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IFRS 16 Lease Records: What Auditors Review

Understand common lease-record requirements and how ServiceTiket LeaseOps helps organize registers, approvals, schedules, reconciliations, and supporting evidence.

What Auditors Check

Auditors commonly review areas such as these. The exact procedures depend on the organization, jurisdiction, materiality, and audit scope.

  • Every lease identified and recorded in a central register
  • Clear classification and justification for each lease
  • Accurate measurement of ROU assets and lease liabilities
  • Evidence for GRNs, delivery, and asset existence
  • Approval trails for new leases and all modifications
  • Payment reconciliation between schedules and actuals
  • Proper handling of renewals, early terminations, and buyouts

How ServiceTiket Supports the Process

ServiceTiket can capture operational evidence as part of day-to-day lease workflows and organize it for review.

Central lease register across lessors, entities, and locations

Approval workflows with timestamps and reasons for each change

GRN capture, delivery confirmation, photos, and GPS location

Scheduled audits with configurable frequencies and exception handling

Rent schedules versus actual payment reconciliation

Renewal, return, buyout, and modification workflows with approvals

Traceable activity history and exports for finance and audit review

Prepare Better for Your Next Lease Review

See how a centralized LeaseOps platform can make lease records, approvals, schedules, and evidence easier to review.

ServiceTiket provides workflow and record-management capabilities. It does not provide accounting or legal advice, and does not by itself ensure compliance with any standard.

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