Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer program products for migrating a system from a legacy platform to a replacement platform. Input data is provided to the legacy and replacement platforms during a dual-run phase of migration, and documents in a legacy database and a replacement database updated independently based thereon. In response to a document in the replacement database being updated, an image of the document is captured in an envelope to maintain a history of the document. During the dual-run phase, documents may be migrated from the legacy database to the replacement database, and captured as images in envelopes in the replacement database. Images of migrated documents may be compared to images of native documents to validate the replacement platform. Migrated documents may be cleansed, and native documents may be filtered or merged with migrated documents based on the comparison. Migrated or native documents may then be selected as master documents.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer program products for automated task handling. A task handling module receives data defining a plurality of tasks relating to resolution of a revenue accounting issue. For each task, the module determines to which of a plurality of inboxes arranged in a hierarchical electronic filing system the task should be dispatched. This determination may be based on matching a user or team profile to data in a task template associated with the task. The module may determine an urgency for each task, and select the order in which tasks are resolved based the urgency. The module may select resolved tasks for validation based on an expected impact of validating the task, and to maintain a broad sample of validated tasks. Historical data relating to resolution and validation of tasks may be stored in a database to provide key performance indicators and to determine validation selection parameters.