Brent Daulton is the founder of Syntera Systems, where he develops practical tools for financial oversight, fraud-risk review and regulatory operations.
His background includes professional accounting, forensic accounting for the South Carolina Attorney General's Office, auditor training and college teaching. He has taught accounting at the University of South Carolina and Washington State University. His work focuses on clear responsibilities, useful evidence and documented follow-through.
Education and professional background
- Master of Accounting, Florida Atlantic University, 2011, with a forensic-accounting emphasis.
- Bachelor of Science in Accounting, Newberry College, 1998.
- Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), awarded in 2011.
- Doctoral study at West Virginia University reached all-but-dissertation (ABD) status. The doctoral degree was not completed.
The University of South Carolina's 2016–17 new faculty introduction documents his appointment as a lecturer in accounting, master's degree and earlier forensic-accounting work. This is a historical record of that appointment.
Selected writing and tools
- How to review a bank reconciliation and document the decision — an evidence-based review process with a fictional worked example.
- Cosmetics Direct Renewal 2026: Facility Registration and Product Listing Guide — ownership, dates and supporting records for operational follow-through.
- Owner Controls & Fraud — Syntera's practical systems for recurring review, control design and bookkeeping oversight.
About the work
Syntera turns defined operating requirements into usable workflows, workbooks and documentation systems. Read how Syntera reviews sources and handles corrections, or learn more about the business.