Process: Compliance Reporting for Payment Practices
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This article outlines the standard process for managing compliance reporting in the the ERP system.
Overview
The compliance reporting process includes:
- Report preparation.
- Data validation.
- Submission procedures.
- Record maintenance.
Report preparation
Configure requirements
Choose the
icon, enter Compliance Reports, and then choose the related link.
Set up reporting parameters:
- Reporting Period: [Dates]
- Requirements: [Jurisdiction]
- Report Type: [Category]
- Data Elements: [List]
Define data sources:
- Payment records
- Dispute data
- Performance metrics
Required elements
Standard requirements:
Element Description Source Payment Times Average days Transactions Late Payments Percentage Analytics Disputed Items Volume/Value Dispute Log Terms Compliance Adherence % Terms Check Additional data:
- Industry specifics
- Regional requirements
- Special categories
Data validation
Validation steps
Data checks:
- Completeness
- Accuracy
- Consistency
Quality control:
- Cross-references
- Sample testing
- Logic validation
Review process
Internal review:
- Department check
- Management approval
- Compliance verification
External review:
- Auditor review
- Expert consultation
- Stakeholder input
Submission procedures
Preparation steps
Format reports:
- Required format
- Supporting documents
- Sign-off requirements
Review package:
- Completeness check
- Format verification
- Signature confirmation
Submission process
Submit reports:
- Choose method
- Track submission
- Confirm receipt
Monitor status:
- Track progress
- Handle queries
- Record responses
Record maintenance
Documentation
Maintain records:
- Submission copies
- Supporting data
- Correspondence
Archive process:
- File organization
- Retention periods
- Access control
Audit support
Prepare for audits:
- Document trails
- Process maps
- Control evidence
Response procedures:
- Query handling
- Document retrieval
- Expert support
Best practices
Reporting guidelines
Schedule management:
- Preparation time
- Review periods
- Submission deadlines
Quality control:
- Data validation
- Process checks
- Review steps
Problem resolution
Common issues:
- Data gaps
- Format errors
- Timing problems
Resolution steps:
- Problem identification
- Corrective action
- Prevention measures
Related information
PayTrack 365 Overview
UK Reporting Requirements
Process Payment Analysis
ESG and Payment Practices