condition Assessment

Verify the condition and location of assets to update records and ensure they are still in use.

Our Physical Verification process provides a clear picture of your asset inventory, its condition, and location, ensuring accurate financial reporting and operational efficiency.

Physical Verification Overview

Physical verification is the process performed by auditors to confirm the existence of physical assets listed in Fixed Asset Accounting Records, primarily fixed assets and inventories. It validates information on assets such as property, plant, and equipment by confirming their existence, location, and condition.

This process ensures you know what assets you have, their location, purchase date, and current usage status, providing a foundation for accurate financial reporting and asset management.

Physical Verification Benefits

Ensures asset records reflect the actual existence, location, and condition of physical assets.

Supports compliance with financial reporting standards by validating asset data.

Provides accurate data to optimize asset management and reduce operational discrepancies.

Offers clear visibility into asset status, improving decision-making and accountability.

Physical Verification Challenges

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Data Discrepancies

Inaccuracies in asset records, such as missing or incorrect location and condition data, can lead to errors in financial reporting.

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Process Complexity

Coordinating large-scale asset counts and audits increases complexity and resource demands, potentially impacting accuracy.