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P2P Ael Gia23
P2P Ael Gia23
Internal audit engagement letter for performing Procure-To-Pay (P2P) Processes for
Youngone Bangladesh
Dear Colleagues,
Within the 2023 Global Internal Audit (GIA) plan, BD IA team will perform reviews of “Procure-to-Pay” (P2P)
processes for Youngone Bangladesh operations. This engagement letter therefore sets out the background,
scope of work, entities/units within scope, deliverables, project timeframe & the engagement audit team for
this review.
Background
Based on Internal Audit risk assessment of business processes, we evaluated that the P2P processes are
of high significance to the control environment of BD operations, hence, this audit project is thereby identified.
Scope of Work
The general scope of review will cover the P2P value chains: primarily to ascertain the key controls &
workflows of the procurement lifecycle that encompasses sourcing, evaluation and selection of vendors &
sub-contractors, tendering & price quotations process, purchase requisitioning & ordering; goods/service
receiving & receipting processes; the accounts payable, vendor invoice reconciliation to payment
authorization & approval processes.
More specifically, the audit scope of work will look into the following aspects of the P2P processes:
1. Evaluate whether defined workflows & hence procedures are adequately in place to cover those existing
processes to ensure proper governance, efficiency and effectiveness of procure-to-pay value chains.
2. Assess that procurement activities are performed as per defined and approved policies & procedures
(P&Ps), & whether those P&Ps are adequate and still relevant as at the current date.
3. Review that reliable & competitive vendors are properly vetted & selected to qualify for inclusion in the
Company’s approved vendors list (AVL) for fulfilling the company’s goods/services requirement,
mitigating potential production or operational disruptions caused by inefficiencies and/or defective
supplies; and to identify if there are still the use of non-approved vendors &/or blacklisted vendors in
actual practice.
4. Assess that procure-to-pay processes are operating in line with the relevant law/statutory requirements
& accounting standards.
5. Ascertain the existence of proper segregation of duties in the procure-to-pay value chains (e.g. purchase
orders issuance, receipt of goods/services, payment authorizations, & etc…)
6. Verify there are adequate level of process controls performed on critical transactions which should be
operating effectively (e.g. creation / modification of a supplier account, supplier bank details, direct
booking of supplier invoices by-passing the relevant sourcing departments are checked, controls over
the account codes used for procure-to-pay transactions are secured, & etc…)
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7. Check the security of payments to suppliers (e.g. protection of supplier’s payments, validation of
payment files before transfer to banks, & etc…)
10. Assessment of protection over data confidentiality, administration of the procure-to-pay system & its
access controls (user access to vendor master data bases/files, & etc…).
11. Follow-up of issues noted in the known audit/investigation reports, whistle blower’s complaints,
anonymous emails, legal cases & disciplinary violations concerning procure-to-pay cycle, including but
not limited to those related matters as highlighted for management actions plan, and review of any
additional matters as may be identified and detected during the audit fieldwork.
Nevertheless, if subsequent audit evaluation has detected the other entities to be inevitable during our
general audit procedures in the project execution phase of this review, they will also be added &
included under the audit scope of detailed audit procedures.
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The post review process will be explained at the closing meeting but includes:
(i) Issue of a draft report to which management comments, action plans, implementation dates and
responsible process owners shall be required;
Our review will result in a final internal audit (IA) report that will assist management to conclude on the overall
effectiveness of their system of internal controls and procedures. The IA report will specifically comment on:
1) The appropriateness and effectiveness of internal controls and procedures over the system.
Recommendations, which will improve the effectiveness of these controls, will be made where
appropriate.
2) Instances of non-compliance with the Company’s policies & procedures (P&P). Recommendations for
changes to existing local P&P will be made where appropriate.
3) Any identified opportunities for control effectiveness and/or process efficiency improvements.
In the meantime, please ensure your key personnel of the relevant departments/entities to be available
throughout the entire audit period. Accordingly, the BD IA team will proceed to liaise & work out the meeting
schedule with the relevant process owners respectively.
Please feel free to contact me directly, should you have any questions or comments.
Matthew Yap
Director of Global Internal Audit
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<Attachment> Distribution List
Distribution List:
CEPZ KEPZ
To
Quamrul Islam, Senior GM, Admin, YCL Ratan Mitra, Senior GM, Production, KSI GMT
A.R.M. Iqbal, Senior GM, Admin & Sales, TSL Bikash Kusum Chakraborty, GM, Sales, KSI GMT
Md. Mohiuddin Chowdhury, Senior GM, Admin & Md. Shamsur Rahman, GM, Admin, KSI GMT
Sales, KSL Dilip Ranjan Gangully, Manager, Maint, KSI GMT
Md. Akhter Hossain, AGM, Purchase, YSS Obaidul Hoque, Senior, Manager, MCD, KSI GMT
Mohammad Fokhrul Islam, AGM, MCD, YCL Arup Ratan Deb Das, Manager, IT, KSI GMT
Sujat Anwar Siddiquee, DGM, IT, YCL Dhiman Kanti Barua, DGM, Production, KSI Shoes
Ifte Khairul M. Rashed, AGM, Accounts and Finance, Abdullah-Al-Mamun, AGM, Accounts, KSI Shoes
YCL Mobarak Hossain, AGM, Admin, KSI Shoes
Pankaj Baran Das, DGM, Accounts and Finance, TSL Mohammad Ashrafuzzaman, AGM, Sales, KSI Shoes
Rafiqul A.Khan, Senior Manager, MCD,KSL Shamsul Karim Mahmud, Manager, MCD, KSI Shoes
Shamir Roy, Senior Manager, MCD, YCL Shahed Uddin Ahmed, DGM, Production, KSI Shoes
Md. Anisul Islam, AGM, Admin, TSL Md Aslam Azad, GM, Production, KPP
Mujubul Hoque, DGM, Admin, Material. Mohammad Aftab Uddin Chowdhury, Manager,
Abdullah Al Mamun, MMCD, TSL Admin,KPP
Kazi Shazzad Hossain, Senior Manager, A & F, YSS S.M.Monjur Morshed, Senior Manager, Commercial, KPP
Tareq Iqbal, Senior Manager, MCD, TSL Md.Zahurul Islam, Senior Manager, KPP
Md.Nurul Islam Chowdhury, Senior Manager, Accounts,
VXP, WSP, KSI GMT
DEPZ
Md. Golam Mostafa, DGM, Accounts and Finance,
YHT
Md. Nazrul Islam, DGM, Accounts and Finance, YSF
Khandokar Rabbi, Senior Manager, YHT
Eng Kamal, GM, Admin and Production, Material
Hasan Md Hossain Chy, Senior Manager, MCD, YHT
Motiur Rahman, DM, MMCD, YHT
Reazul Alam, DGM, Import, YHT
Shahjalal Haidar, GM, Admin, YHT
Abu Nasr, AGM, Material
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