Apply AI to auditing and compliance with rigour.
AI in Auditing and Compliance shows how machine learning strengthens assurance and control in a data-heavy profession. You learn to apply AI to audit and compliance tasks: detecting anomalies and fraud across full populations rather than samples, enabling continuous auditing, assessing risk, and monitoring regulatory compliance. The course keeps professional standards central — auditability, explainability, evidence and independence — because in assurance the how matters as much as the result. You finish able to reason about applying AI to audit and compliance responsibly. A verified e-Certificate of competency and e-Marksheet from the Deep Science & Technology Consortium.
This course covers AI in auditing and compliance — anomaly and fraud detection, continuous auditing, risk assessment and regulatory compliance with auditability.
1. Detect anomalies and fraud across full data populations.
2. Enable continuous auditing with AI.
3. Assess and prioritise risk.
4. Monitor regulatory compliance.
5. Preserve auditability, evidence and independence.
• Auditors and compliance professionals
• Risk and assurance teams
• Fintech and audit-technology staff
• Students of accounting and audit
• An understanding of AI in audit and compliance.
• A continuous-auditing perspective.
• A standards-first professional approach.
• A verified e-Certificate of competency and e-Marksheet from the Deep Science & Technology Consortium.
• The audit assertion model and mapping analytics to assertions
• ISA 500 evidence expectations applied to machine-generated findings
• Full-population testing versus sampling, and what changes in the file
• Journal entry testing for fraud indicators and unusual postings
• Benford analysis and its frequent misapplication
• Three-way match, duplicate payment and cut-off testing at population scale
• Document extraction from invoices, contracts and confirmations
• Obligation and clause identification for compliance review
• Verification workflows where extraction error is the auditor's risk
• Continuous controls monitoring and exception management
• Segregation of duties and access analytics on ERP data
• Tuning exception thresholds so the second line is not drowned
• Documenting model logic, inputs and limitations in the audit file
• Reviewer competence and the risk of unexamined automation bias
• Regulator and inspection expectations for technology-assisted audit
| Parameter | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Covered Tool / Platform | Westlaw |
| Covered Tool / Platform | LexisNexis |
| Covered Tool / Platform | Microsoft Office |
| Covered Tool / Platform | AI Legal Tools |
| Covered Tool / Platform | Contract Analysis Software |
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