Auditointikelpoisia

Auditointikelpoisia refers to the Finnish term for "auditable." It describes a system, process, data, or entity that is capable of being audited. This means that sufficient and appropriate evidence exists or can be generated to allow an auditor to form a conclusion about the subject being audited. For something to be auditointikelpoisia, it must be possible to trace the actions or transactions, verify their accuracy, and assess their compliance with relevant standards, regulations, or policies.

In practical terms, auditointikelpoisia systems often involve clear documentation, access logs, version control, and robust internal controls. For example, financial records are auditointikelpoisia if they are complete, accurate, and supported by source documents, allowing an auditor to verify the financial statements. Similarly, a software system is auditointikelpoisia if its code, development process, and operational logs can be examined to ensure it meets security and functional requirements. The absence of auditointikelpoisia can hinder accountability, transparency, and the identification of errors or fraudulent activities. It is a fundamental requirement for effective governance and risk management.