PWC Disclosure Checklist
PWC’s Disclosure Checklist (formerly the Automated Disclosure Checklist) Our tool has recently been updated to include features such as multiple users, customization, real-time updates and more.
1. Cloud based:
The PwC Disclosure Checklist is cloud-based, which means that it is accessible anywhere you have an internet connection. This also means that updates are made in real time, so you always have the most up-to-date information.
2. Customizable:
The PwC Disclosure Checklist can be customized to fit your specific needs. You can choose the features that are most important to you and ignore the ones that aren’t relevant.
3. More effective reviews:
The PWC Disclosure Checklist includes features like multiple users and roll forward capabilities, which make reviews more effective and efficient.
4. Multiple users:
The PWC Disclosure Checklist can be used by multiple users simultaneously, so everyone involved in the disclosure process can stay up-to-date and on the same page.
5. Roll forward capabilities:
If something changes during the disclosure process – for example, if new information becomes available – the PWC Disclosure Checklist’s roll forward capabilities will allow you to easily update your disclosures without having to start from scratch.
6. Real time updates:
As mentioned earlier, updates to the PWC Disclosure Checklist are made in real time, so you always have access to the latest information.
7. Automated compliance checks:
The PWC Disclosure Checklist includes automated compliance checks, which help ensure that your disclosures meet all legal requirements. This takes some of the guesswork out of the disclosure process and helps you avoid potential penalties.
8. Comprehensive audit trails:
The PWC Disclosure Checklist includes comprehensive audit trails, which track every change made to your disclosures and provide a record of who made those changes and when they were made. This helps keep everyone accountable and provides a valuable resource for future reference.
9. User defined thresholds:
You can use the PWC Disclosure Checklist to define your own thresholds for different types of data – for example, how much revenue needs to be above or below a certain amount in order for it to be considered noteworthy. This gives you more control over the disclosure process and helps you focus on only the most important information.
10. Ability to export data for external review:
The PWC Disclosure Checklist gives you the option to export data for external review, so you can get feedback from experts outside of your organization on your disclosures before submitting them to regulators.