EngineB Audit, Tax and Property Common Data Models
Common Data Model
A Common Data Model provides shared data language for business and analytical applications to use. The Common Data Model allows apps to integrate and share data with each other without the need for sizable, custom integration - providing a centralised point where systems can come together and connect, thus sharing information which was once divided by a digital language barrier.
These Common Data Models are dynamic and we will continue to update them as new use cases are developed, with further versions of each added to this site as released.
Audit CDM v2.0 The Audit CDM provides the ability to integrate and share data across various accounting and audit platforms – providing a transparency of information and key concepts.
Release notes for v2.0:
- All dates updated to DateTime format
- Blank descriptions filled
- Descriptions edited for accuracy
- Fields added to retain consistency with AICPA model
- New entities added to incorporate accounts payables and receivables listings and customer/supplier balances
Audit CDM v1.2
The Audit CDM provides the ability to integrate and share data across various accounting and audit platforms – providing a transparency of information and key concepts. Engine B has successfully mapped accounting and audit entities of structured and unstructured data from multiple platforms providing the basis for key analysis to help determine inconsistencies and for visual representation - examples include anomaly detection and knowledge graphs respectively. Updated the Audit CDM to include the Data Dictionary for the entities.
Tax CDM v1.0
The Tax CDM is similar to the Audit CDM but has been created for usage across tax based platforms. Engine B worked with tax experts to map the entities relevant for further analytical work on tax use cases.
Property/Real Estate CDM v1.0
This Common Data Model is for use cases that involve the concept of a property or real estate. Engine B worked alongside the University of Birmingham Law School, OSCRE and SALI in the development of this data model. We aim to further develop this CDM over the coming months to take account for entities relevant to use cases beyond the predominantly legal-property based ones to date.
CDM Schema Visualiser
In order to view the CDM in a Navigator, please download the relevant CDM folder and click on the below URL and click on Load from files to point out the manifest file from AuditCDM folder. It would then open the CDM Entities and Attributes with thier Properties.