Challenge + Solution

Solving Exam Prep Takes Too Long with Evidence Capture Automation

Financial institutions spend an average of 3-5 weeks scrambling to prepare for regulatory examinations. This isn't due to lack of compliance. It's because evidence is scattered across emails, spreadsheets, shared drives, and multiple systems. When examiners request documentation, teams waste valuable time hunting for proof that work was actually completed. Here's how evidence capture automation addresses this challenge directly.

The Challenge: Exam Prep Takes Too Long

Evidence scattered across multiple systems
No single source of truth for completed work
Last-minute scramble to compile documentation
Key personnel pulled from daily operations
Risk of missing critical evidence

The Real Costs

  • 3-5 weeks of team time per exam
  • Diverted attention from core compliance work
  • Increased risk of findings due to incomplete evidence
  • Consultant fees for exam preparation support

From Challenge to Solution

Leading institutions are moving to continuous evidence capture, where proof of work is collected automatically as tasks are completed, not reconstructed weeks later.

The Solution: Evidence Capture Automation

Every compliance task completed in Canarie generates timestamped evidence automatically. No more screenshots, email confirmations, or manual logs. Evidence is linked to the underlying policy, immutable, and ready for examiner review.

Automatic timestamp on all work
Policy-to-evidence linking
Immutable audit trail
Supporting document attachment
Evidence export in examiner-ready formats

Benefits of Evidence Capture Automation

Eliminate manual evidence collection

Examiner-ready documentation

Complete audit trail for every task

Reduced compliance findings

Results You Can Expect

Eliminated

Manual evidence work

100%

Evidence completeness

Zero

Audit trail gaps

Frequently Asked Questions

Stop Struggling with Exam Prep Takes Too Long

See how evidence capture automation can transform your compliance operations.