Talk about how various auditing methods can be applied in an integrated manner is introduced as follows:

1. Data analysis technology: the use of computer software and tools to analyze and process a large amount of auditing data in order to identify potential anomalies and risks. For example, the use of data mining, data analysis and data mining tools for data sampling, pattern recognition, anomaly detection.

2. Artificial Intelligence technologies: including machine learning, natural language processing, and artificial intelligence algorithms can help auditors process and analyze large amounts of text data to improve audit efficiency and accuracy. For example, the use of natural language processing technology to automate the classification of text documents, extraction of key information and summaries.

3. Risk assessment and prediction technologies: Utilizing statistical and machine learning methods to assess and predict the business risks of an enterprise, in order to guide auditors to prioritize audit work in high-risk areas. For example, data-based models and algorithms are utilized to assess and predict financial risks, legal compliance risks, business risks, etc. of an enterprise.

4. Remote auditing technology: Using the Internet and information technology tools, auditors can remotely access, process and analyze an enterprise's financial data and business information. This technology can improve the flexibility and efficiency of auditing and reduce time and cost. For example, through the cloud computing platform, the auditor can audit and monitor the financial data and processes of the enterprise online, and obtain data and reports in real time.

5. Big data technology: Big data technology is used to process and analyze large amounts of audit data to identify potential anomalies and risks. For example, use big data analytics methods and tools to mine an organization's financial information, transactional data, customer data, etc. to discover possible problems and risks.

6. Blockchain technology: the use of blockchain technology to achieve traceability, transparency and security of audit information. Audit information can be stored and managed in a decentralized manner, reducing potential data tampering and improper manipulation. For example, blockchain technology is utilized for financial audits, supply chain audits, and compliance audits.

In short, the application of modern auditing technology methods can improve the efficiency, accuracy, and traceability of audits, help auditors better identify potential risks and issues, and provide more reliable audit opinions and recommendations.