AI-enabled internal audit & assurance

Litmus does the reading.
You make the call.

Litmus reads your policies, procedures and past audit reports, then drafts the plan, the findings, the report and the follow-up, with the source for every answer. Your auditors decide what stands.

  • On your infrastructure, managed, or air-gapped
  • English, العربية, Français
  • Built for the UAE and the world

Real LENS output, from a demonstration organisation built on synthetic documents.

Cited to the page.

Answers name the document, section and page they came from, and Litmus checks each citation against what it actually retrieved.

Gaps flagged, not filled.

No criteria in your library? No control in the evidence? Litmus says so, rather than writing something plausible.

Decisions stay human.

Plans, findings and closures wait for an auditor, and the record shows who decided what.

One library, the whole audit cycle

Use one tool, or run the engagement end to end.

Every stage works from the same library of your documents, so the criteria behind the plan are the criteria behind the report.

LENS Knowledge

Ask your library. See where it disagrees with itself.

LENS answers from your own policies, procedures and past reports, citing the document, section and page. Give it a topic and it compares your documents for conflicts, overlaps and gaps, quoting each side.

Stays with youDeciding which document governs.

Asked for the purchase-order approval limits, LENS gives the current ones clause by clause, sets out the older limits the 2024 audit still quotes, and lists its sources with document, section and page.

SCOUT Fieldwork

A risk-based plan your reviewer can trace.

SCOUT rates the risks, finds the criteria for each in your library and drafts the procedures, or starts from the risk and control matrix you already have. When it finds no criteria or no control, it says so.

In fieldwork the approved plan becomes a checklist with review built in, and operating tests stay locked until the design test is concluded.

Stays with youApproving the plan and recording the conclusions.

PEN ReportsDECK PresentationsSCRIBE Minutes

From reviewed findings to the committee pack.

PEN turns reviewed findings into a draft report and flags any figure it can’t trace to its sources. DECK builds the committee deck from the audit itself. SCRIBE puts the exit meeting on the record, with minutes and an action-item register.

Stays with youSign-off. Only findings an auditor has marked Reviewed go into a report, and finalising locks it.

Six of the ten slides DECK built for the audit committee from the finalised report, exported to PowerPoint. Select a slide to enlarge it.

CHECK Follow-up

Follow-up that doesn’t live in someone’s inbox.

Action owners sign in to their own portal to update their actions and upload evidence. CHECK reviews that evidence against your report and policies, drafts the chasers, and shows the committee what’s overdue by department and age.

Already running a GRC system? Litmus can sit on top of it.

Stays with youClosure. The auditor agrees or overrides, and only a person closes an action.

Alongside every stageGLOSSARY finds your organisation’s acronyms across the library, in English and Arabic, and keeps one approved definition for each.

Human in command

Nothing is final until someone signs for it.

The checkpoints are built into the product, not left to good intentions.

  1. Approve the plan

    Nothing reaches fieldwork until the engagement lead approves. Every version is kept, with a field-by-field comparison.

  2. Conclude the design

    Operating-effectiveness tests unlock only when the design test is concluded, or the lead records why not.

  3. Review the finding

    Only findings an auditor has marked Reviewed go into a report. Finalising locks it.

  4. Close the action

    CHECK recommends. The auditor agrees or overrides, and closing takes a written reason.

English · العربية · Français

Deliverables in the language your committee reads.

Set a language for the organisation, and change it for an engagement’s plans and reports. Minutes can be written in any of the three, and Arabic Word and PowerPoint files run right to left.

Page 1 of two reports PEN exported to Word from the demonstration organisation, one in English and one in Arabic. Select a page to enlarge it.

Fits how you already work

Your systems, your sign-in, your methodology.

On top of your GRC

Keep your system of record. Litmus takes in your action register and engagements, and can send closures back.

Your sign-in

Microsoft Entra ID or Google. People are added by your admins before they can sign in.

Your methodology

Your rating scale, your departments, your document types, your sensitivity levels.

Your formats

Policies in as PDF. Plans, workpapers, reports and decks out as Word, Excel and PowerPoint.

Your language

The interface and the deliverables in English, العربية or Français.

Your model

Any OpenAI-compatible model, including one you host yourself, with your own key.

Deployment & trust

Your infrastructure. Your model. Your rules.

Every AI vendor gets asked where the documents go. With Litmus, you decide the answer.

YOUR NETWORKLITMUSYOUR DOCUMENTSMODEL

On your infrastructure

Your servers, your endpoint.

Litmus runs on your servers or private cloud, connected to the model endpoint you choose.

OPERATED BY LITMUSLITMUSYOUR DOCUMENTSMODELYOUR CONFIG

Managed

Run by us, governed by you.

Hosted and operated by Litmus, for teams that want the outcome without running the infrastructure.

YOUR NETWORK · SEALEDLITMUSMODELSYOUR DOCUMENTS

Air-gapped

Disconnected, end to end.

No outbound connection. Search, document reading and the language model all run inside your perimeter.

The model reads. It can’t act.

No tool access, and it only ever sees what the signed-in user is allowed to see.

Your documents train nothing.

Litmus does not train models on your documents. The model providers are your choice, under your terms.

Access you define

Roles per module, four sensitivity levels, and an admin role that can’t read audit content.

Signed updates

Verified against Litmus’s signing key before they load, with a backup taken first.

Deployment & trust in detail

The litmus test for trust.

See it on your own kind of audit work.

A working session, not a slide deck. Bring your IT and security team; their questions are welcome from the first meeting.