Instructor
Aisha Rahman
Former shared-service controller in Kuala Lumpur. Aisha now facilitates Datagrid Tools studios with a bias toward evidence hygiene over flashy automation.
Flagship program
Design match logic, run exception queues, and ship an audit pack that a reviewer can follow without sitting beside you.
Request a seatValidate extracts, tag entities, and reject silent column drops before matching begins.
Amount, date, and reference patterns — plus when automation must fail open.
Separate noise from risk using MYR examples and FX-sensitive cases.
Queue design, ageing rules, and a note template auditors actually read.
Export bundles, rule versioning, and a live facilitator review of your pack.
Listed under Match Desk at RM 2,450 per learner. Team cohorts may move to Audit Corridor — see Pricing. No checkout on this site.
Former shared-service controller in Kuala Lumpur. Aisha now facilitates Datagrid Tools studios with a bias toward evidence hygiene over flashy automation.
Module 4’s ownership matrix stopped our juniors from parking everything under “investigate later.” The Studio still assumes you can get a clean extract — when IT delayed ours, we lost a day.
Used the audit pack critique while configuring our reconciliation audit app UAT scripts. Facilitator caught a rule that auto-cleared intercompany timing gaps we still needed to see.
No. Exercises use CSV/Excel extracts and conceptual rule sheets. If you already run a financial data reconciliation audit app, bring screenshots of rule screens for richer critique.
We do not implement vendor software or write production SQL. Teams that need connector work still require their IT or implementation partner — Studio makes the control design clear so those tickets are precise.
About 18 guided hours across two weeks, plus your own extract prep. Evening cohorts are common for Malaysian shared-service desks.