Which filter can be used to identify expense reports that contain suspicious expense type combinations, such as, a report for a single trip that contains taxi, car rental, and mileage expenses?
A. Inclusive function filter grouped by the "Expense Report Information" object's "Report Number" where the "Expense Type" has an "Equals" condition for values that include taxi, car, mileage.
B. Inclusive function filter grouped by the "Expense Report Information" object's "Report Number" where the "Expense Type" has an "In" condition for values that include taxi, car, mileage.
C. Inclusive function filter grouped by the "Expense Report Information" object's "Person" where the "Expense Type" has an "In" condition for values that include taxi, car, mileage.
D. Inclusive function filter grouped by the "Expense Report Information" object's "Report Number" where the "Expense Type" has an "In" condition for values that include taxi, car, mileage.
E. Inclusive function filter grouped by the "Expense Report Information" object's "Person" where the "Expense Type" has an "In" condition for values that include taxi, car, mileage.
You have built a transaction model to identify possible duplicate charges between invoicing and expense credit cards. The model logic already includes two standard filters that identify amounts and suppliers that are the same or similar, as shown:
Which additional date filter will further refine the set of duplicate charges found?
A. The "Payables Invoice" object's "Invoice Date" attribute is greater than the "Expense Report Credit Card Transaction" object's "Transaction Date" attribute.
B. The "Expense Report Credit Card Transaction" object's "Last Updated Date" attribute is greater than the "Relative Value" of 3 months.
C. The "Expense Report Credit Card Transaction" object's "Transaction Date" attribute is not blank.
D. The "Payables Invoice" object's "Invoice Date" attribute is similar to the "Expense Report Credit Card Transaction" object's "Transaction Date" attribute within +/- 10 days.
The internal auditor advised the Control Owner of North America to perform assessment for two P2P
controls.
Which three steps can the Control Owner perform to kick-off assessments for only those two controls?
(Choose three.)
A. Initiate a planned assessment that includes all controls assigned to perspective P2P.
B. Perform impromptu assessments for the two controls.
C. Enable impromptu assessments during configuration of module objects.
D. Initiate a planned assessment and include the two controls as part of the same assessment.
E. Initiate two planned assessments, one for each control.
After adding a new control in Financial Reporting Compliance, the control owner clicks Submit. Users with
the Control Reviewer and Control Approver roles exist.
What is the expected outcome?
A. The control goes into the "Waiting for Approval" state.
B. The control goes into the "New" state.
C. The control goes into the "Approved" state.
D. The control goes into the "In Review" state.
You are configuring security and you do not want the risks to go through the review and approve process each time they are updated. How will you meet this requirement?
A. Add the Risk Reviewer Composite duty role to the person who creates the risks so he or she would be able to review them before saving the record.
B. Use only the Risk Approver Composite duty role in the configurations so the risks will not go through the review process.
C. Ensure that only the upper management is given the Risk Reviewer Composite duty role so they could review the risks that they want to review.
D. Ensure that no user has been assigned a job role that includes the Risk Reviewer Composite or Risk Approver Composite Duty Role.
You are validating your customer's import template before import. The customer requires that all controls be set up so they are noted to be used for the Audit Test assessment type. How do you verify that this has been done?
A. The Assessment Flag and the Audit Testing Flag are both set to "Y."
B. The Control has a related process.
C. The Control status filed is set to "Audit Test."
D. The Control comment filed has a notation for "Audit Test."
You completed the data migration successfully. You created 100 controls, an Organization Perspective,
and relationship of controls to the Organization Perspective. All controls are related to one perspective
item. The Control Manager logs in to the application to view the new controls, yet there are none available
for his or her review.
Identify three reasons for this. (Choose three.)
A. The Control Manager was not given the correct data security policy to access the controls.
B. The Perspective Hierarchy was not associated to the Control Object.
C. There was no Control Type associated with the controls.
D. The Perspective Hierarchy is not in the Approved state.
E. No risks were mapped to the imported controls.
Your client needs to perform Design Review and Certification assessment for all their controls. Identify two options that show how this requirement can be met. (Choose two.)
A. Option A
B. Option B
C. Option C
D. Option D
E. Option E