IT Controls Integrated into Internal Control Evaluations Explain input controls
The control procedures designed to assure that the organization fully captures all the transactions between itself and another entity, and to properly record those transactions, are referred to as input controls.
Input controls are designed to ensure that authorized transactions are correct, complete, and recorded in a timely fashion and that only authorized transactions exist. They include:
* Input validation tests
* Self-checking digits
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