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Actions

Corrective. Monitoring.
Escalation. One workflow.

The actions workflow of a compliance function: corrective actions, monitoring actions and escalations, each with an owner, a deadline and a trail back to what triggered it.

Actions, in the platform

Actions

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Dashboard Actions 87
Action nameTriggerOwner(s)Due datePriorityStatus
Investigate NAV pricing error on Meridian Global Bond FundNAV Calculation Accuracy Test — Q4 202518/08/2026UrgentActive
Enhanced due diligence on PEP-connected trust structureGovernance & Risk19/08/2026UrgentActive
File MLRO notification for PEP-connected trust structureMLRO Function & External SAR Submission19/08/2026UrgentActive
Complete KYC remediation for 8 medium-risk corporate clientsKYC Remediation Programme — Phase 221/08/2026HighActive
Remediate Q3 2025 CDD file review findingsAML/CFT CDD File Review — Q4 202522/08/2026HighActive
Update Business Continuity Plan following failover testBusiness Continuity Plan26/08/2026HighActive
Refresh sanctions screening watchlist configurationSanctions list update — OFSI28/08/2026MediumActive
Close out investor complaint — delayed redemption paymentComplaints01/09/2026HighActive
Review outsourcing agreement for transfer agency providerOutsourcing (L1)04/09/2026LowDraft
Prepare board paper on revised risk appetite statementJFSC Code of Practice Compliance Review05/09/2026MediumDraft
Refresh sanctions screening thresholds after OFSI list updateSanctions list update — OFSI09/09/2026HighDraft
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What it does

Actions, in the function you actually run.

Three action types, each with an owner, a deadline and a trail back to what triggered it. Actions raised from a failed test are linked back to the test; actions raised from a regulatory change are linked back to the change.

  • Linked to the trigger: the test result, the breach record, the regulatory change.
  • Owners, deadlines and automatic reminders so nothing sits unowned.
  • The trail of escalations sits next to the trail of fixes, so auditors see both.
Questions

Questions about actions.

What kinds of actions are there?
Corrective actions raised by a failed test, a breach or a finding; monitoring actions that keep an eye on something over time; and escalations when an item needs a more senior owner. Each carries an owner, a deadline, a priority and a status of Draft, Active, Complete or Archived.
Where do actions come from?
From the trigger. A failed monitoring test raises one automatically; a register entry, a regulatory change or a risk review can open one; and you can raise one by hand. The link back to the trigger is kept, so an auditor sees why the action exists as well as what was done.
How do reminders work?
Owners get reminders as the deadline approaches and when it passes, and the dashboard shows what is overdue by owner. Nothing sits unowned: an action always has a named person and a date.
Can actions be reported on?
Yes. The actions report is one of the seven report types, filterable by entity, owner, status and priority, and exportable to Excel for the committee pack or the regulator.
Do actions work across client entities?
Yes. Actions are entity-scoped like everything else, so a fund administrator or an outsourced compliance officer sees each client's actions in that client's context and the consolidated view across the book.
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