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The green light to optimal risk management and system operations

Automate business-wide process security for improved risk mitigation and system operations. Our tools for JDE support IT, Finance, Audit, and Compliance teams complete core processes with targeted efficiency and best practice standards without decision-making gridlock.

Security Automation for Business Support
Our fully integrated security solutions act as the steppingstone to unexplored business growth in JDE. Tap into what’s possible by implementing tools that free-up time and resources spent on daily maintenance and project initiatives. Enhance user productivity, eliminate IT gridlock, automate security conflict resolution, and meet global compliance standards.
Security Automation for Business Support
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Support managers and role owners with the tools needed to take control effectively through documented accountability, 360-degree risk management and certified process workflows.
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Solutions for C-Suite Executives

JDE User Productivity

Streamline the way end-users interact with your system!

Role-based Access Control

Protect system access with automated controls and testing!

Risk Auditing

Satisfy audit requirements with accurate reporting to capture changes!

Risk Detection & SoD Management

Quantify risk and detect breaches in real-time to support compliance needs!

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Industry Insights

Mitigating Controls – Should you use them?
July 1, 2021
Mitigating controls are never as desirable as an effective segregation of duties, but in some situations, a breach of a security rule may just have to exist.

Top 5 Most Popular Audit Reports in JD Edwards
May 26, 2021
ALLOut allows you to report quickly and easily from within JD Edwards. Get insight into the health of your organization’s security and compliance model.
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July 24, 2024
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