About

A practice built for filing season, not for slogans

Cloudview Application Audit exists to give organisers and finance teams in Taiwan a second pair of eyes on the money story inside an application — before a programme officer or credit desk finds the gaps.

Two colleagues discussing printed application materials in a bright office

Origin

The practice began after several Changhua and central Taiwan cultural programmes lost scoring marks on budget tables that conflicted with their own annexes. The founders — former grant administrators and a cooperative finance officer — decided the missing piece was not another writing workshop, but a disciplined financial audit of applications.

Today the office at 857 The Avenue remains deliberately small. We take a limited number of packets each season so working papers stay thorough and clarifying calls are not rushed.

Working approach

We read like a sceptical reviewer: totals first, then category logic, then the sentences that lean on those figures. Findings are written in plain language so a board treasurer and a project lead can both act on them.

People you may work with

Portrait of senior application auditor Lin Yu-Hsuan

Lin Yu-Hsuan

Lead auditor for full-packet engagements. Formerly reviewed municipal cultural subsidy filings and now trains clients on schedule hygiene before intake.

Portrait of budget specialist Chen Wei-Ming

Chen Wei-Ming

Budget-table specialist. Focuses on matching contributions, in-kind valuations, and multi-year cash-flow annexes for lending applications.

Portrait of eligibility reviewer Fang Shu-Ting

Fang Shu-Ting

Eligibility and resubmission reviewer. Maps programme thresholds to evidence packs and tests whether comment responses actually close gaps.