Best Event-Based notifications for Sox Complience?

We are looking for the best way to send notifications to various people to comply with sox controls. For instance, we need to send certain data when and employee is terminated, hired, changes jobs, locations or supervisors. We have considered Alerts, but they are very generic and cannot be formatted, unless someone has additional information. Is there a way to format an alert message?
Another option, possibly using Life Event Checklists, not sure if we can provide employee data in the notifications to satisfy the requirement. Is there a way to pull in a message that contains employee specific data?
All information is appreciated.
Thank you,
Patty

Hi Patty,
If you're using 12.1, you can try Checklists.
Everything explained in detail :
Understanding and Using Life Event Checklists in Oracle HRMS R12 [ID 740618.1]
Another option is to use an audit tool( audit-trial or a third-party solution)
You can audit all the data and then base your reports on the audit data.
Audit Trial - http://oracle.anilpassi.com/audit-trail-in-oracle-hrms.html
Third-party tools - http://www.caosys.com/csaudit.php
Cheers,
Vignesh

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