In today's complex and strictly regulated world, internal controls are a prerequisite as they protect your organization from unethical behavior, violations of regulatory requirements, and monetary losses. However, are just building internal controls enough for your organization to manage and reduce risks? The answer is no. Internal controls are essential, but they are continually evaluated for the information they produce in terms of quality, speed, and accuracy. Knowing where to begin when creating a system of internal controls can occasionally be challenging. As a result of these challenges, organizations are changing the landscape of their internal control framework through automation.

Internal control refers to the policies and procedures implemented by an organization to ensure the integrity of financial and accounting information, promote operational efficiency, and prevent fraud.