Research Finance Risk Assessment
Complimentary research finance risk assessment
How Strong Is the Financial Infrastructure Behind Your Research Portfolio?
Reconciliations that do not tie. PI reports that need repeated adjustments. Award balances that are difficult to explain. Take an initial look at the financial connections supporting your research.
What this assessment covers
See where to look closer
Identify areas of your financial infrastructure that may deserve attention.
Keep your results
Receive assessment results and an emailed copy to help guide your next conversation.
Informational screening only. This assessment is not an audit, attestation engagement, compliance opinion, or substitute for professional advice specific to an award.
What This Assessment Covers
Research Finance Risk Assessment
How Strong Is the Financial Infrastructure Behind Your Research Portfolio?
Research finance problems don't always begin with an audit finding. They often begin much earlier-with reconciliations that don't quite tie, PI reports that require manual adjustments, personnel activity that doesn't align with agreements, grant billing that requires reconstruction, or award balances that are difficult to explain.
This complimentary assessment is designed to help research organizations identify areas of their financial infrastructure that may deserve closer attention.
Answer 15 questions in approximately five minutes. Your results highlight areas that may deserve closer attention and practical next steps based on your responses. Enter your organization, name, role and email before the questions. You can view your results and receive a copy by email. No financial records or confidential research information are required.
Pennies Count Research Finance Risk Assessment
How strong is the financial infrastructure behind your research portfolio? Identify areas that may deserve closer attention across award management, PI reporting, payroll allocations, IPA/JPA activity, billing, reconciliations, closeouts, and audit readiness.
This assessment is an informational screening tool. It is not an audit, attestation engagement, compliance opinion, legal opinion, or substitute for professional advice specific to an award.