1. A computer-implemented method of designing business process controls utilizing a contextual mapping engine, the computer-implemented method comprising: receiving, in a computer system, a plurality of statements relating to one or more business process controls, each statement, in the plurality of statements, comprising at least one token; storing the plurality of statements in a repository of the computer system; comparing, using the contextual mapping engine in the computer system, a first statement of the plurality of statements with a second statement of the plurality of statements; generating, using the contextual mapping engine in the computer system, a matching score between the first statement and the second statement, the matching score being based on a total amount of unique tokens between the first statement and the second statement; removing the second statement of the plurality of statements from the repository if the matching score is above a particular threshold; generating a chart including a plurality of bubbles, generating the chart including: connecting a first bubble, of the plurality of bubbles, to a second bubble, of the plurality of bubbles, when the matching score is above the particular threshold, where a size of each bubble, of the plurality of bubbles, is based on a number of parameters relating to a particular business process control of the one or more business process controls; providing the chart, including the first bubble connected to the second bubble, for display to a user device; receiving, from the user device, a selection of a bubble of the plurality of bubbles; and providing, for display, information relating to the selected bubble, the information including parameters relating to a business process control of the one or more business process controls.
1. A computer-implemented method of designing business process controls utilizing a contextual mapping engine, the computer-implemented method comprising: receiving, in a computer system, a plurality of statements relating to one or more business process controls, each statement, in the plurality of statements, comprising at least one token; storing the plurality of statements in a repository of the computer system; comparing, using the contextual mapping engine in the computer system, a first statement of the plurality of statements with a second statement of the plurality of statements; generating, using the contextual mapping engine in the computer system, a matching score between the first statement and the second statement, the matching score being based on a total amount of unique tokens between the first statement and the second statement; removing the second statement of the plurality of statements from the repository if the matching score is above a particular threshold; generating a chart including a plurality of bubbles, generating the chart including: connecting a first bubble, of the plurality of bubbles, to a second bubble, of the plurality of bubbles, when the matching score is above the particular threshold, where a size of each bubble, of the plurality of bubbles, is based on a number of parameters relating to a particular business process control of the one or more business process controls; providing the chart, including the first bubble connected to the second bubble, for display to a user device; receiving, from the user device, a selection of a bubble of the plurality of bubbles; and providing, for display, information relating to the selected bubble, the information including parameters relating to a business process control of the one or more business process controls. 17. The method of claim 1 , further comprising: determining, utilizing the contextual mapping engine in the computer system, a number of matching tokens between the first statement and the second statement, where: the first statement comprises one or more first statement words; the second statement comprises one or more second statement words; each word, in the one or more first statement words and the one or more second statement words, comprises a token; the matching tokens include words that are synonyms; and the matching score is generated further based on the number of matching tokens between the first statement and the second statement.