132 analyses, filed the way an audit file is.

Twelve areas, indexed A to L as the application files them — the same letters that reference each worksheet in the workbook it exports. 65 run on the general ledger alone; the other 67 run once the client document they test is loaded beside it.

Analyses
132
On the ledger alone
65
Client documents read
63
Audit areas
12

Planning & analytics

Materiality, the statements, trends and ratios. 12 analyses, all on the ledger alone.

Journal entries

Risk scoring and journal entry testing. 21 analyses, all on the ledger alone.

With the journal entry test criteria, which select entries by the characteristics ISA 240 and AS 2401 point to: journal entry testing.

Revenue & receivables

Cut-off, confirmations, ageing and credit notes. 20 analyses, 7 with a client document.

Documents this area reads: customer confirmation replies, aged debtors listing, customer receipts after year end, customer contract terms, contract WIP schedule, credit-note listing with reasons, customer master file, deferred revenue schedule, despatch and delivery notes, price list, sales invoice lines. Where the client finds them

Purchases & payables

Unrecorded liabilities, accruals and suppliers. 19 analyses, 9 with a client document.

Documents this area reads: accruals listing, aged creditors listing, delegation-of-authority matrix, supplier invoices (PDF), purchase invoices received after year end, with service periods, supplier payment listing, prepayments schedule, purchase orders with receipts, supplier statements at year end, supplier master file, supplier master change log. Where the client finds them

Fixed assets & leases

Rollforward, additions, disposals, depreciation, leases. 12 analyses, 10 with a client document.

Documents this area reads: fixed-asset register, lease register. Where the client finds them

Completion

Subsequent events, going concern, misstatements, disclosures. 12 analyses, 8 with a client document.

Documents this area reads: cash-flow forecast for the going-concern assessment, tests of controls summary, draft financial statements, caption by caption, notes to the draft accounts, intercompany balance confirmations, proposed adjusting entries, events after the year end. Where the client finds them

What runs, on what data, and what a result means.

How many analyses does Audit Scoot run?
132 distinct analyses, filed under 12 audit areas: Planning & analytics, Journal entries, Revenue & receivables, Purchases & payables, Inventory, Fixed assets & leases, Cash & financing, Payroll, Tax, Equity & legal, IT controls, Completion. The application's list shows 138 names because several of them open the same worksheet; this page lists each worksheet once and names the others beside it.
Which analyses run on the general ledger alone?
65 of them — the statements and analytics, journal entry testing, and the ledger-based tests of revenue, payables, inventory and payroll. They need a general ledger export in .xlsx or .csv and nothing else; a few read optional columns such as preparer, approver or vendor, and say so when a column is missing.
And the others?
67 analyses test a population the ledger does not hold: the fixed-asset register for a depreciation recalculation, the bank statements for a bank reconciliation, the payroll register for payroll to ledger. Load the document on the application's Documents page and they run; until then the application lists them as waiting for it. Each analysis page names the document, and the documents page says where the client exports it from Xero, QuickBooks, Sage, NetSuite or Business Central.
What does a test that cannot run on this ledger show?
It says so. Every worksheet states the population it tested — lines, entries, accounts and dates of the year — and a test whose decisive column is empty reads "Not applicable" with the reason, rather than "Clean".
Are the worksheets on these pages real client data?
No. Every worksheet shown is the application's own output on a fictional demo engagement, Harrow Precision Engineering Ltd. The figures, preparers, accounts and vendors are fixtures, not a client's ledger.
Can we run a test that is not in the catalogue?
Yes, with the optional assistant. Ask for it in plain English on the Ask AI page: Gemini drafts the query from your question and a profile of the columns — never a ledger row — and the application validates it, runs it locally and returns a worksheet you can export and re-perform later without asking the model again.

Need a test that is not listed?

Ask for it in plain English. Gemini drafts the query from your question and a profile of the columns; the application validates it, runs it on your machine and keeps it with the engagement, so it can be re-performed without asking the model again.

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