Empowering OIGs with Audit and Investigations Tools to Help Combat Waste, Fraud, and Abuse

Offices of Inspector General (OIGs) are crucial in ensuring transparency and oversight, this became extremely apparent in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.

During 2020 and 2021, the U.S. government distributed around $5 trillion in pandemic-related programs, presenting significant challenges in oversight and transparency. The vast amount of data and information associated with audits and investigations during this period underscored the need for technology solutions tailored to government requirements.

OPEXUS has developed the eCASE Audit & Investigations suite, specifically designed to meet, government-specific needs and fine-tuned to provide for immediate use without extensive customization.

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• eCASE Audit automates the entire audit lifecycle, aligns with federal OIG requirements and Yellow Book best practices, and facilitates error-free reporting and efficient management of audit processes.
• eCASE Investigations offers an all-in-one solution for managing IG and law enforcement investigations, from the initial hotline complaint to case closure, and includes dozens of preconfigured reports.

eCASE is the only commercially available products specifically designed for auditors and investigators in the public sector. eCASE is FedRAMP-Certified and built around Yellow Book Standards.

The U.S. Department of Justice OIG has awarded a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for eCASE Audit, enabling OIGs across the federal government to issue their tasks and delivery orders efficiently.

Using a single provider for both audit and investigation solutions offers several benefits to OIGs.

• Transformed business processes
• Increased data and performance visibility
• Reduced data re-entry
• Easier collaboration through selective sharing
• Quick deployment
• Simplified user adoption due to similar user interfaces.
• These tools also allow for consolidated reporting across both auditing and investigation functions.