Manual auditing processes are extremely time-consuming, especially when handling large volumes of data.

The extensive time required for collecting, verifying, and analyzing information can significantly impact productivity and efficiency.

During manual audits, establishing a thorough and transparent audit trail can be a time-consuming task.

This can potentially result in difficulties related to ensuring accountability and transparency throughout the process.

Picture yourself meticulously sorting through stacks of documents, one by one.

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This monotonous nature of routine, repetitive tasks and the overwhelming volume of documents can result in fatigue and a decline in job satisfaction.

Manual audits may not be as effective in detecting fraud because they only sample a small number of documents due to the large volume of documents. 

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Managing a large number of physical documents and records can be challenging.

This increases the risk of misplacement or loss of important documents.

 Manual audits often involve a considerable amount of paper usage, which may have a negative impact on the environment.