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October 24, 2011

How Electronic Confirmations Enable More Accurate Responses, While Saving Time and Money

A case study with Schaffner, Knight, Minnaugh & Company, P.C.

Like many firms that use paper audit confirmations, the risk of human error is a potential problem. Ensuring confirmations are prepared correctly, sent and received in a timely fashion require precious billable hours that could be better spent performing the audit. Looking to save time and reduce costs, learn how this firm discovered a simple low-cost solution that can help reduce the risk of human error, while saving time and effort.

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