Applied Epic Policy Checking, powered by Coupa, automates the tedious work of identifying differences between policy documents. Once this automated work is complete, however, you must review the differences that Policy Checking has identified to decide if and how to act on them. For information on how to use Policy Checking effectively and how it can improve your policy comparison workflows, see the Policy Checking FAQ.
Policy Checking comparisons remain available for review for 60 days after the automated check is complete.
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Once you have submitted a Policy Check, you can check the status of the submission.
To repopulate the list with any Status changes, click the Refresh link
label in the header. To print the list of Policy
Checking Results, click the Print
button. Print the list as you would any other document.
To delete a policy checking comparison, do the following:
Select a comparison.
Click the
Delete
button .
The Delete Verification pop-up
window displays. Click Yes.
Note: You can only
delete checking comparisons more than 60 days old with statuses
other than Completed.
To reassign a policy checking comparison to another user, do one of the following:
The Policy
Checking Results screen displays, with a side-by-side view of the
documents you submitted for comparison. You can page through the documents
or zoom in and out using the toolbar controls. Click the menu button to view
or change settings related to your Coupa
account, or to view additional Help content specific to Coupa.
For an overview of the Coupa tools
and recommendations on how to use them in a number of common policy checking
scenarios, see Policy Checking
Workflow Basics.
Note: The Coupa portion of the Policy Checking
workflow is available only in English, even if you are navigating Applied
Epic in French. However, Policy Checking can identify differences between
French-language documents, just as it can with English-language documents.
If your brokerage does business primarily in French, assigning the Policy
Checking Comparison to an employee who reads English is recommended. See
Reassign
a Policy Checking Comparison for details.
The document identified as the Policy
displays on the left by default. All other documents display in the right
pane, with a tab for each document. Click the double
arrow button to display additional tabs if
necessary. Search Terms
that Policy Checking has identified (i.e. items that you may want to examine
in detail) are highlighted.
To change the document that displays in the left pane, click the tab for the Policy document and select a different document from the dropdown menu.
To begin reviewing the results, hover over the left margin of the screen to open the checklist.
Individual checklist items also display in
the lower right corner of the screen, where you can click the arrow
buttons to cycle through them.
You can select or deselect the checkmark
or X
icon to indicate a pass or failure
while adding responses. To delete a response, click the X in
the upper right corner of the Add
response popup.
To leave
the policy check In Progress
and continue it later, hover over the left margin to display the checklist
and click the Close
button at the top. Your work is saved automatically.
When you have completed all checks and are ready to mark the policy
check Complete, click the
Finish
button. This creates two additional attachments associated to the
selected client: the completed checklist (with passes, failures, and
any response notes you added) and a PDF of the compared documents.