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On the navbar, expand Compliance and select Recertification.
Select the Audits tab on the Recertification page and click the + icon to create an Audit.
In the Audit Details form that appears, enter the following information and Click Save.
Insert excerpt IL:External Stylesheet IL:External Stylesheet nopanel true Name – Name of the Audit
Display Name – Display Name of the Audit
Creation Location – Click the Select a Location link and then search for and select the desired location.
Description – Description of the Audit
Started – Select the date you want to start the Audit.
Due Date – Select the date the Audit completes.
Audit Owner – Search for and select the person who is to be the audit owner.
Do No Allow Delete – Select this option if you do not want to allow the Audit to be deleted from the EmpowerID UI.
Enabled – Select to enable the Audit to run.
Is Template- Select this option to create an Audit as a template. Once you select this option, you can configure additional options for scheduling the Audit to run later or on a recurring basis.
Audits can be scheduled to run periodically, such as on a quarterly or monthly basis, weekly, or daily; enable the settings below to audit schedule the Audit.
Is Template – Select this option to use this Audit as a template for quickly creating other audits. Selecting this checkbox will show another checkbox on the UI named "Enable Audit Creation on Schedule."
Enable "Audit Creation On Schedule - You need to select the dates and intervals on the Audit creation schedule and audit duration in days.
Audit Creation Schedule- Select the schedule to run the Audit. e.g., you can configure it to run on specific months of the year on a given date and time.
Audit Next Creation - Provide a date for the next Audit creation.
Audit Duration In Days- Specify the number of days the Audit will run; once the duration passes, the Audit will automatically close.
Closure of Audit
EmpowerID generates business requests and automatically routes them to auditors to make recertification decisions. Suppose these requests and items are still open or auditors haven’t yet provided a decision until audit closure. You can configure what happens to these open requests and other necessary actions once those decisions are made so that your recertification audits are completed smoothly when it is closed.
An audit is considered closed when the Due Date has been reached as specified when creating the audit.
A user chooses to unselect the Audit Open on the audit details page and closes the audit forcefully.
An audit is created per the schedule and completes the Audit Duration In Days.
Once the audit is closed, the recertification workflow engine will look for open business requests or items that still need certification. If any are found, the fulfillment workflow will apply the default decision provided in the policy for those open requests and close the items. This ensures that all access certification requests are handled based on the decision according to the recertification policy.
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Next Steps
Add Recertification Policy to Audit
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