Map a Regulation Clause Version to a Regulation Version
Compliance Officers review the list of regulation clause versions associated with a
regulation version. They can also map or unmap regulation clause versions to the regulation
version, ensuring accurate and up-to-date regulatory compliance.
From the App Launcher, find and select Process Compliance
Navigator.
From the navigation bar, select Regulation Versions.
Open the required regulation version record page and navigate to Regulation Version
Regulation Clause Versions in the Related tab.
Click New.
Select the regulation clause version that you want to map the regulation version
with.
There can be multiple draft and retired regulation clause versions associated with the
regulation clause and its mapped regulation version.
Save your changes.
The compliance officer publishes regulation version and all the mapped regulation clause
versions for control managers, business process representatives, and policy owners to
access.
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