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OEDSA Conference September 2015
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This presentation will focus on: 1) The programs and features that are currently implemented in USAS-R, with special highlight on changes made for USAS-R 2) Related features that are built into the database model for future implementation. 3) Demo of new user interface
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Currently importing nearly all USAS data ◦ Includes importing of all USAS users Full control over both the export and the import process allows for a simple, seamless process
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Support for the existing SOAP Service used by various 3 rd party vendors has been built into USAS-R This will allow 3 rd party vendors to continue integrating as they are now with little or no changes. Later they will be migrated to a new service that matches the new database model.
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We are using a new web framework that allows a better user experience Behaves more like a desktop application Provides more flexibility ◦ Customizable grid columns, order of columns, sorting by multiple columns, in-column filtering of results in addition to advanced/expert query Lazy-loads data at bottom instead of paging
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Few accumulated amounts stored in database ◦ Calculated “on the fly” from underlying transactions ◦ Will eliminate balancing issues Fully integrated XREF codes Supports flexible Appropriation accounts Valid account codes now loaded and all account validations being done
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Budget and Expenditure Account info split in Database Model Will allow for more flexible budgeting later ◦ Multiple Expenditure Accounts assigned to single “budget” Budgeting will be transaction based; currently enter additions/deductions as you do now and transactions are created in the database Database Model allows for NYProposed for multiple fiscal years and multiple scenarios
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New Project option written to define each project Currently imported based on cash level Project-to-Date flags, and can assign/re- assign specific cash account to the Project Later, will be able to attach any budgets and anticipated revenues to the project; will not have to be cash-account specific
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Limited support added for multiple “Locations” New Default Payment Type field ◦ Check, Electronic, ACH ◦ Memo vendors will be imported as Electronic ◦ No longer need to use specific range for memo vendors Multi-vendor flag eliminated ◦ Can now create purchase order with no vendor ◦ Can assign prior to invoicing or use as multi-vendor po Supports entry of ACH fields from VENSCN via an optional ACH module
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Vendor/Account not required ◦ District can optionally require via Rule Requisition Category split ◦ Separate fields for Category & Template ◦ Category is now a Custom Field Mass Convert option written
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Items split into items and charges, will allow later enhancements: ◦ Eliminate current restrictions on split items ◦ Allow for more flexible charging, percentages, etc. Database model set up to allow multiple requisitions to be converted to one Purchase Order (not yet implemented)
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Optional module written to replace USACON option for tracking requisitioned amounts Includes balance check rules to include or exclude pre-encumbrance amounts
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Optional Requisition Approval module written that mimics Classic “Using Requisition Approval” functionality Full workflow based requisition approval module will be written later
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Database model was updated to allow for later enhancements ◦ Supplier Invoice # tied to Vendor instead of P.O. Invoice # can’t be re-used for same vendor Same invoice # can be used for multiple po’s ◦ Memo Invoices ◦ Invoice Adjustment items added
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New option which shows all outstanding invoices, used for posting disbursements Currently has Detail (item) and Vendor tabs Can create separate check for each Vendor or for each Invoice Will use Default Payment Type from Vendor, no separate memo vs. regular runs needed Physical check number assigned at print ◦ Allows for multiple posting runs followed by single printing run
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New Disbursement option written Types are now Accounts Payable, Refund, Payroll No Vendor or P.O. needed for Payroll checks Options written to resequence, void, reconcile, unreconcile
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Can currently print a simple check format, needs more work to be fully functional Initial plan is to support customizable printing of pre-printed laser checks Later, intention is to also support customizable printing onto blank check stock Creation of XML file is currently in-progress
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New screen to set up information on bank accounts ◦ Account number ◦ Description ◦ Start and Stop Date ◦ Custom Fields Select bank account when processing payables No longer has to be tied to the cash account
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No significant changes currently Later, vendor will be optional for Refund checks; will be able to just specify Payee name and address
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New option written which replaces ACTMOD Distribution/Error Correction option and use of +/- reduction of expenditures for corrections Supports both expenditure and revenue accounts No PO or Check needed Amounts entered as +/- with account Account entry box ◦ Single box instead of each dimension ◦ Automatically filters by account/xref/description
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Integration will be handled via a web service call New “Pending Transactions” option was written; will show transactions received from USPS (and maybe other systems later) USAS User will be able to validate, post, or reject the pending transactions Can currently post payroll, voids, & unvoids
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New option written to replace USASDAT/USASEC account filters A filter can be attached to one or more users No longer need to match the username Will be imported initially from USASEC filters
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Every transaction is assigned a posting period based on its date Can have multiple open periods, with one “Current” period Can begin posting transactions before closing out prior month Can post adjustments to prior month/fy New option written which allows opening, closing and setting periods to current
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Currently available via Detail Reports only Journal Entries that reflect all affect on cash are automatically posted from transactions ◦ Receipts ◦ Refunds ◦ Disbursements ◦ Distributions Currently Cash only, but allows flexibility for other types of journals later if needed
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Allows you to define your own fields and attach to any primary data type Various types: ◦ Text, Code, Money, Number, Date, Date/Time, WebAddress, Email, User, Boolean (True/False) Code – Can enter valid values, becomes dropdown list Boolean – Will be shown as a checkbox Some classic fields changed to Custom Fields ◦ Can disable if you don’t use them and get them off of your screens
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Control order of field: For each field you can: Enable/Disable: Include in Query or Grid: Group together in screens: Specify label to use: Specify property name Specify type of field: Specify Parent object:
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Allows each school to customize the actual behavior of their own system, including… ◦ Custom Validations, using both standard and custom fields ◦ Custom Notifications, i.e. send an email or Twitter notification when a particular event occurs ◦ Updating of fields when an event occurs Most initial default validation rules are done
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District has much more control over which users can see what types of data District defines Roles with desired Permissions Permissions are defined by the software ◦ Each data type has at least: Create, Update, Delete, Read, Report One or more roles are assigned to each user Initial Roles will mimic Classic security id’s
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Flexible report writer written ◦ User interface improved ◦ All data types, all related properties ◦ Multiple views of some (e.g., header vs. item) ◦ Supports Sorts, control breaks, sum/min/max/ave ◦ Flexible selection criteria ◦ Multiple output types supported PDF, CSV, Excel, html, text, XML, jasper ◦ Portrait or Landscape, various paper sizes ◦ Save/Recall report settings Will still need to write some “canned” reports
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Organization – Basic district data OPU’s – Same as Classic Module Configuration - Maintain config data Modules – View/Manage Modules DBA – Database Queries and Backup Monitor – events, slow queries, exceptions
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