The research aims to study the role of targeted audit in supporting Lean Cultural. Explaining the reasons for the shift from traditional production to Lean Cultural. Identifying Lean Cultural tools and techniques that contribute to the production of environmentally friendly products and the role that the target scrutiny can contribute to improving the quality of these products The purpose of the research is to highlight the role of targeted audit in supporting Lean Cultural and its implications in preserving the environment and reducing costs in light of new changes in the business environment. Labor market requirements and information that enable the company's management to make appropriate decisions that support Lean Cultural The research was based on the premise that the presence of targeted audits leads to sound environmental practices that are appropriate to its activity that would support Lean Cultural by exploiting available resources in a scientific and economic manner. Resulting in lower costs and negative environmental impacts on society.and in the light of the theoretical and practical study a set of conclusions and recommendations was reached Targeted scrutiny contributes to improving product quality by reducing product pollutants. Replacing harmful substances to the environment and human health with other substances that are less harmful and polluting to the environment. and reducing damage rates as a result of excluding activities that do not add value to the product or customer. Resulting in reduced product cost. Reduced consumption of electric power and environmental requirements.

Determining the indicators of the success of these systems from its inception must be clearly documented for all parties involved in the work of the organization to achieve a high flow of implementation, by examining the type of correlation between the critical success factors of economic intelligence systems, and accounting information systems, as the current economic conditions show, Organizations usually use scattered and semi-structured external sources of information, and these days different groups of individuals contribute to the decision-making (stakeholders, customers, suppliers, and others), the scope of private decision in many cases has a global nature, regional and international interdependence requires exchange Expanded information and knowledge sharing, better collaboration between activities that are done unlike anything else in the past, and economic intelligence systems contribute to optimal business processes and resources, maximizing profits, improving proactive decision-making and reducing costs (Olszak and Ziemba, 2006: 47).