Summary
ACC emphasizes linking back to source data when sending alerts. Having a source to check makes discussions with the responsible person more specific. An alert should not leave you guessing, and it must not become an accusation without sufficient evidence.

A common situation
Illustrative scenario: A manager receives a message saying an expense is unusual. With no date or document number, he has to call three people to find it. A good alert should shorten the path to verification, not add another round of questions.
Three steps you can try
- Require a code, date, and amount.
- Record why the item was flagged.
- Link back to the document so recipients can check it themselves.
What to remember
ACC emphasizes linking back to source data when sending alerts. Having a source to check makes discussions with the responsible person more specific. An alert should not leave you guessing, and it must not become an accusation without sufficient evidence.
This is a hypothetical illustration, not an ACC customer testimonial or project result.




