API Integration Lab

Grant funds reviewed against the agreement that governs them.

We conduct financial audits for grant compliance — sampling ledgers, vouchers, and cost eligibility so your organisation can face funders with a clear record.

What we examine

Compliance work grounded in the grant file

Every engagement begins with the signed agreement, the approved budget, and the documentation trail your finance team already keeps — not with abstract frameworks.

Eligible expenditure testing

We trace sampled transactions to invoices, contracts, and payroll records, then map each item to the cost categories the funder allowed.

Read the audit scope →

Close-out packages

Final period reconciliations, unexplained variances, and the narrative funders expect when a multi-year award ends.

Close-out review →

Findings remediation

When a prior review left questioned costs, we help rebuild the evidence file and draft a measured management response.

Remediation support →

Who engages us

Finance officers preparing for a funder visit

We work with NGOs, research institutes, university project offices, and companies administering public or foundation grants in Taiwan. Clients usually come to us before a scheduled site visit, after an internal control gap surfaces, or when a programme officer asks for independent confirmation of expenditure.

Our Taipei practice reviews Chinese- and English-language grant files and meets teams on site when original vouchers cannot leave the premises.

See how an engagement runs
Financial documents and calculator prepared for review

From recent engagements

What clients notice once the binder is open

They caught that our travel reimbursements followed our internal policy but not the Ministry line-item caps. Fixing that before the site visit saved us from a much longer correspondence chain.
Mei-Ling Chen — Finance manager, environmental education NGO, Taipei
The sampling felt thorough, though I wished we had started the voucher pull two weeks earlier — our archive room was not as organised as we believed.
James Wu — Programme controller, multi-year research consortium

More client stories →

Bring the grant agreement. We will map the audit from there.

Share the award letter, reporting calendar, and any prior findings. We reply with a scoped plan and fee basis within two business days.