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<strong>AUDIT</strong> <strong>ANALYTICS</strong> AND CONTINUOUS <strong>AUDIT</strong>:LOOKING TOWARD THE FUTURE<br />

percent drop of billing data processing errors within a period of 12<br />

months (figure 2).<br />

Figure D-2. Monitoring Exceptions in the Billing Process Resulted in a<br />

74 percent Drop in Billing Data Processing Errors Within 12 Months<br />

Other CM checks implemented to ensure end-to-end reconciliation of<br />

CDRs from network elements to billing include<br />

ensuring that all CDR files have been delivered from network<br />

elements to the billing system;<br />

reconciling that the all CDRs within each file have been rated in to<br />

the billing system;<br />

ensuring that all CDR files are being delivered in a timely fashion;<br />

reporting on potential mediation or rating errors in CDR-based<br />

erred events;<br />

reporting on missing subscribers or subscriber services based on<br />

erred events; and<br />

reconciling all rated records against the customer bill.<br />

All exceptions identified the exMon CM system enables easy follow-up<br />

and handling through a web user interface. Within this portal, cases are<br />

assigned to the responsible parties, who can actually fix the root cause of<br />

the problem as soon as it is identified and prevent exceptions from<br />

reoccurring. The follow-up function immediately gives the relevant<br />

teams and employees a clear overview, enabling them to fix the problem<br />

without having to look into other systems or databases. The system logs<br />

all actions and escalations, and the responsible person can assess the age<br />

of exception cases, status, and level of severity at a glance.<br />

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