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I have to agree, it's up to the auditor to inform you what data he/she needs prior to the onsite audit. If you feel the internal audit needs some focus on a specific location/department/process you should make the auditor aware of this. Rather than just provide the auditor with standard data I would suggest you have an open discussion to ensure that the auditor is aware of your company objectives, areas of concern, etc so that a suitable scope can be worked out between you. Essentially the audit is supposed to provide you with value so this type of discussion and planning would be essential for you to obtain the best results.

