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This article will instruct on how to add process control to a Compliance Process record. 

Process Control is the given name of the Compliance Process task. Adding Process Control tasks help to maintain Compliance items. Process Controls can be scheduled cyclic, or on an Adhoc manual schedule.

<a href="" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Access the Compliance Processes list page.</a>

Click on a Compliance Process record in the list to open the The ‘Compliance Process’ page. Click the Process Controls tab. Click the New Process icon 1.

The <code>New Task</code> window displays. Enter the required fields on the <code>Details</code>tab. (See The Details tab elements for more information on each field.) Then click the <code>Schedule</code> tab. Enter the required fields on the <code>Schedule</code> tab. Click the Save icon 1 to save this new Task. (Or, click the Cancel icon 2 to stop adding the new Task.)

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The new Task is displayed in the ‘Process Control’ list 1.

Note: If the task was created ‘Inactive’, use the status filter 2 to display the record.

1. <a href="" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Access the Compliance Processes list page.</a>
2. Click on a Compliance Process record in the list to open the The ‘Compliance Process’ page. Click the Process Controls tab. Click the New Process icon 1.

3. The <code>New Task</code> window displays. Enter the required fields on the <code>Details</code>tab. (See The Details tab elements for more information on each field.) Then click the <code>Schedule</code> tab. Enter the required fields on the <code>Schedule</code> tab. Click the Save icon 1 to save this new Task. (Or, click the Cancel icon 2 to stop adding the new Task.)
 
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4. The new Task is displayed in the ‘Process Control’ list 1.
 
 Note: If the task was created ‘Inactive’, use the status filter 2 to display the record.