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As an audit manager, and IT project manager, create an audit plan to manage different types of audits in a periodic manner and group engagements in a logical manner. For details see, Create an audit plan |
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As an audit user or an audit manager, create auditable units with entities such as business units, departments, vendors, products, business processes, business applications, locations, authority documents,
and policies to perform risk assessments on the auditable units. For details, see Create an auditable unit |
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As an audit manager, use the advanced planning capabilities to create an engagement that automatically creates an engagement project. For details, see Create an engagement with advanced planning |
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As an audit manager, create milestones that can be used to track the progress of an engagement. After you create milestones for an engagement, you can also add audit tasks to the milestone and track those
tasks as milestones. For details see, Create an engagement milestone |
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As a resource user, you can create a resource plan from the Resource Management application for any task such as demand, project, project task, incident, problem, or change. You can edit and adjust the plan
until you submit it for approval. For details see, Create a resource plan |
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As an IT project manager, create a cost plan to specify the unit cost of a cost type for a fiscal period. Project cost plans capture the costs of projects. For details see, Create a cost plan |
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Audit observations are the results of an audit. As an important part of the audit report, audit observations represent the results of reviews, analysis, interviews, and discussions. For details see, Audit observations |
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As an audit user, request evidence. Evidence request is used by audit and compliance teams for requesting supporting documents during an audit. Auditors and compliance teams require these documents from the
first line of defense. For details see, Request evidence for audit |