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Stage 5 · Audit report
The report drafts itself from the work you've already done — then nothing leaves until a human has signed it.
| Control | Their claim · your check |
|---|---|
| A.5.1 | Applicable, implemented evidence on file |
| A.8.2 | Implemented — your finding says otherwise |
| A.7.4 | Excluded — no justification given |
Kimova reviews the client’s SoA. It never writes it for them.
The problem
Everything the report needs is already in the engagement: the assessments, the evidence, the findings. And still the deliverable is composed from a blank page, at the end, under deadline — the most expensive hour of the audit spent retyping what the workspace already knows.
What Kimova does
Everything the deliverable needs is already in the engagement. Kimova turns it into the documents you owe.
You bringThe assessments and evidence already in the workspace
A drafted audit report, audit plan and finding summaries
You bringThe client's Statement of Applicability
It checked against your assessments, with the disagreements flagged
You bringA reviewer and a deadline
A locked item, an approval that means something, and a trail behind it
What it changes
Editing a first pass is a fraction of the work of composing one — and it's the difference between a weekend and an afternoon.
Because the item is locked while pending, the quiet edit after approval simply can't happen.
Who approved what, and on what evidence — the answer to the question every external auditor eventually asks.
We'll draft a report section from a real set of assessments so you can judge the writing yourself.
Book a 30-minute walkthroughThe audit, end to end