Delete a Process Control
If the Process Control to be delete has task completion history that you would like to retain for audit or reporting purposes, it is recommend to instead change its Status to Inactive. Deleting a Process Control, along with it task completion history, is INSTANT and there is NO recovery option.
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Access the Compliance Processes list page.
Click on a Compliance Process record in the list to open the The ‘Compliance Process’ page. Click the Process Control tab. Click the Delete
icon of the record to be deleted.

The clearly worded last chance Confirm window is displayed. Click OK to permanently delete this task (and task history), or click Cancel to stop this action.

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