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AuditDesktop vs GAASFlow

AuditDesktop

7.5#1 in external audit softwareFree plan
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6.1#12 in external audit softwareFrom $349 a month
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IntegrationsOfficial materials name Microsoft Office, Excel, ERP systems, legal systems and other external systems as integration targets.CSV and pasted trial balances are the supported self-service import path; QuickBooks Online and Xero API adapters require configuration, and customer-facing self-service authorization is not generally available.
SupportAuditDesktop advertises dedicated support, personal presentations and same-day handling claims, while the help center includes remote-support instructions.Starter includes standard product support, Professional adds priority support, and Firm includes a named support contact and security-questionnaire support.
Trial-balance workflowIt imports trial balances, consolidates entities, analyzes account movements, maps accounts to financial-statement lines and tracks adjustments and reclassifications.Users can import trial balances by CSV or paste, map accounts to cycles, seed lead workpapers, and view prior-year variance and materiality assistance.

AuditDesktop plans

  • AuditDesktop FreeFree
  • TrialFree
  • Annual subscription—
  • Customized offerPriced on request
  • Custom workstation licencePriced on request

GAASFlow plans

  • Starter$349 a month
  • Professional$799 a month
  • Firm$1,499 a month

Pick AuditDesktop if…

AuditDesktop is aimed at financial and internal audit teams, banking and financial organizations, and sole practitioners. It suits users who need configurable audit methods and financial statement workflows.

Pick GAASFlow if…

It suits CPA firms that want a shared space for audit evidence, workpapers, reviews, and client requests. Firms needing a full general ledger, Excel workbook import, or a complete statistical sampling package should note those omissions.

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