How NetSuite Keeps Your Business Out of Compliance Trouble

The Compliance Burden: Why Modern Businesses Need Better Tools

NetSuite compliance management refers to the strategies, tools, and processes used within Oracle NetSuite to ensure your business meets regulatory requirements, maintains data integrity, and passes audits with minimal disruption.

Key aspects of NetSuite compliance management:

In the U.S. manufacturing industry alone, the federal government has issued at least one new regulation every week since 1981. The Federal Register published over 90,000 pages of proposed and finalized rules in 2023. This regulatory avalanche isn't slowing down.

Meanwhile, compliance teams are struggling. Nearly one-third of senior compliance managers lack confidence in their programs, and 41% worry about finding relevant regulations too late. The stakes are high — the SEC brought 583 enforcement actions in 2024, resulting in $8.2 billion in penalties.

This is where cloud ERP systems like NetSuite become critical. Rather than treating compliance as a separate function bolted onto your business processes, NetSuite embeds governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) capabilities directly into its core financial management module.

As one finance leader put it: "Technology—in the form of an ERP system—could prove to be the most valuable weapon companies have against regulatory complexity."

But even with powerful tools, compliance is ultimately about people, process, and technology—in that order. The most successful organizations view NetSuite not just as a system of record, but as a strategic platform for building sustainable, audit-ready business practices.

Basic NetSuite compliance management vocab:- NetSuite Bookkeeping- NetSuite account reconciliation- NetSuite chart of accounts

What Is Compliance Management & Why NetSuite Users Can't Ignore It

Let's face it – compliance isn't exactly the most thrilling part of running a business. But for NetSuite users, it's becoming impossible to ignore. Compliance management is simply the organized way you ensure your company follows all the rules – laws, regulations, standards, and your own internal policies. With NetSuite, you're using the platform to document, track, and enforce these requirements across everything you do.

Remember when Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) first appeared in 2002 after those Enron and WorldCom scandals? Back then, it was mostly about paper trails and physical servers. Fast forward to today, and SOX compliance has gone digital – covering everything from field changes in NetSuite to script modifications and cloud configurations.

And that's just one regulation. Add GDPR in Europe and HIPAA in healthcare to the mix, and suddenly you're juggling complex data protection and privacy requirements. The stakes aren't just financial penalties – your reputation and business continuity hang in the balance too.

The High Cost of Getting It Wrong

The numbers are sobering. In 2024, the SEC handed out a whopping $8.2 billion in penalties across 583 enforcement actions. But direct fines are just the tip of the iceberg:

Three out of 10 companies have lost potential customers simply because they lacked a compliance certification. Nearly half have had to delay or cancel product launches due to compliance problems. One-third report that innovation has slowed down. And over half of Americans have avoided certain brands after safety recalls.

We recently worked with a mid-sized software company that learned this lesson the hard way. Just months before their planned IPO, they failed a SOX pre-audit because they couldn't show evidence of proper change management controls in their NetSuite environment. The result was painful – a six-month IPO delay that cost them millions in lost opportunity and compliance fixes.

The NetSuite Advantage

Here's where NetSuite compliance management really shines compared to older systems or standalone solutions:

First, you get native ERP integration – compliance controls are woven directly into your financial processes, not tacked on as an afterthought. Second, the single data model means all transactions, configurations, and user activities live in one system, eliminating those reconciliation headaches we all dread.

You also benefit from real-time visibility through dashboards and alerts that continuously monitor your compliance status instead of just periodic sampling. And if you operate globally, the multi-subsidiary support lets you manage operations with localized compliance requirements.

As one controller at a growing fintech company told us: "We decided to switch to NetSuite because we wanted a system to support where the business was going." That forward-looking mindset is crucial – implementing proper NetSuite compliance management from day one prevents the costly remediation work that comes with playing catch-up later.

The always-on audit trail in NetSuite provides that critical evidence for regulators and auditors, showing exactly who did what and when. This transparency isn't just good for compliance – it builds trust with stakeholders and gives you peace of mind knowing you can withstand scrutiny when it matters most.

Regulatory Frameworks Every NetSuite Admin Must Track

Let's face it – keeping up with regulatory requirements isn't the most exciting part of a NetSuite admin's job, but it might be the most important. The regulatory landscape is constantly shifting, with new rules popping up faster than you can configure a workflow.

Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) remains the heavyweight champion for public companies and IPO-bound organizations. If that's you, your NetSuite environment needs rock-solid internal controls over financial reporting. This means you'll need to document your segregation of duties, maintain change management records, and keep those audit trails pristine. Your auditors will thank you (or more likely, just annoy you less).

For companies with European connections, General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has transformed how we think about customer data. According to recent scientific research on GDPR data governance, organizations that proactively implement privacy controls outperform reactive companies by significant margins. In NetSuite terms, this means configuring your system to handle data subject requests, managing consent, and enabling the infamous "right to be forgotten."

Healthcare organizations face the additional hurdle of HIPAA compliance. Patient information in NetSuite requires special attention – from encryption and access controls to comprehensive audit logging. One missed configuration here could spell disaster.

If you're processing credit cards (and who isn't?), PCI-DSS requirements will be on your radar. The good news? NetSuite has achieved PCI-DSS Level 1 Service Provider certification. The reality check? You're still responsible for implementing appropriate controls on your end.

For international business, ISO 27001 certification is increasingly becoming table stakes for enterprise deals. Again, NetSuite's own certification gives you a head start, but you'll need complementary controls to fully comply.

And let's not forget about Standard Audit File for Tax (SAF-T), the OECD standard that's making tax authorities very happy across multiple countries. NetSuite supports these export formats, but you need to ensure your data is clean enough to pass muster.

The Federal Register published over 90,000 pages of proposed and finalized rules in 2023 alone. That's not light bedtime reading – it's a tsunami of compliance requirements heading your way.

Mapping Requirements to NetSuite Controls

The secret to effective NetSuite compliance management isn't just knowing the regulations – it's understanding exactly how they map to specific controls within your system.

Let's start with IT General Controls (ITGC), the foundation of any compliance program. In NetSuite, these include your role-based access controls (designed with least privilege in mind), change management workflows (leveraging your SandBox environment), and those invaluable System Notes that track configuration changes. These aren't just nice-to-haves – they're essential for passing your next audit.

When it comes to Access Management, regulations like SOX and HIPAA don't mess around. Your NetSuite roles and permissions need careful design to enforce proper segregation of duties. Multi-factor authentication isn't optional anymore – it's expected. And those quarterly access reviews using saved searches? They're your best defense against access creep.

Data Retention requirements vary wildly across regulations. The NetSuite Compliance 360 SuiteApp keeps logs for 365 days, but if you need longer retention (and many regulations do), you'll need to export and store those logs separately. Many of our clients at Lineal CPA implement custom retention policies using scheduled scripts to automate this process.

Tax authorities worldwide are modernizing too, requiring standardized Electronic Audit Files**. NetSuite has built-in support for formats like SAF-T, GDPdU (Germany), and IAF (Singapore) through its GRC module. This capability alone has saved countless hours of manual work for finance teams.

For businesses with International Subsidiaries, compliance complexity multiplies with each country. Thankfully, NetSuite's OneWorld functionality supports country-specific accounting rules, and subsidiary-specific roles can enforce local compliance requirements. This is where the "single system, multiple compliance frameworks" advantage of NetSuite really shines.

Compliance isn't a one-time project – it's an ongoing commitment that requires vigilance and expertise. But with the right NetSuite compliance management approach, you can turn regulatory requirements from a burden into a competitive advantage.

NetSuite Compliance Management Toolkit

Let's talk about the tools NetSuite gives you right out of the box. Before you start shopping for fancy add-ons, you should know about these powerful built-in features that make compliance much easier.

Audit Trail is like your system's memory—it remembers everything users do, from creating records to changing or deleting them. The best part? Nobody can tamper with these logs, and you can access them through saved searches whenever you need to show who did what.

System Notes take this tracking to an even more detailed level. Every single record in NetSuite comes with its own mini-history book that shows exactly who changed which field, when they changed it, and what it used to say. This is pure gold when auditors start asking questions about changes to transactions or master data.

When it comes to integrations, Access Tokens give you fine-grained control over API connections. You can set precise permissions and, if something looks fishy, revoke access immediately.

Need to enforce approval workflows? SuiteFlow Approvals has your back. This powerful engine automates your approval processes while keeping complete records of who approved what and when—essential for maintaining solid financial controls.

