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Audit-Ready Documents Due

Legal wants the annual budget and expense reports, auditors want client files complete, and program staff need printab…

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Legal wants the annual budget and expense reports, auditors want client files complete, and program staff need printable volunteer packets tomorrow. I have a messy folder with intake forms, consent statements, and assessments scattered across drives, plus unsigned e-sign templates. I can't tell whether any official copies are the final ones. Tell me where to check first, what one consolidation step I must do today to avoid an audit finding, and one line I can send to staff that gets this fixed without sounding panicky.
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Budget, client files, onboarding packet and e-sign templates are due to auditors next week and I don't want anything missing or misfiled.

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Nonprofit Program Manager

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