Single Audit Intelligence makes the Federal Audit Clearinghouse (FAC) usable. The FAC holds every Single Audit filed under the Uniform Guidance (2 CFR 200 Subpart F), but its search is built for finding one report at a time. This site turns that same public data into something you can actually monitor: audit findings and corrective action plans by organization, a portfolio view across many subrecipients at once, management-decision deadlines, federal award detail, and a directory of the CPA firms that perform these audits.
Who it's for
- Pass-through entities (states, cities, universities, foundations) monitoring the subrecipients they fund — 2 CFR 200.332 requires it.
- Organizations preparing for their own Single Audit, checking prior findings and what a repeat finding would mean.
- Anyone choosing or vetting a Single Audit firm — see the auditor directory.
Where the data comes from
Everything on this site — organization names, EINs, UEIs, findings, corrective action plans, federal award schedules, auditor names and contact details — comes directly from the Federal Audit Clearinghouse. All of it is public record, published by the federal government. We don't add to it, score it, or editorialize about named organizations — the site describes what the filings say, and every page links back to the original record at fac.gov so you can verify it.
How current it is
Most lookups are served from a local mirror of FAC's complete bulk data export, refreshed weekly. When an organization is within roughly two months of its own filing deadline (nine months after fiscal year-end, per 2 CFR 200.512), the site fetches that record live from FAC's API instead, so a just-accepted audit shows up without waiting for the next mirror sync. Award-level detail and a few smaller fields are always fetched live on demand. Each page shows the date its data was last refreshed.
Who maintains it
Single Audit Intelligence is independently built and maintained. It is not affiliated with the U.S. General Services Administration, the Office of Management and Budget, the Federal Audit Clearinghouse, or any federal agency, and it is not affiliated with any audit firm listed in the directory.
Questions, corrections, or feedback: contact@singleauditintel.com. Help with the tool itself: support@singleauditintel.com.
Correcting the data
If something on a page is wrong, it is almost certainly wrong in the underlying FAC filing — this site is a mirror, not a source of record. Corrections have to be made at the FAC (by the auditee or auditor, through a resubmission); once FAC accepts the change, it flows here on the next refresh. If you believe this site is misrepresenting a filing it received correctly, email contact@singleauditintel.com and we'll look into it.