Administrators can manage general settings on the Configuration Page ‘General’ tab:
In the Main Menu, select Maintenance | Configuration.
The ‘Configuration’ Page is displayed.
On the ‘Configuration’ Page, click the ‘General’ tab.
The general settings are displayed.
To Open or Close any Section on the General Tab, click that Section.
Update fields as required.
To Save any changes, hover over, or click the Menu Options (Hamburger) icon. Click the Save
option.
The General section contain information on your Organisation’s Capital Amount (optional), Country and Time Zone (mandatory so the Monitor runs at the correct time), and Business Unit Title (also mandatory).
Click the Section to open and close this section.
The Configuration ‘General’ section
‘General’ section elements |
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ID |
Element |
Description |
1 |
‘General’ section |
Click this section to open or close this section. |
2 |
‘Capital Amount’ field |
If your organisation is subject to the Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process (ICAAP), type in your organisation’s Asset Base Value for reporting purposes. |
3 |
‘Country’ Selector |
Select your Organisation country from the drop-down list so that your system uses the correct date format for your region. |
4 |
‘Time Zone’ Selector |
Select the Time Zone you want your system to operate in from the drop-down list. |
5 |
‘Logon_Security’_Selector |
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‘Business Unit Title’ field |
The default term Business Unit describes an organisation’s divisions or departments. If your organisation uses a different term (e.g. Department), type that term in this field and it will be displayed as the title of all relevant fields throughout your system. |
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‘Permitted IP Addresses’ field |
Optional field. Enter all intended access IP address(es) in this field to lock logging in to only occur from these addresses. |
The Data Retention section display how long non critical information is retained on the system.
The Configuration ‘Data Retention’ section
‘Data Retention’ section elements |
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ID |
Element |
Description |
1 |
‘Data Retention’ section |
Click this section to open or close this section. |
2 |
Days to retain ‘Monitor Logs’ field |
The Monitor creates a log every time New Tasks processing, Critical Tasks processing, Scheduled Reports or Overnight processing, runs. |
3 |
Days to retain ‘Deleted Records’ field |
Determines how long Records with the Status ‘To Be Deleted’ are held in your system until they are completely removed by The Monitor. (See Deleted Records for more information.) The higher this number, the longer you will have to recover deleted records. |
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‘Scheduled Reports’ field |
This field displays how long the stored Scheduled reports will remain on the system. |
5 |
‘Snapshot_Data_retention’ field |
This field displays how long the stored Snapshot Data will be retained on the system. |
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‘Audit Trail’ label |
Shows how many days Systems activity will be recorded and held for on this site. |
This section contains various settings that effects the behaviour of Ansarada GRC.
The Configuration ‘Interface’ section
‘Interface’ section elements |
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ID |
Element |
Description |
1 |
‘Interface’_section |
Click this section to open or close this section. |
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‘Return to Last Page’ switch |
Click this switch on to allow users to be returned to the last page of their previous session, the next time they login back in. The Home Page defaulting facility disappears with this option on. |
3 |
‘Failed Login’ switch |
Click this switch on for an alert email to be sent to the Notification Email address if there is any failed login attempts. |
4 |
‘Show Password Strength’ switch |
Click this switch on to show the password strength of the current user logging in. |
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‘Edit Rights Over Own Data’ switch |
This switch only effects Positions with ‘See Own Data Only’ set on and the records these Positions have Edit rights (by belonging to the appropriate Security Group). Click this switch on to allow a ‘See Own Data Only’ Position to have full visibility rights to records for which they have Edit access. This entails them being also able to see and edit all tasks, and task completion history’s, for this record only. This setting is very pertinent to ‘See Own Data Only’ Positions that are in the record Owner or Responsible position and need full record visibility of all of that record. |
This section contains various settings that effects the behaviour of all Ansarada GRC tasks.
The Configuration ‘Tasks’ section
‘Tasks’ section elements |
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ID |
Element |
Description |
1 |
‘Tasks’ section |
Click this section to open or close this section. |
2 |
‘Attestation_Comment’_switch |
Click this switch on if your organisation requires users to provide a Comment when completing a Task, regardless of the outcome. |
3 |
‘Show Express Complete Button’ switch |
Click this switch on if you want users to be able to ‘Express Complete’ a positive outcome task that does not require a Comment. |
4 |
‘Express Complete One Click’ switch |
Click this switch on if you want users to be able to ‘Express Complete’ a positive outcome task that does not require a Comment in a single click of the Express Complete Button, as opposed to it’s default two click confirming action. |
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‘Show Not Completed Button’ switch |
Click this switch on if you want users to be able to close a Task as ‘Not Completed’. |
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‘Use Critical Tasks’ switch |
Click this switch on if you want users to be able to flag a Task as a Critical Task. |