Exception Edit Report Clause Samples

The Exception Edit Report clause establishes a process for identifying and documenting deviations or errors from agreed-upon standards or procedures within a contract or project. Typically, this clause requires the responsible party to generate a report whenever an exception is detected, detailing the nature of the exception, its impact, and any corrective actions taken or proposed. By formalizing the reporting of exceptions, this clause ensures transparency, facilitates timely resolution of issues, and helps maintain quality control throughout the duration of the agreement.
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Exception Edit Report. Controls that fall into the exception/edit report category relate to when a report is generated by an entity to monitor something and followed-up on through to resolution. In most instances, the reports are focused on exceptions/edits as defined below, however in some instances it may just be a report. For example, if an aging report is generated by the system and followed up, the content does not necessarily represent edits or exceptions, but the control would fall into this category for ▇▇▇ and TOE considerations. • Exception—a violation of a set standard (e.g. customer sales exceed credit limit; 3 way match does not reconcile) • Edit—a change to a master file (e.g. addition of a new employee; changes in wage rates) Data interfaces—Data interfaces transfer specifically defined portions of information (data) between two computer systems, using either manual or automated means or a hybrid of both, and should ensure accuracy, completeness and integrity of the data being transferred. The job of a data interface is to transfer the data securely, once and only once, completely, accurately, with integrity, and to highlight any exceptions. Interfaces can be two-way (back and forth between two systems) or one-way (from one system to another), and can link new systems to old/Legacy systems or old/Legacy systems to new systems. If the interfaced data originates in an old/Legacy system, it is important to consider the extent of testing to be done on data quality/integrity controls from the “old” system since Garbage In = Garbage Out. Data conversion—Data conversion is the process of migrating data from a Legacy system (which may have old, duplicate, inaccurate, incomplete data, which reside in several places within the system) to a new system. To perform this process, the data needs to be cleansed, reviewed and synchronized prior to conversion (a critical step), then mapped (which may include parsing or other manipulation), reformatted, translated, consolidated and loaded into the new system (which may include a time lag or delay during which new data is created). Once the data has been converted and loaded into the new system, it must be maintained to ensure its completeness, existence, accuracy and integrity. Interfaces require a detailed understanding of the technical and business issues related to the interfaces. For example, business issues include: the business need for the interface, when is the system able to perform the interface, how often is the interface...
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