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Define Justification Codes
Define Justification Codes
Justification Codes are used as a way to justify why a Rule exists. These codes allow for uniformity in your justification.
Justification Code: This is always a number and it is used to control and report on access to related business functions.
Justification Text: The description of the actual purpose of the rule is entered in this field.
Last Updated By: This shows which user has defined or last updated this justification code.
Last Updated: This shows the date and time the justification code has been created or last updated.
Step-by-step guide
Navigate to Segregation of Duties → Setup → Define Justification Codes
- You can either search for any Justification Codes that have been created or create a new one by clicking Add a New Value. For this Step by step we will create a new one.
- On creating a new Justification Code you will have two fields to enter values: Justification Text and a Long Description. Enter the required information for both of them and then Save. The process of adding a justification code is complete.
- You can create as many Codes as you require.
Justification Codes are optional, but useful for reporting or providing evidence to those inquiring how and why Rules have been created.
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