Publisher Audit & Compliance

Audit Defence

Scope. Defend. Close.

Client-side audit defence. We sit with you — not with the vendor.

Platforms

Control the audit. Protect the number.

A safe protocol first. A counter-pack before the vendor finishes.

Safe Audit Framework

Safe Audit Framework

  • Agreed scope
  • Entitlement list
  • Metric appendix
  • Data rules
Counter-Audit Defence

Counter-Audit Defence

  • Parallel analysis
  • Counter-report
  • Better allocation
  • Lower settlement

What we offer

What the engagement includes.

Six controls that keep the audit on your terms.

Scope & Protocol

Scope & Protocol

  • Audit boundary
  • Entitlements agreed
  • Metric definitions
  • Data out rules
  • Safe framework
Parallel Analysis

Parallel Analysis

  • Own data collection
  • Ahead of auditor
  • False-positive check
  • No bad extracts
  • Live ELP
Counter-Reports

Counter-Reports

  • Favourable clauses
  • Missed rights
  • Allocation proof
  • Written defence
  • Settlement pack
Vendor-Specific Experts

Vendor-Specific Experts

  • Ex-vendor talent
  • Audit-firm background
  • Microsoft / Oracle
  • IBM / SAP
  • One client side
Data Readiness

Data Readiness

  • Your tools first
  • Clean extracts
  • Normalised installs
  • License calc
  • Evidence trail
Knowledge Transfer

Knowledge Transfer

  • Documented steps
  • Backup pack
  • Team walkthrough
  • Next-audit playbook
  • You can repeat it

Industries

Where we defend audits.

Publisher audits we already run from the client side.

01

Manufacturing

02

BFSI & Insurance

03

Healthcare

04

Energy & Utilities

05

IT & ITES

06

Retail & Distribution

Proof of work

Audits we have defended.

Scope, parallel ELP, and close-out packs for major publishers.

Microsoft Audit Close
Oracle Audit Defence
IBM Audit Position
SAP Indirect Access Review

01 / 04

Microsoft Audit Close

Scope, SQL / Windows allocation, and a defensible close.

Stack

Publishers we defend.

The same vendors that audit you — with tools that prove your side.

MicrosoftMicrosoft
OracleOracle
IBMIBM
SAPSAP
AdobeAdobe
VMwareVMware
FlexeraFlexera
SnowSnow
ServiceNowServiceNow
AWSAWS
CitrixCitrix
AzureAzure

Process

How we defend an audit.

A six-step path from notice to close.

01

Notice

Read the letter, freeze scope, set the protocol.

02

Entitlements

Lock the contract history before data leaves.

03

Collect

Pull clean data from your tools, not theirs.

04

Calculate

Run our ELP in parallel with the auditor.

05

Counter

File the report with clauses and allocations.

06

Close

Settle lower — or walk away with zero gap.

Why Sampro

Why clients pick our side.

What you get when we are not paid by the vendor.

Client-side only

Safe audit protocol

Parallel ELP

Ex-vendor experts

Lower settlement

Clean data first

Written counter-pack

Knowledge stays with you

Got an audit notice?

Talk to our Pune audit team before any data leaves the building.