Governance and Controls

1. Incremental Data Quality Execution
   To improve data quality performance, when there are multiple files arriving throughout the day for a source application, there is a need to run DQ rules incrementally only for data for the newly sourced files. This feature allows users to run DQ checks for an entity incrementally for an as-of-date using a "Watermark" field that acts as an indicator of recency of sourced data records. 
    
2. Key Indicator Service 
   A Key Indicator (KI) is a capability to measure and track current health or performance of important metrics—such as net income, capital requirement, and number of new customers.  Users can define Key Indicators and configure global thresholds and dimension-level thresholds.
   Breaches of key indicator thresholds create an alert for issue owner of KI. There also is a way to visualize the key indicator data with useful context, such as its trend, applicable limits, and recent changes.
    
3. Account Level (Max Balance)
   The Account Level feature enables GL Reconciliation to automatically derive selected adjustment attribute values from the Target (PP) account with the highest balance participating in a reconciliation.
   This capability is useful when an adjustment is generated from multiple contributing Target (PP) records and the adjustment needs to inherit attributes, such as Branch Code, Legal Entity, Product Code, or other supported non-numeric attributes, from one of those records. Instead of requiring users to manually populate these attributes, GL Reconciliation identifies the account with the maximum balance and uses the corresponding Target (PP) values to populate the adjustment.

Steps to enable and configure

You don't need to do anything to enable this feature.