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GRC Procedures

Procedures allow you to define areas such as responsibilities, reporting, applicable time frames, and more, while cross-referencing them with Policy Statements.

Procedures

  • Procedure

Name of the procedure

  • Type

Select an option that describes the type of procedure. Default options include Corporate Guidance, Technical Instructions, and User Guide. (This list can be modified by a user with the GRC Administrator Role under GRC Simple Lists)

  • Summary

A description of the procedure

  • Status

The status of this Procedure. Default options include Archived, Authorized, Awaiting Authorization, Preparing, Re-work, Ready For Review, Rejected, Review Complete, and Under Review. (This list can be modified by a user with the GRC Administrator Role under GRC Simple Lists)

  • Life Cycle

This option is only available at the time of creation. From here you can select a Life Cycle workflow that will provide automation for different aspects of the life cycle of the procedure.

  • Owner

The owner of the procedures. This will default to the person that created the procedure

  • Controls

Select Auto Add Control to automatically create a linked control to this procedure. Controls can be manually added later and linked to a procedure.

Policy Document Management

  • Manage In

  • Maintain Document Here

Once the Procedure is created an editor is provided to write and maintain the Procedure Document within the procedure record.

  • Maintain Document in Document Manager

This option will require Hornbill Document Manager to be installed. A document will first need to be created in Document Manager and then linked from the Procedure record

  • Maintain Document with External Reference

A field is provided where a URL to an external document can be specified.

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