Veterans Affairs Canada Audit of Centralized Mail - April 2017

Veterans Affairs Canada Audit of Centralized Mail - April 2017 The Centralized Mail initiative was designed in 2011 to direct all incoming Veteran documents to a central location in order to reduce Veteran and staff confusion resulting from multiple address choices. The Centralized Mail project commenced in 2011 and was fully operational by April 1, 2016. Through a partnership with Public Services and Procurement Canada in Matane, QC, (PSPC Matane) documents are received there, digitized and uploaded to the Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) Client Service Delivery Network (CSDN) system. Approximately 1.5 million pages of mail were scanned in the 2015-16 fiscal year. The objectives of this audit were to assess the adequacy of the management control framework, assess compliance with VAC’s guidelines and business processes, and confirm turnaround times and identify opportunities to improve efficiency. 2022-02-24 Veterans Affairs Canada vac.opengovernment-gouvernementouvert.acc@canada.ca Government and PoliticsVeterans Affairs CanadaVACInternal auditingEvaluationCentralized mailVeterans Audit of Centralized Mail - April 2017HTML https://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/about-us/reports/departmental-audit-evaluation/2017-audit-centralized-mail Audit of Centralized Mail - April 2017HTML https://www.veterans.gc.ca/fra/about-us/reports/departmental-audit-evaluation/2017-audit-centralized-mail Audit of Centralized Mail - April 2017PDF https://www.veterans.gc.ca/pdf/deptReports/2017-audit-centralized-mail/2017-audit-centralized-mail.pdf Audit of Centralized Mail - April 2017PDF https://www.veterans.gc.ca/pdf/deptReports/2017-audit-centralized-mail/2017-audit-centralized-mail_f.pdf

The Centralized Mail initiative was designed in 2011 to direct all incoming Veteran documents to a central location in order to reduce Veteran and staff confusion resulting from multiple address choices. The Centralized Mail project commenced in 2011 and was fully operational by April 1, 2016. Through a partnership with Public Services and Procurement Canada in Matane, QC, (PSPC Matane) documents are received there, digitized and uploaded to the Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) Client Service Delivery Network (CSDN) system. Approximately 1.5 million pages of mail were scanned in the 2015-16 fiscal year.

The objectives of this audit were to assess the adequacy of the management control framework, assess compliance with VAC’s guidelines and business processes, and confirm turnaround times and identify opportunities to improve efficiency.

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