Create a Compliance Policy and a Compliance Policy Version
Capture and formalize the rules, standards, and procedures for an organization and
ensure adherence to relevant laws, regulations, and internal guidelines. Create records to store
details such as the policy representative, review dates and frequency, and links to official
documents.
To maintain version control and traceability, a compliance policy version record is
automatically created when you create a compliance policy record. You can specify the status and
the time frame for which the compliance policy version is effective. Additionally, you can store
a summary of revisions made to the compliance policy version over time and include links to
related official documents. To track changes over time, always create a new compliance policy
version record when capturing policy updates.
From the App Launcher, find and select Process Compliance
Navigator.
From the navigation bar, select Compliance Policies.
Click New.
Enter a name and description for the compliance policy.
Specify details such as policy representative, usage type, scope, last review date, next
review date, and review frequency.
Add comments and reference document links, if necessary.
Click Save & Next.
In the Edit Compliance Policy Version window, specify details for the compliance policy
version such as the effective from and to dates, change the summary, and add links to the
reference document list.
A compliance policy version is automatically created in draft status for each compliance
policy record you create.
Save your changes.
The compliance officer creates compliance policy clauses.
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