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The company is based in Atlanta, Georgia, and its CEO is Patrick Taylor.
Oversight Systems is owner of a patent pending, the Collaborative Reasoning Engine (CORE), which applies business integrity checks to apply auditing and consulting industry "best practice".
Oversight Systems are part of the continuous monitoring (CM) industry. They use a three-part product platform - Continuous Auditing, Continuous Controls Monitoring, and Continuous Transaction Monitoring - and an adaptable eight-stage implementation process to address their customer's needs. Oversight RTI searches for duplicate payments at the voucher level and generates a report of errors, leaks, and possible fraud within the system and provides continuous downloads of new transactions, enabling near real-time monitoring.
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