Defensible findings your program file can stand behind.
For program managers and grant administrators who need fiscal monitoring of subrecipients, grant compliance reviews, and reports that hold up under scrutiny.
Monitoring and review built for the program file
Each engagement produces written findings organized for your records — clear enough for leadership, detailed enough for an audit trail.
Subrecipient fiscal monitoring
On-site or remote monitoring of subrecipients to confirm funds are used as intended and records support the spending — before a monitoring finding reaches your desk.
Grant compliance reviews
Reviews that check allowable costs, matching requirements, reporting, and documentation against the grant agreement and applicable requirements.
Program cost & expense testing
Targeted testing of program costs and expenses to confirm charges are supportable, allocated correctly, and tied to the right funding source.
Written findings reports for program files
Clear, defensible written findings you can place in the program file and stand behind when questions come up later — written to be read, not deciphered.
Corrective action plan support
Help translating findings into a practical corrective action plan, with clear steps, owners, and timelines the subrecipient can actually complete.
Built around how county programs actually work
Clearview has experience working alongside county agencies and the programs they oversee — supporting program managers, contract administrators, and finance staff who carry the responsibility for subrecipient funds and grant compliance.
We understand that findings need to be defensible, timelines are driven by reporting cycles, and a written report is only useful if the next person can pick it up and understand it.
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Reports designed to be read and relied on
Clear scope and criteria
Every review starts with a written scope and the criteria we're testing against, so findings are tied to something specific.
Findings you can defend
Each finding states the condition, the criteria, the cause, the effect, and a recommendation — the way a program file expects.
Plain-English summaries
An executive summary gives leadership the picture without the detail, while the full report stands behind it.
Practical next steps
Recommendations are realistic for the staff and budget involved, with help available to put them into action.
Let's make sure your findings hold up before anyone asks.
Schedule a confidential consultation to talk through your subrecipients, your grant, and the reporting cycle you're working within.