The Cornerstone of Quality Financial Reporting
ADC streamlines checklist preparation and disclosure review, in addition to containing built-in quality-assurance processes.
Primary Features
* Customizable: ADC allows you to customize the disclosure checklist to match the requirements for each set of financial statements. For example, as you click "N/a" in headings for major sections (e.g. cash, investments, etc.) all subordinate sections and items will be collapsed, checked, and locked.
* Comprehensive: Individual checklists are typically updated once a year for disclosure requirements that have been mandated by applicable standard-setters or regulators.
* Hypertext Links to the literature: If you're a Comperio user, click on a reference to the authoritative literature, and the applicable text will be brought up at once.
* Additional Views: ADC has built-in quality controls; at any point in the ADC preparation process, you can verify completeness by clicking on "View/Show Unanswered." ADC also enables reviewers to quickly focus on significant matters by clicking on "View/Show Only Comments."
* Easy to use: We think you'll find ADC intuitive and easy to master. You'll quickly progress from novice to experienced user.
Comperio
The Automated Disclosure Checklist (ADC) contains links to the authoritative literature in Comperio. Comperio is the world's most comprehensive electronic library of financial-reporting and assurance literature.
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CFOdirect Network
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