Of course, keeping unauthorized folks out of your system is compliance 101. That's why Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is so important. NetSuite's MFA support helps you meet this fundamental requirement across virtually all compliance frameworks.

Lastly, don't underestimate the power of Saved Searches. These aren't just for finding data—they're compliance monitoring tools that can flag exceptions in real-time and generate the evidence you'll need when auditors come knocking.

Core Features That Keep Auditors Happy

When the auditors arrive (and they always do), certain NetSuite features consistently make them smile:

Immutable Logs are a compliance superstar. Since NetSuite's audit trails can't be edited or deleted, they provide rock-solid evidence of what happened in your system.

The Role-Based Access system is impressively detailed, letting you implement those crucial least-privilege principles. You can ensure people only see and do exactly what they need to—nothing more.

With Workflow Automation, you'll reduce those pesky human errors and policy violations by consistently enforcing approval processes. The system follows the rules even when humans might be tempted to take shortcuts.

Your sensitive data stays safe with NetSuite's Encryption both while it's moving around and when it's sitting in the database. This checks the box for data protection requirements in most regulations.

And for fraud prevention, Segregation of Duties (SoD) capabilities let you keep critical functions separate so no single person has too much control.

I remember one healthcare tech client who absolutely wowed their auditors with NetSuite's approval tracking. Their CFO told us afterward, "The auditors could trace everything from initial request through approval to execution in one system. It cut our audit time by 40%." Now that's a win!

Where Native Stops & Headaches Start

While NetSuite gives you a solid compliance foundation, it's not all sunshine and rainbows. Here are the limitations you should know about:

The 365-Day Log Limit is a real pain point. Even with the Compliance 360 SuiteApp, you only get logs for up to a year. If your industry requires longer retention (and many do), you'll need to export and archive these logs elsewhere.

For developers, the lack of a Script Diff tool creates headaches. NetSuite doesn't have a built-in way to compare script versions or track changes over time, which makes SOX change management more challenging than it needs to be.

When making system changes, you're often flying blind with Manual Impact Analysis. There's no native tool to help you understand how a configuration change might ripple through your system, increasing your risk during modifications.

And if you're serious about Segregation of Duties, you'll find the native reporting pretty basic. Identifying and fixing access risks often requires more sophisticated tools than what comes standard.

As one battle-worn NetSuite administrator put it: "NetSuite's 25-year legacy architecture inherently complicates audit-readiness." This is exactly where thoughtful best practices and carefully selected add-on tools become essential for NetSuite compliance management.

Plugging the Gaps: NetSuite-Approved Improvers & Best Practices

Let's face it—even the best systems have their limitations. While NetSuite provides robust compliance foundations, you'll likely need to fill some gaps to achieve true audit-readiness. At Lineal CPA, we've developed compliance accelerators that improve NetSuite's capabilities without disrupting your core processes.

Think of NetSuite compliance management as building a house. NetSuite gives you the foundation and frame, but for a truly comfortable home, you'll need to add some finishing touches.

Our clients have found success with these practical best practices:

• Document all configuration changes with clear business justification
• Implement a standardized change request process (no more "quick fixes")
• Always test changes in Sandbox before deploying to production
• Maintain an external change log that includes approvals and test results
• Schedule regular reviews of configuration changes (quarterly works well)

Version Control & Ticketing Best Practices

"But we already have a ticketing system," you might say. That's a great start! However, as one client finded the hard way: "Ticketing systems alone leave organizations reliant on the honor system due to lack of linked configuration evidence."

The most successful NetSuite compliance management approaches connect all the dots between business requirements, technical changes, testing, and approvals. Here's what works:

Start with your Sandbox environments for testing all changes before they see the light of production. Think of this as your safety net—one that auditors love to see in action.

Create formal deployment workflows that clearly show how changes move from development to testing to production. This creates natural checkpoints for reviews and approvals.

Connect NetSuite with your ticketing systems like Jira or ServiceNow. This integration provides the crucial evidence trail that links business requests to actual system changes—something auditors frequently request.

Set up approval workflows based on change type and risk level. Low-risk changes might need just one approval, while critical financial configurations might require multiple sign-offs.

Require developers to document all script changes with business justification. This simple step saves countless hours during audit season when you need to explain why a particular change was made.

