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Generalized audit software

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Generalized Audit Software is a software designed to read, process and write data with the help of functions performing spefific audit routines and with self-made macros. The functions include importing computerized data; thereafter other functions can be applied: the data can be e.g. browsed, sorted, summarized, stratified, analyzed, taken samples from, and made calculations, conversions and other opeartions with.

Examples of generalized audit software are Audit Command Language (ACL), Interactive Data Extraction and Analysis (IDEA), Statistical Analysis System (SAS), and Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS).