on 2009 Jul 17 2:37 PM
Hi,
We are putting together our mitigating controls for the SOD issues in GRC. We are having problems trying to identify the reports that would give us the information to ensure that no user has violated a control. For example: S001Chg credit limit of marginal cust & manage SOs in it's favor - we need to get a list of changes made to the credit limits for each customer by user and compare that to the list of sales orders created / chnaged by the same user for the same customer.
The table that stores te credit limit changes is very big and a query on this each month wold probably time out.
Does anyone have any suggestions or previous experience on setting up mitigating controls and can give a high level view of the approch to take - i.e. should we be looking at standard SAP reports or should we create the reports using ABAPs or are there any other alternatives?
Thanks
Loretta
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Hello Loretta,
Have you looked at the Alerts functionality in GRC RAR? I think that should resolve your issue.
You can set up Alerts in RAR for Mitigation Controls also; i.e. email alert if a particular report mentioned while creation of Mitigation controls is not run in a particular frequency of time.
Refer configuration guide for more information and see if it helps.
Harleen
SAP GRC RIG
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Harleen,
Many thanks for your reply. The problem we are having is actually defining what reports to run to mitigate the risk. There are no standard R/3 reports that we are aware of that will give us the information that we require. We are looking at interrogating SAP tables and we feel that this is not the most efficient way. We are just wondering what reports other organisations use to mitigate risks in GRC such as risk S001.
Kind regards
Loretta
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