CONCLUSION
Overall findings of the research have suggested that the nature and the complexity of the ERP system increase the system risks as it eliminates audit trail steps. So Auditors need to be more aware of the risks involved with an ERP system and it requires and increases the need of strong internal control system. Accordingly Auditors should also be properly trained about the ERP system as well as the accounting both. For effective and efficient auditing in the ERP environment, auditors should obtain an understanding of the systems, business processes, control environment, risk-response activities and internal control systems. It is also suggested that the internal auditor should also obtain an understanding of the availability of the data for use in the audit. But because of the high price of training, many companies do not properly train employees on how to use the ERP system.
Thus, result of the research suggests that the use of the new technologies will raise the quality of auditing and internal control system in the organizations. There is vast scope in research conducted about the ERP impact in auditing process and internal control in future.