Media Transparency — Audit sample report
A worked Audit sample report — anonymized, illustrative.
This is what a paid Media Transparency Audit can look like from start to finish. The numbers are anonymized examples from the same demo data used by the dashboard. The score, action table, and roadmap show the report format; they are not live customer results.
Informational evidence review—not a definitive authenticity, fraud, legal, or identity determination. The numbers on this page are illustrative and anonymized — no real client, no real spend figure, no real audit date. The score, action table, and roadmap show the report format; the worked Stage 1 Paid Audit preview lives on /sample-audit, live dashboard numbers on /media-transparency/dashboard.
Audit disclaimer — read this first
Read this first. The audit reviews what your account, platforms, vendors, software, and follow-up already produced evidence for — it does not adjudicate
“This is an evidence-based operational/reporting review, not a promise to uncover fraud, recover money, prove authenticity, or guarantee ROI.”
Read-only engagement: the audit does not make campaign changes during the read. No new tools are installed, no tracker pixels are added, no authentication codes are changed, and no spend is refunded on the buyer's behalf.
The audit sits inside the broader NorthrunMedia Transparency frame. The brand-wide Safety & Legal wording lives on the canonical disclaimer page — it covers the wider slice surface.
Read the canonical Media Transparency disclaimer →Audit sample report body — decision shape
Closing note
Where the audit actually opens.
This page is the audit-shape preview. The paid audit — where the deposit route actually opens — sits on /media-transparency/audit. The worked Example (Stage 1 Paid Audit, redacted) sits on /sample-audit. The displayed sample report (five headline-number first slice) sits on /media-transparency/sample-report.
Next step
Book the paid audit → routed to the existing /#contact intake.
Informational evidence review—not a definitive authenticity, fraud, legal, or identity determination. The request is forwarded in writing, escalated if appropriate, and answered on the informational-review framing here.