BalancePoint Application Audit

We pressure-test the money pages of your funding application before a panel does.

Grant packs, loan dossiers, and programme bids — reviewed for eligibility, match evidence, and unit costs that hold up in the field.

See the flagship audit How an engagement runs
Financial documents and calculator arranged for a careful review

Working from Nonthaburi with clients across Thailand’s funding calendar.

Flagship engagement

Full application financial audit

A line-by-line review of the financial schedules in a complete application — narrative justifications, cash needs, contingencies, and the annexes a financial officer will open first.

You receive a findings memo, a clarification call, and one revision pass once your team has edited the workbook.

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Related audits

Other ways we review applications

Hands reviewing printed financial tables with coloured markers

3–5 working days

Budget annex check

A focused pass over budget tables, unit costs, and eligibility notes when the narrative is already stable.

Small team meeting around a table with notebooks and printed forms

Half day (3.5 hours)

Pre-submission readiness session

A timed working session to walk the financial sections before a hard deadline, with live notes and action owners.

Signed letters and folders arranged for a document review

4–7 working days

Match funding evidence review

Verification that pledged co-funding, in-kind support, and partner letters actually support the figures in your application.

All audit offerings

Applications fail on quiet numbers

A mismatched overhead cap, a soft match letter, a unit cost that cannot be purchased in the province named in the workplan — these are the findings we catch before submission day.

“They caught our in-kind venue valuation before the provincial call closed. We had to rewrite two letters, which stung — but the clarification round never asked about rent.”
Naree S., education foundation coordinator, Khon Kaen

Client evidence

Stories from organisations that asked us to audit financial sections — not applause metrics, just what changed in the pack.

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Journal

Notes from recent reviews

Short pieces on cost guides, match letters, and field unit costs — written from live application work.

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