About
Built for groups that outgrew a single set of books
AutoDevOps is a Taichung-based compliance review practice focused on recurring reviews across related legal entities—not statutory audits and not software.
The practice began when controllers in Tantzu-area industrial groups asked for a review rhythm that matched how subsidiaries actually operate: different ERPs, thin finance benches, and board packs that arrive on the same week regardless. Statutory auditors cover opinions; someone still has to keep the internal control story coherent between those visits.
We work as senior compliance reviewers—people who have sat through consolidation closes, lender questionnaires, and intercompany clean-ups. Our office address is 143TafengRd.,Sec.2TantzuHsiangTaichungHsienTaiwan(China), and most fieldwork stays within Taiwan with secure document exchange for satellite entities farther afield.
How we approach multi-entity work
We start from the entity map, not from a productised questionnaire. Each legal entity gets its own evidence expectations; the group gets one findings register ranked by exposure. Walkthroughs happen where people move cash and stock; remote review covers ledgers and policies when packs are complete.
We do not issue audit opinions under ROC GAAS, prepare tax filings, or sell access to a platform. Clients hire us for scheduled human review, written findings, and remediation follow-through until the next cycle.
People you meet on an engagement
Review lead
Owns scoping, fieldwork sequencing, and the draft findings workshop with your finance owners.
Fieldwork specialist
Runs sample testing, walkthroughs, and evidence pack checks against the agreed control matrix.
Remediation coordinator
Keeps the register moving between cycles with status calls and closure evidence checklists.
Values that show up in the workpapers
- Findings ranked so owners know what to fix first
- Entity names that match the corporate registry, not nicknames
- Plain language in reports directors can read without a glossary
- Respect for local headcount constraints when redesigning controls