SuiteApps & Tools to Consider

You don't have to reinvent the wheel. Several ready-made solutions can improve your compliance posture:

The NetSuite Compliance 360 SuiteApp provides improved logging of user activities on customer records—though remember it still has that 365-day limitation we mentioned earlier.

For companies concerned about access risks, SoD Analyzers go beyond NetSuite's native capabilities to identify role conflicts that might create fraud opportunities.

Month-end closing becomes more consistent and defensible with Automated Close Checklists that enforce proper procedures with all the right approvals and documentation.

Technical teams often benefit from proper Version Control Systems like Git to manage NetSuite customizations and provide detailed change history. This brings software development best practices to your ERP customizations.

Some organizations implement Change Visibility Layers that treat NetSuite configurations as code, making them searchable and comparable across versions—incredibly valuable during audits.

As one audit partner from a Big Four firm told us recently, "We're seeing an arms race for greater compliance driven by improved data governance technology." The good news? You don't need to be a compliance expert to win this race. With the right tools and practices, NetSuite compliance management becomes less of a burden and more of a competitive advantage.

For deeper insights into how NetSuite's reporting capabilities support your compliance efforts, check out our guide on NetSuite Data Analytics.

Building a SOX-Ready Change Management Process in NetSuite

Let's face it – if you're heading toward an IPO or already public, SOX compliance in NetSuite isn't optional. But here's the good news: with the right approach, it doesn't have to be painful either.

Creating a SOX-ready change management process in NetSuite is like building a house – you need a solid foundation and the right framework. Here's how to make it happen:

1. Establish Environment Structure: Set up separate development, testing, and production environments to keep changes controlled and documented
2. Implement Version Control: Track all customization changes with Git or similar tools so nothing falls through the cracks
3. Connect Ticketing System: Link Jira, ServiceNow, or another ticketing system to create a paper trail for every change
4. Document Change Procedures: Create clear procedures for different types of changes – what needs approval and from whom
5. Configure Approval Workflows: Build multi-level approvals based on change impact and risk
6. Enable Comprehensive Logging: Ensure every configuration change gets captured in immutable logs
7. Implement Impact Analysis: Assess potential ripple effects before deploying changes
8. Create Audit-Ready Reports: Develop reports connecting business requirements to the actual changes made

The difference between proper NetSuite compliance management and the old "we'll figure it out later" approach is dramatic:

Step-by-Step SOX Checklist

When it comes to SOX, preparation is everything. Here's your roadmap to success:

Scope Definition:Think of this as drawing the boundaries of your compliance territory. Work with your finance team to identify which NetSuite compliance management processes actually matter for SOX. Not everything needs the same level of control! Determine your materiality thresholds and document where your system connects with other platforms.

Control Matrix:This is where the rubber meets the road. Map each financial statement assertion to specific NetSuite controls. Who owns each control? How often should it be tested? What's the testing procedure? Document all of this in a central matrix that becomes your compliance bible.

Evidence Collection:As one client told me, "The auditors don't care what you say you do – they care what you can prove you do." Configure automated evidence generation wherever possible. Set up regular control attestations and create a central repository where all evidence lives.

External Auditor Handshake:Don't wait until audit time! Review your control design with external auditors early. One NetSuite administrator we work with put it perfectly: "Getting your external auditors involved in the control design phase saves enormous headaches later. They can tell you exactly what evidence they'll need to see."

Real-World Success Story

A mid-sized software company preparing for IPO came to us in a cold sweat. Their initial SOX readiness assessment by EY revealed some serious gaps in their NetSuite compliance management:

They had no formal process for tracking configuration changes. Testing before production was inconsistent at best. Development and deployment weren't properly separated. And approval documentation was spotty and scattered.

Working with our team at Lineal CPA, they implemented a comprehensive solution that transformed their approach. We helped them document all NetSuite roles and permissions, implement a proper three-environment strategy, integrate NetSuite with Jira for change tracking, establish formal approval workflows, and create automated reports for control testing.

The result? They passed their follow-up SOX pre-audit with zero findings related to NetSuite controls. Their CFO later told us, "What seemed like an impossible compliance mountain became a manageable process. The systems we put in place not only satisfied our auditors but actually improved our operational efficiency."

