An auditor is responsible for examining and evaluating particular case records to which they have been assigned. They are responsible for providing summary findings on their individual case audits and reviewing any feedback received from caseworkers and supervisors. Auditors can view case information for cases to which they have been assigned.
Auditors can only be assigned to audit the types of cases that fall within their business area. For example, Child Welfare types of cases that require an audit can only be assigned to an auditor who works within the Child Welfare program area.