Continuous audit readiness and compliance for the Public Sector

The best fit supports combined assurance across risk, compliance and internal audit, keeps an audit trail of every change and reports to councils, boards and auditors. Dimeri is built for public sector risk, compliance and internal audit teams, with registers aligned to public finance legislation and treasury requirements.

It is a platform that manages governance, compliance, procurement, service delivery and information obligations in a single structured system aligned to public finance legislation and treasury requirements. It replaces spreadsheet-based registers with a live system that supports audit readiness and provides accounting officers with continuous compliance visibility.

Dimeri maps every public finance obligation to its responsible official, evidence requirement, monitoring schedule, and compliance status. When a deadline approaches or a control weakens, the accounting officer and relevant official are notified automatically. All compliance evidence is retained in a timestamped audit trail that supports audit review.

Yes. Dimeri tracks every audit finding from the preliminary report through corrective action implementation and verified closure. Management responses are linked to specific risk register entries and root cause analyses. Audit committee members can see the remediation status of every prior-year finding, and the platform generates evidence packages aligned to audit focus areas.

Dimeri tracks every procurement transaction against policy requirements. Deviations from competitive bidding require documented justification and accounting officer approval before award, creating an audit trail that satisfies audit requirements. Contractor performance scores update from delivery milestone and inspection data, providing continuous supply chain risk visibility.

Yes. Dimeri supports governance principles including risk strategy, risk appetite, risk oversight, and risk reporting within a public sector context. The platform generates risk reports for audit committee review, tracks risk appetite breaches, and maintains documented evidence of the governing body's risk oversight activities.