That's the secret many companies miss – good compliance doesn't just prevent problems; it actually makes your business run better. When done right, NetSuite compliance management becomes less about checking boxes and more about building a stronger, more efficient organization.

Automating & Reporting to Stay Ahead of Regulators

Let's face it – nobody wants to spend their days manually checking compliance boxes. The good news? NetSuite compliance management can be largely automated, freeing your team to focus on strategic work while still keeping regulators happy.

Think of automation as your compliance safety net, constantly working in the background to catch issues before they become problems. Here's how smart teams are making this happen:

Scheduled scripts are your 24/7 compliance assistants. They silently patrol your NetSuite environment, flagging transactions missing approvals, identifying unusual journal entries, spotting access conflicts, and catching data quality issues before they snowball into bigger problems.

Meanwhile, saved-search alerts deliver real-time notifications when something needs attention. Like a tap on the shoulder from a helpful colleague, these alerts can warn you about transactions exceeding authority limits, configuration changes missing documentation, suspicious login attempts, or critical master data changes.

KPI dashboards give you that all-important bird's-eye view. Rather than digging through reports, you get at-a-glance visibility into control effectiveness, open compliance issues, upcoming certification deadlines, and audit remediation status. One of our clients described their NetSuite compliance dashboard as "the first thing I check each morning with my coffee."

The real magic happens with exception-based monitoring. Instead of reviewing everything (which nobody has time for), you focus only on what's unusual – transactions outside normal parameters, users with excessive privileges, process exceptions, and control failures. This approach dramatically reduces your compliance workload while improving effectiveness.

NetSuite's AI bill capture capabilities are also compliance superheroes in disguise. They automatically extract and validate invoice data, flag potential duplicate payments, identify unusual vendor activity, and ensure proper approval routing – all while creating a perfect audit trail.

Continuous Monitoring & Segregation of Duties

Segregation of duties (SoD) violations are audit findings waiting to happen. NetSuite compliance management makes continuous SoD monitoring straightforward with defined rulesets that catch problematic permission combinations.

Your SoD ruleset is essentially a list of "these permissions shouldn't be together" relationships. Common examples include creating vendors and approving payments, creating employees and processing payroll, posting journal entries and reconciling accounts, or creating and approving purchase orders.

Real-time alerts can notify you when SoD violations occur through new role assignments, custom role modifications, temporary access grants, or emergency access usage. As one client told us, "It's like having a compliance expert watching over your shoulder all day."

When SoD issues do arise, a structured remediation workflow keeps things on track. Document business justifications for exceptions, implement compensating controls where needed, track unauthorized conflict remediation, and periodically review all exceptions to ensure they still make sense.

Perhaps most valuable are the exportable evidence packets – pre-configured reports that generate audit-ready documentation with just a few clicks. These include your current SoD matrix, historical access changes with approvals, conflict exceptions with justification, and periodic access certification results.

"Instead of spending weeks pulling samples and documentation," one manufacturing controller told us after implementing automated SoD monitoring, "we now generate comprehensive evidence packets with a few clicks." Their audit costs dropped by 35% in the first year alone.

Leveraging NetSuite Financial Modules for Compliance Wins

NetSuite's financial modules come packed with features that make regulatory compliance significantly easier.

The revenue recognition module is a lifesaver for ASC 606/IFRS 15 compliance. It handles rule-based revenue allocation, automates recognition schedules, maintains detailed audit trails, and generates disclosure-ready reports. A healthcare client who previously spent days on manual calculations told us, "What used to take our team days of manual calculations and journal entries now happens automatically with complete documentation."

For lease accounting, NetSuite supports ASC 842/IFRS 16 compliance with lease classification and measurement, right-of-use asset tracking, automated journal entries, and disclosure reporting. You can learn more about these capabilities in our guide to NetSuite Lease Accounting.

Automated reconciliations are another compliance win, streamlining period-end close while reducing errors. The system provides account reconciliation workflows, highlights exceptions, enables supporting document attachment, and tracks approvals and sign-offs. This not only makes audits smoother but also gives your finance team back valuable time each month.

By thoughtfully implementing these automation tools, you'll stay ahead of regulatory requirements while reducing the manual burden on your team – a true win-win for NetSuite compliance management.

Frequently Asked Questions about NetSuite Compliance Management

How long does NetSuite keep audit logs?

