Entities - Basics
How can the user access the Entities Module?
- The user can navigate to the module by selecting "Entities" from the main menu.
What information is displayed in the data grid?
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The entities data grid presents a list of all entities along with their attributes, based on the selected client and the applied global and local filters.
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Filtering Criteria: The displayed entities are based on the selected tax year, scenario, and "As of Date."
What features are available in the entities data grid?
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Users can drag column headers (e.g., Entity ID, "Status") into this area to group rows by the values in that column.

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Once a column header is dropped into the grouping area, grid organizes the data into collapsible groups based on the column value.

- Additional features include column sorting, filtering, rearranging columns, and resizing columns
What permissions are required to view or manage entities?
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Viewing Entities: All users have permission to view entities.
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Adding/Editing Entities: All users, except those with read-only access, can add or edit entities in Compliance Cloud.
How to search for a specific entity in the Entities Module?
- Users can utilize the global search feature to find specific entities within the data grid.
How does the global filter affect the displayed entities?
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Data retrieval in the grid is determined by both global and local filter settings.
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The local filters within the entities screen reflect the applied global filters.
What are the available local filters, and how do they work?
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The three available local filters are Tax Year, Scenario, and As of Date.
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These filters are single-select and default to the values applied through the global filter.
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The local filters display the tax years and scenarios that are assigned to the user.
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Once a selection is changed, the grid updates accordingly.
What is the purpose of the "Actions" column?
- The "Actions" column allows users to manage entity records by providing options to view and edit them.
How to export entity data?
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Users can export data by selecting the "Export to XLSX" option from the menu (sandwich icon).
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The exported file contains the exported data, exactly as it appears in the data grid.
Who can add a new entity?
- Users with edit permissions (excluding read-only users) can add entities.
How can an entity be added in Compliance Cloud?
- Click the menu icon (sandwich icon) in the top-right corner of the Entities module and select "Add Entity."
What information is required to add a new entity?
Mandatory fields include Entity ID and Entity Name. Legal Entity Type, Country Incorporated, Acquisition Date.
How to add a new entity in Compliance Cloud?
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Navigate to the Entities Module
- Click on the Entities tab from the main menu.
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Access the Add Entity Form
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Click the menu icon (sandwich icon) in the top-right corner.
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Select "Add Entity".
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Enter Entity Details
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Fill in required fields such as:
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Entity ID (mandatory)
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Entity Name (mandatory)
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Legal Entity Type
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Country Incorporated
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Acquisition Date
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Effective Date
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Proceed to Additional Information
- Navigate through tabs such as Entity Types, Incorporation Details, and Key Dates to provide further details.
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Save the Entity
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Click Continue to proceed.
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Review the information and submit the form to add the entity into Compliance Cloud.
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Is there an option to bulk import multiple entities instead of adding them manually?
- Yes, the "Import Entities" option allows bulk uploading of entity records.
What information is displayed when viewing an entity.?
- Entity details include sections such as General Information, Ownership, Documents, and Custom Attributes.
How to edit an existing entity?
- Navigate to the Entities landing screen and select the Edit Entity option under the Actions column.
Which fields can be modified when editing an entity under General Information?
- All fields are editable except the Entity ID.
How can a user save changes after editing an entity?
- After making edits, users can save their changes by selecting the Save option from the entity header
