RPAA Hub

Practical readiness resources for PSP teams—built alongside Finacly Guard.

What this hub is

A collection of practical checklists and resources designed to help PSP teams prepare for RPAA reporting, incident workflows, and safeguarding evidence requirements—built from real operator experience.

Checklists

Annual reporting readiness checklist

A structured checklist to prepare for annual RPAA reporting requirements.

Incident workflow checklist

Step-by-step guidance for structuring incident response workflows that meet RPAA requirements.

Safeguarding evidence checklist

Practical guidance on organizing and maintaining safeguarding evidence for defensible reporting.

Common pitfalls

Avoid these common mistakes that create compliance risk and reporting chaos.

Leaving evidence collection until the last minute
Many teams wait until reporting deadlines approach before gathering evidence. This creates gaps, inconsistencies, and defensibility issues. Start collecting evidence continuously as you operate.
Incomplete reconciliation documentation
Reconciliation evidence often lacks clear exception visibility, ownership, and supporting artifacts. Ensure each reconciliation includes clear exception handling, timestamps, and decision records.
Fragmented incident response workflows
Incident timelines, decisions, and supporting evidence are often scattered across emails, tickets, and documents. Structure incident workflows with clear ownership and defensible timelines from day one.
Missing audit trail continuity
Evidence packs lack clear traceability showing who did what, when, and why. Maintain audit trails that survive handoffs, vendor changes, and team growth.
Inconsistent reporting formats
Each reporting cycle requires reformatting and rework because evidence isn't structured consistently. Standardize evidence organization and reporting outputs to reduce rework.
Partner scrutiny unpreparedness
Due diligence requests trigger last-minute scrambles because artifacts aren't organized and narratives aren't clear. Maintain readiness with organized evidence and clear documentation.