The document discusses social auditing, which involves systematically evaluating an organization's social performance. Social auditing discloses a company's involvement in socially oriented activities that benefit employees and the community, as well as efforts to prevent environmental pollution. The objectives of social auditing are to improve the business, pay fair dividends and wages, reduce prices, and provide bonuses and community assistance. Social auditing is needed for social consciousness, monitoring unethical practices, accountability, performance evaluation, and as an informative system. It involves regular evaluation of social activities and has a wide coverage as a supplement to social responsibility.