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Managing Periodic Reviews

Periodic Reviews are generated automatically from your entity type configuration and help keep documents and records current and compliant.

Updated over 2 months ago

Who Is This For?

  • Document Owners – completing assigned reviews

  • QA / Process Owners – monitoring upcoming and past reviews across the organization

  • Admins – configuring review cadence and signature rules (setup reference provided)

How to Do It?

Step 1: Understand how Periodic Reviews are created

Periodic Reviews are automatically created based on your organization’s entity type configuration (review cadence and signature) and are assigned based on document owner.

📎 Reference: Configuring Entity Types


Step 2: Mark a Periodic Review as Completed (Assignee)

Use this when you’ve finished reviewing the assigned item.

  1. Go to Home → My Work Dashboard.

  2. Locate the Periodic Review assigned to you. Use in-list search or sorting to find it quickly.

  3. Select the review to open it.

  4. In the Properties card, click Mark as Completed.


Step 3: View your Periodic Reviews

Track your own work from the My Reviews view.

  1. Go to Periodic Review → My Reviews.

  2. Use Upcoming and Past Reviews tabs to filter your list.

💡 Tip: Sort by Due Date to prioritize what’s due soonest.


Step 4: Monitor organization-wide Periodic Reviews

Use this when you need visibility across teams and departments.

  1. Go to Periodic Review → Organization Reviews.

  2. Switch between Upcoming and Past Reviews to focus your monitoring.

  3. Use search and column sorting to find specific records quickly.

📝 Additional notes: Configuration and assignment

  • Review frequency and whether requiring a signature are controlled in Entity Type settings.

  • If something looks off (e.g., wrong cadence or missing signature), contact your Admin to adjust the configuration.


Tips

  • 💡 Complete the content review first (read the document, check linked records) before clicking Mark as Completed.

  • 💡 Check Upcoming weekly to prevent overdue reviews.

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