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Design retention and access rules so old payables paperwork is archived but still available for audits.
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+Apply the archival retention policy to the AP folder: encrypt archived [payables] older than…
Execute — do the immediate task
+Apply the archival retention policy to the AP folder: encrypt archived [payables] older than [years=7], set access so only [roles=Audit and AP managers] can open, and move them to [folder=Archive/Payables/2019-2019].
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+Design the payables archive so audits can find records but staff can’t misuse them: create…
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+Design the payables archive so audits can find records but staff can’t misuse them: create encrypted archives for documents older than [years=7], set role-based access for [roles=Audit and AP managers], document retention periods and retrieval request steps, and add an audit log that records every access and retrieval request.
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Accounts Payable ClerkAdobe Acrobat ProSharePointalso: Define Archive and Access Policyalso: Create Audit Retrieval Procedures
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