Auditor work under the auspices of a senior auditor. Working with the senior auditor, the auditor helps to organize and plan the steps to conduct the audit. Audits consist of detailed reviews, examination and assessments of accounting systems, internal controls and financial transactions. Auditor also review backup documents to ensure signature approvals are in place for invoices and payments, or they review the procedures for making bank deposits to ensure controls are adequate to protect against fraud. While the audit takes place, you may have to check receipts and backup documents and do the data entry for reports presented to stakeholders or upper management. Auditor may review management of an organization's funds to ensure controls and procedures are effective. The Auditor's responsibilities include working with the senior auditor to plan the audit. You would talk to the auditee about what preparations they need to make, such as providing working space and access to documents. During the audit itself, you will check expenditures, revenue and other financial records to ensure that all numbers are accurate, regulations are complied with, and all payments are accurately classified and recorded. You may help to prepare the discussion draft of the audit report. You would attend meetings with the Finance Department and senior auditor and complete the audit report. Auditor may also put together status reports and internal communications. They are also tasked to document audited issues, write audit reports and follow up some of the outstanding audit issues and audit tasks. Their works include an organized appraisal with financial records, control managements, practices, policies and reports. They may also analyze contracts, investigate claims and validate vital financial documents and records.