– A unitary approach of the Internal Control Management System and Internal Audit, the advantage being that complete and complex results will be generated, leading to a decrease in material and informational losses, and to less subjective interpretations that can result in erroneous measures.
– A considerable reduction of the time dedicated to internal audit missions (especially the part that concerns audit documents and gathering the necessary information), which, in turn, will allow frequent auditing of the activities and processes associated with areas that pose major risks, hence improving activities and encouraging progress at institutional level.
– A decreased need in terms of human, financial, logistic and time resources required to organize and carry out internal audit missions that involve the elaboration of many documents (some of them containing repetitive information), and, instead, using these resources in order to analyze the audited structure.