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About This Automation
Collecting conflict of interest and gift declarations from staff and board members is a regulatory requirement that currently consumes weeks of manual effort. Responses arrive through multiple channels, tracking is incomplete, and follow-up is inconsistent, creating compliance risk and audit gaps.
Automation sends declaration requests to all required parties, tracks responses automatically, sends reminders to non-responders, and consolidates all submissions into a single register.
Key features:
Send declaration requests to all staff and board members on a single schedule
Track response status automatically and identify non-responders without manual checking
Send reminder emails to staff who have not yet submitted their declarations
Consolidate all responses into a master register with no manual data entry
Flag potential conflicts and gifts for legal review and escalation
Create a complete audit trail with timestamps for every submission and action
The issues teams report most often with this process
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Friction point
Companies Report This
1
Manual response tracking
Compliance officer must manually check email and spreadsheets daily to identify who has submitted, creating delays and incomplete records.
80%
2
Inconsistent follow-up
Non-responders are chased manually and inconsistently, resulting in lower response rates and incomplete declarations.
67%
3
Data consolidation errors
Manual copying of responses from email and attachments into the register introduces duplicates, missing data, and formatting inconsistencies.
53%
4
Weak audit trail
Manual processes leave no timestamped record of who submitted when, making regulatory audits difficult and incomplete.
40%
5
Slow conflict identification
Legal counsel must manually review all declarations to spot conflicts, delaying escalation and board sign-off.
26%
DisclaimerAll data is based on anonymized FullSpec mapping sessions and proprietary industry research. Learn more
Automation readiness
How well-suited this process is for automation
Process Pain Score™Manual tracking across email, attachments, and forms creates bottlenecks and.
9.1/ 10
AI Fit Rating™Structured form collection, response tracking, and conflict pattern detection.
8.6/ 10
Automation Lift Index™Automation eliminates manual data entry, chasing, and consolidation while.
8.4/ 10
Hidden Overhead™Context switching between email, spreadsheets, and forms, plus regulatory.
7.1/ 10
How The Automation Works
The full workflow, from trigger to completion.
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1. Disclosure Period Triggeredtrigger
Scheduled quarterly or annual disclosure period begins, or a new hire is added to the system. The automation is triggered by a calendar event or a manual webhook.
2. Fetch Staff List from HR System
Automation retrieves the current list of all staff, board members, and contractors from the HR system or a designated Google Sheet. The list is deduplicated and validated.
3. Send Disclosure Form
A personalised disclosure form link is sent to each person on the list. The form captures name, role, declared conflicts, gifts, and sign-off date.
4. Monitor Form Submissions
Responses are automatically collected. The automation tracks submission status and identifies non-responders in real time.
5. Send Automated Reminders
After 5 days, a reminder is automatically sent to anyone who has not yet submitted. A second reminder is sent after 10 days if still no response.
6. Consolidate Responses to Register
All form responses are automatically appended to the master conflict of interest and gift register. Timestamps and submission status are recorded.
7. Flag Potential Conflicts
Automation scans declarations for keywords and patterns that may indicate a conflict or gift requiring review. Flagged items are highlighted in the register and a notification is sent to legal counsel.
8. Notify Compliance Team
A summary notification is sent to the compliance team with submission statistics, non-responder list, and any flagged items requiring manual review.
Everything you need to know before mapping this process.
The system automatically identifies non-responders and sends reminder emails at scheduled intervals. The compliance officer can also manually trigger additional reminders or escalate to management if needed.