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API Data Management

Inventory figures that stand up to count day and close.

We observe stock counts, test costing layers, and document valuation findings for Taiwan manufacturers and wholesalers preparing statements, covenants, or tax filings.

Flagship engagement

Inventory valuation audit

From count planning through NRV testing, our flagship engagement produces working papers your finance team and external accountant can use at period close.

We work on the warehouse floor and at the ledger. Physical observation, cut-off testing, costing method review, and obsolete-stock findings sit in one written memo—not a dashboard and not a software subscription.

Typical timing is two to six weeks depending on how many sites and SKUs you hold. Year-end slots in December and January book early.

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Related engagements

When you need a narrower scope

Some clients only need an independent count observer, an aging review, or a costing policy check. These sit alongside the full valuation audit.

From the floor

What clients notice first

“Their team spent two full days on our Taichung plant floor tracing high-value SKUs we had flagged as risky. The findings memo named specific bins and cut-off gaps—not vague control improvements.”

— Mei-Ling Chen, Controller · Inventory Valuation Audit

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Fieldwork

How a count window runs

Freeze rules, tag control, and cut-off testing decide whether reconciliation finishes the same week or drags into the next. Our fieldwork guide walks through a typical multi-day observation.

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Planning a year-end or mid-year count?

Tell us your sites, SKU volume, and reporting deadline. We reply with a scoped outline within two business days.

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