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In the model policies, what is the difference between published date, revised date, and reviewed date?
A published date indicates the date that a policy was first created and added to CU PolicyPro. If model content includes a published date, this means the model content was added to CU PolicyPro on that date and has not yet had any revisions. Once a revision is made, the published date will be removed and a revised date included.
A revised date shows the last time the model content was changed or updated.
A reviewed date indicates that the content has not been revised in quite some time, but that the content has been reviewed and is still correct, and does not need a revision. Not all policies have a reviewed date, just those that have not needed a revision in several years.
If you need more information or have additional questions, please contact the CU PolicyPro support team at policysupport@cusolutionsgroup.com.
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