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Overview

The Actions Register is the master list of every action in your organisation. Use it to find specific actions, review their status, and navigate to individual action records for editing or follow-up. From the sidebar, expand Actions Register and click Register.
Actions Register showing the searchable table of all actions

How to use it

Searching and filtering

  • Search box — type any keyword to search across all action fields
  • Column filters — use the filter row beneath the column headers to narrow by Title, Type, Owner, Status, or other fields
  • Dropdown filters — the dropdowns above the table let you filter by Business Unit, Team, and Entity before the table loads

Understanding the columns

ColumnWhat it shows
TitleThe action name — click it to open the full Action Card
TypeThe action type (e.g., Remediation, Improvement, Compliance)
OwnerThe person responsible for completing the action
StatusThe current status of the action (e.g., Open, In Progress, Closed)
Due DateWhen the action is expected to be completed
EntityThe legal entity this action belongs to

Action buttons

The icons in the top-right corner of the register give you quick access to:
  • Add new action (green plus icon) — creates a new action record
  • Export (download icon) — export the current view to a spreadsheet
  • Print — generate a printable version of the register

Pagination

Use the Previous / Next buttons and the rows-per-page dropdown (10, 25, 50, 100) to navigate through large lists.

Tips & Tricks

Combine column filters with the global search for precise results. For example, filter by Entity first, then search for a keyword in the action title.
Click any column header to sort the register by that field. Click again to reverse the sort order.
If you need to review all overdue actions, it may be quicker to use the Actions Dashboard and click the Overdue tile — it pre-filters for you.
The Actions Register follows the same layout as the Control Register and Indicators Register. The search and filter controls work identically across all registers.