- Course Instructions
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How to use this course
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Disclaimer
- Issues and Approval
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Audit Issues & Remediation Overview
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Approval Workflow and Commenting
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Documentation Approval Process (Enterprise Only)
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Creating Issues
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Moving Issues
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Deleting Issues
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Understanding Issue Types
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Standalone Issue Creation
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Issue Remediation
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Issue Remediation Walkthrough
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Action Plans & WorkStream Tasks
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Other OpsAudit Issue Functionalities
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Required Fields for Issues and Action Plans
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Issues and Approval Knowledge Check
- Course Assessment
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Audit Issue Management Course Assessment
- Course Wrap-Up
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Learning Objectives Review
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Feedback for this Course
- Course Completion
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Audit Issue Management Complete!
Audit Issue Management
Identify, document, and remediate issues in your audit testing. Eligible for CPE Credit.
Audit Issue Management
This QAS Self Study course is eligible for CPE Credits
0.5 CPE Credit in Computer Software & Applications
Program Level: Basic
Prerequisites: None
No advanced preparation required
Course Description:
Learn how to document issues and remediate them with OpsAudit. The focus will be on the OpsAudit module to create an issue and issues to complete the issue remediation process. Topics covered include:
Creating
Issues
Issue
Remediation
Course Objectives:
At the end of this course, an AuditBoard user will be able to:
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- Indicate the reasons for raising an issue within OpsAudit
- Recall how to create an audit-based issue
- Recognize what statuses exist for an audit-based issue
- Describe how to create Action Plan Confirmation and Remediation projects using WorkStream
Who should take this course?
This course is designed for users who report, document, or remediate issues.
Approximate Duration:
30 Minutes
Course Policies
Review the policies that govern this course
Last Updated: 10/20/2022
AuditBoard is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have the final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: www.nasbaregistry.org
Certification Course Policies
Account Information & Record Retention
AuditBoard’s record retention policy is 5 years. For all CPE courses offered, we will retain the following documents:
- Records of participation
- Number of CPE credits earned by participants
- Results of program evaluations
- Program descriptive materials (course announcement information)
- Program materials
- Evidence that the program materials were developed and reviewed by qualified parties
- How CPE credits were determined
- For Group Live Programs, we will maintain: program outline, agenda, and speaker notes or other documentation that evidences the element of engagement related to course content during each credit of CPE planned for the group live program
AuditBoard will retain the following information for each participant who successfully completes CPE credits as "Records of Participation":
- CPE program sponsor name and contact information
- Participant’s name
- Course title
- Course field of study
- Date offered or completed
- If applicable, location
- Type of instruction and delivery method used
- Amount of CPE credit recommended
- Verification by CPE program sponsor representative
- Sponsor identification number or registration number, if required by the state boards
- NASBA time statement stating that CPE credits have been granted on a 50-minute hour
- Any other statements required by boards of accountancy
- Author/instructor, author/developer and reviewer names and credentials. For the CPA and tax attorney acting as an author/instructor, author/developer and reviewer for accounting, auditing or tax program(s), the state of licensure, license number and status of license should be maintained. For the enrolled agent acting in such capacity for tax program(s), information regarding the enrolled agent number should be maintained.
Additionally, we will provide the participant with the information above in the form of a certificate as soon as possible, but no more than 60 days from learning completion.
Course records will be kept for a minimum of 5 years. They can be removed at your request.
Course Assessment Eligibility for Credit
Participants must successfully complete the course assessment within 1 year of purchase to be eligible for CPE credit. The course will no longer appear as "registered" for a user after that year has expired.
Course Cancellation
AuditBoard reserves the right to substitute speakers or cancel a ‘group internet’ (webinar) or ‘group live’ (Audit Leader Forum) activity in the case of unexpected facilitator availability. In the event that AuditBoard must cancel a webinar, we will notify registered participants as soon as possible via email. Depending on the topic and facilitator availability, webinars will be rescheduled at the discretion of AuditBoard.
If any self-paced course is removed from the course catalog, you will be able to continue your progress (with the exception of webinars courses dependent on live events). We will only remove a course once there are no longer active users utilizing it.
Course Updates
Self-Paced courses are revised as soon as possible in regard to any updates, changes, or new features added to AuditBoard software or changes to relative codes, laws, rulings, decisions, interpretations, etc. and are reviewed once a year regardless of any changes by appropriate reviewers. The latest revision date for the course is listed on the course detail page.
Refunds
We currently do not charge a fee for attending AuditBoard programs, therefore there are no refunds.
Comments, Concerns, Records Requests, or Other Matters
Please feel free to reach out to us at training@auditboard.com
for more information regarding administrative policies such as concerns and refunds.