Common use of Audit Assistance Clause in Contracts

Audit Assistance. Buyer, at its own cost and expense, may engage external auditors to audit Seller's financial records relating to the Business (including up to three years of historical data). Seller agrees to take all commercially reasonable efforts, at Buyer's expense, to cooperate with any such audit and to assist in the completion of such audit, including, without limitation, by providing, executing and acknowledging all such documents that are necessary to complete the audit (including having Seller's financial records converted, for Buyer's use only, to accrual based accounting financials in accordance with GAAP), and by making any representations regarding the Business and Seller's financial records, as may be reasonably requested by Buyer or the external auditors.

Audit Assistance. Buyer, at its own cost and expense, may engage external auditors to audit Seller's financial records relating to the Business (including up to three years of historical data). Seller agrees to take all commercially reasonable efforts, efforts (at Buyer's expense, cost) to cooperate with any such audit and to assist in the completion of such audit, including, without limitation, by providing, executing and acknowledging all such documents that are necessary to complete the audit (including having Seller's financial records converted, for Buyer's use only, to accrual based accounting financials in accordance with GAAP), and by making any representations regarding the Business and Seller's financial records, as may be reasonably requested by Buyer or the external auditorsauditors and which Seller reasonably believes are accurate.