AGREED UPON PROCEDURES

Agreed-Upon Procedures (AUP) engagements are a type of non-assurance services where an independent auditor performs specific procedures on financial or non-financial data as agreed with the client and/or relevant third parties. The auditor then issues a factual findings report without providing an audit opinion or assurance conclusion

PURPOSE AND SCOPE

The primary objective of an AUP engagement is to provide transparent, objective, and independent findings on specific matters of interest. These engagements are highly customizable to meet the unique needs of the requesting party (e.g., management, regulators, lenders, or investors).

Purpose and Scope

COMMON AREAS

Verification of cash balances

Review of specific revenue or expense items

Confirmation of accounts receivable or payable

Grant or subsidy reporting

Regulatory compliance checks

Internal control walkthroughs or testing

Due diligence procedures in mergers and acquisitions

KEY CHARACTERISTIC

No Opinion or Conclusion

Auditor does not express an opinion or assurance, only reports factual findings based on agreed steps.

Specific & Targeted

The procedures are strictly limited to what has been agreed upon with the engaging party.

Use by Intended Users Only

The report is intended only for those who agreed upon the procedures.

BENEFITS

Statistic Graph

Flexibility in scope and focus

Effective Cose

Cost-effective alternative to a full audit

Transparency

Greater transparency in specific financial or operational areas

Useful for litigation support, dispute resolution, or internal inquiries

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Standar Jasa Terkait (SJT) 4400

issued by the Indonesian Institute of Certified Public Accountants.