Professional workspace
FreeNo joining, listing or per-client access fee.For DPCOs & DPOs
One practice. Every client in view.
From the first engagement to the signed report. Bring your client work together on Asiri.
- 01Agree the engagement
Scope, terms and client authority
- 02Prepare with Eri
Department context to sourced drafts
- 03Review and deliver
Audit, report, signature and export
01 / Start on the same page
A better beginning
for every engagement.
Bring a client you already serve, or meet your next one in the marketplace. Agree the work before it begins.
- Keep conversations, quotations and agreements together.
- Make deliverables and payment milestones clear.
- Work within the access your client approves.
02 / Move from chasing to reviewing
Give your expertise
a head start.
Collect context from departments. Eri prepares sourced drafts for your team to review.
In the NDPA programme, department interviews support ROPA and the 167-position questionnaire. Your people approve the proposed work.
Meet Eri03 / The work behind the opinion
Review with confidence.
Deliver with clarity.
Keep audit tests, evidence and findings connected to the report your team reviews.
- Assign preparation and independent review.
- Edit the A4 report and collaborate on changes.
- Follow signing steps. Export PDF and Word.
Built for a professional relationship
Your judgement.
Their records.
Clear responsibilities.
Client-controlled access
Each company approves the scope and duration. An agreement alone does not grant access.
Human approval
Prepared work stays subject to review. Eri does not sign an opinion or approve its own work.
Professional independence
Testing, review and sign-off retain their separate responsibilities.
Room to grow your practice
Bring your clients.
Keep your professional fee.
No marketplace deduction on clients you bring. Clear, capped fees for new work introduced through Asiri.
Clients you bring
0%Marketplace take on your existing client engagements.Clients introduced by Asiri
7.5%Excl. VAT, capped at ₦100,000 per standard engagement, plus VAT.Companies pay for their own software plans and authorise your access.
Your first 3 paid wins have no marketplace take for eligible professionals. Eligible renewals: 2.5%, capped at ₦30,000, plus VAT.
See example payouts and payment terms
What you would receive
Standard marketplace engagements · examples
- Professional fee, excl. VAT
- ₦240,000
- Asiri’s fee
- ₦18,000 plus ₦1,350 VAT
- Your share
- ₦220,650
- Professional fee, excl. VAT
- ₦2,000,000
- Asiri’s fee
- ₦100,000 plus ₦7,500 VAT
- Your share
- ₦1,892,500
Examples show Asiri’s fee and the VAT on it, before any other applicable payment charges. Brought-in clients and eligible introductory engagements follow their own terms.
Statutory fees stay separate
Statutory fees are separate from the professional fee. Asiri’s fee on the professional fee is 7.5% excl. VAT, capped at ₦100k, plus VAT (renewals 2.5%, capped at ₦30,000, plus VAT). Statutory fees carry no fee.
Clear terms before payment
The engagement’s terms identify the applicable fee before payment. When the client pays, the payment is split automatically: your share goes to you and Asiri takes its fee and the VAT on it. Payments are handled by the relevant payment processor.
Your first engagement starts here
Make room for better client work.
- 01
Join your practice
Apply or claim your firm’s published entry.
- 02
Bring your team
Complete review and assign professional roles.
- 03
Connect a client
Agree the engagement and request authorised access.
Watch the practice setup walkthroughs
DPCO firm / Getting started
Claim your listing and set up your firm
What you’ll see
- Find your licence listing
- Verify your firm’s details
- Set up your practice profile
Training videos use example practice details.
Licence standing and professional responsibilities
Nobody polls the Commission — it publishes a portal a person reads, not an interface. So a check is somebody looking, recording what they saw and keeping the capture, and that reading stands for 90 days. The expiry date on it is what Asiri counts down to, because a lapsed licence cannot file.
Nigeria's market is small and a blanket ban would just push the arrangement off-platform. So Asiri raises it in the three places it matters — on the engagement, on your public profile, and inside the filing pack — and lets the client decide with their eyes open.
Read the practice terms →