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Procurement Audit
A practical, self-guided audit for construction business owners, project directors, and operations leads. Answer honestly, see your gaps, and get a prioritized place to start.
This guide walks you through 41 questions across 7 stages of your procurement cycle — from the moment you start collecting quotes on a project, through to how and when those costs appear in your financial system. You don't need an accounting background. You need to know how your business really operates.
The most common mistake in a self-audit is answering based on the procedure written three years ago instead of the behaviour that happens on the ground today. Some questions are Yes / No / Action needed; others ask you to pick the option that best describes how your business actually operates. Each answer earns points, weighted by how risky the control is — high-risk controls count three times as much as low-risk ones — and anything short of full marks lands in a prioritized findings list at the end. Your answers save in this browser as you go.
This isn't a compliance checklist or a pass/fail test. It's a diagnostic. Most companies that work through it find two or three areas where the answers surprise them — a control they thought existed doesn't, or a process they assumed was working isn't.
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No gaps flagged yet. Work through the questions above — any answer short of full marks lands here, ranked by risk, so you know exactly where to start.
Get a copy of your control score, band, and prioritized findings in your inbox. Your answers stay saved in this browser either way.
QuoteToMe covers the full cycle in this guide — pre-construction quote collection, PO creation, approval workflows, delivery confirmation, invoice reconciliation, and ERP sync. One connected workflow, from the first quote to the approved invoice.
Used by construction companies managing from $5M to $500M+ in annual project volume — and managing over $750M in procurement volume across North America.