When it comes to tracking changes in your NetSuite environment, you get two different options with very different timeframes.

The standard System Notes feature is your forever friend—it keeps those change logs indefinitely, showing who changed what and when without any time limit. It's like your system's permanent memory.

But here's where things get tricky: if you're using the improved Compliance 360 SuiteApp (which provides more detailed tracking of user activities on customer records), those logs only stick around for 365 days. After that, they're gone for good.

"We learned this the hard way during an audit," one of our clients told us. "We needed to show user activity from 14 months ago, but the logs had already disappeared."

At Lineal CPA, we typically set up automated quarterly exports of these logs for our clients. This simple process ensures you never lose critical compliance evidence, even if you need to look back several years. Think of it as backing up your family photos—you hope you won't need them, but you'll be grateful you have them if you do.

Do Oracle certifications make my company compliant?

I wish I could tell you yes—it would make everyone's life easier! But unfortunately, that's not how it works.

While NetSuite proudly maintains impressive certifications like SOC 1, SOC 2, ISO 27001, and PCI-DSS, these certifications only cover Oracle's operation of the NetSuite service itself. They don't automatically extend to how your company configures and uses the system.

As NetSuite's own documentation states quite clearly: "A cloud provider's certification does not automatically extend to its customers—customers must implement complementary controls to achieve their own compliance."

Think of it like buying a certified organic farm—the land may be certified, but you still need to follow proper farming practices to produce organic vegetables. In your NetSuite environment, you'll still need to implement:

• Thoughtful role design and access management
• Clear change control processes
• Solid data governance policies
• Regular monitoring and reporting procedures

NetSuite compliance management requires your active participation, not just reliance on Oracle's certifications.

What tools simplify SOX testing inside NetSuite?

SOX testing doesn't have to be the nightmare it once was. With the right tools in NetSuite, you can transform it from a dreaded quarterly ordeal into a much more manageable process.

Saved Searches are your best friends for SOX testing. They can automatically identify control exceptions or generate testing samples with remarkable precision. One controller I work with calls them "my personal audit assistant."

SuiteFlow helps you build automated workflows that not only enforce controls but also maintain a complete trail of approvals. This gives auditors exactly what they're looking for without manual effort.

For developers, the SuiteCloud Development Framework (SDF) provides proper version control for customizations—essential for demonstrating change management controls.

There are also specialized third-party SuiteApps worth considering if you're serious about streamlining SOX compliance. These can provide improved audit logging, analyze segregation of duties conflicts, automate control testing, and manage evidence collection.

Many companies also connect NetSuite to governance platforms like ServiceNow or Jira for comprehensive change management tracking.

The results can be dramatic. A software client of ours reduced their SOX testing effort by 60% after implementing automated control testing scripts. Their compliance manager told me, "We went from spending weeks manually pulling samples and screenshots to running automated tests that generate all required evidence in hours. It's changed our entire approach to compliance."

By choosing the right combination of these tools, you can make SOX testing less of a burden while actually improving your control environment.

Conclusion

Effective NetSuite compliance management isn't just about avoiding penalties—it's about building a resilient foundation for sustainable growth. When done right, compliance transforms from a necessary evil into a strategic advantage that supports your business objectives.

At Lineal CPA, we've seen how mid-sized businesses can leverage NetSuite's capabilities to create compliance frameworks that not only keep auditors happy but actually improve day-to-day operations. One client told us, "What started as a SOX requirement ended up streamlining our entire approval process and giving us visibility we never had before."

The real magic happens when compliance automation delivers tangible ROI. Companies implementing best practices typically see:

• 30-40% reduction in audit costs
• 25-50% faster financial close cycles
• Significantly lower risk exposure
• More agile response to business opportunities

The regulatory landscape will continue to evolve—that's the one certainty in business today. But with a well-configured NetSuite environment and thoughtful governance processes, your team can adapt quickly to new requirements without disrupting operations or pulling all-nighters before audit season.

Compliance is ultimately about trust—trust from customers, investors, partners, and regulators that your business operates with integrity and transparency. NetSuite gives you the tools to build and maintain that trust systematically.

Ready to take your NetSuite compliance management to the next level? Lineal CPA's team combines deep NetSuite technical expertise with strategic financial guidance to help you build a compliance approach that works for your unique business needs.

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