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1 mSCOA Reporting and Data Strings GRAP, mSCOA and SCM Workshop
CEO (CCGS) : Walter Muwandi CA

2 Presentation Overview
mSCOA Reporting and Data Strings What – What - What? When should they be submitted. Validations to be passed? How – Method Preventive Measures Early Detection

3 Presentation Overview
mSCOA Reporting and Data Strings What – What - What? When How

4 What needs to be submitted What format should it be in
What - What - What mSCOA Reporting and Data Strings What needs to be submitted What format should it be in What validations should it meet

5 What Needs to be Submitted
mSCOA Reporting and Data Strings

6 What Needs to be Submitted
mSCOA Reporting and Data Strings OSB – Statement of Financial performance (operating budget) Muncde_OSB_ccyy_Y.xls CA – Capital acquisition budget Muncde_CA_ccyy_Y.xls CFB – Cash flow budget Muncde_CFB_ccyy_Y.xls GSR – Grants and subsidies received Muncde_GSR_ccyy_Y.xls GSG – Grants and subsidies given Muncde_GSG_ccyy_Y.xls BS – Statement of financial position (balance sheet) Muncde_BS_ccyy_Y.xls SP – Strategic plan (IDP to budget) Muncde_SP_ccyy_Y.xls AM – Asset Management return Muncde_AM_ccyy_Y.xls

7 What Needs to be Submitted
mSCOA Reporting and Data Strings CAAA – capital acquisition audit Muncde_CAAA_ccyy_Y.xls OSAA – operating audited Muncde_OSAA_ccyy_Y.xls BSA – balance sheet audited Muncde_BSA_ccyy_Y.xls CFAA – cash flow audited Muncde_CFAA_ccyy_Y.xls ACA – audited creditor analysis Muncde_ACA_ccyy_Y.xls ADA – audited debtor analysis Muncde_ADA_ccyy_Y.xls AMA – asset management audited Muncde_AMA_ccyy_Y.xls

8 What format should it be in?
mSCOA Reporting and Data Strings Below is an explanation of the matrix on the previous slide: Code Name Code Name Description and Content TABB Tabled Budget: The data file should include transactions for categories: TABB, ITY1] (Indicative Tabled Yr. 1), ITY2 (Indicative Tabled Yr. 2), and TM01 to TM12 (Projected tabled months 1 to 12) ORGB Original Budget: The data file should include transactions for categories: ORGB ORGB, IBY1 (Indicative Budget Yr. 1), IBY2 (Indicative Budget Yr. 2) and PM01 to PM12 (Projected original months 1 to 12) ADJB Adjusted Budget: The data file should include transactions for categories: ADJB, AM01 to AM12 (Projected adjusted months 1 to 12) 

9 What format should it be in?
mSCOA Reporting and Data Strings The format of the data extraction file transaction records,(data strings): Before the mSCOA data files can be moved from the LG Upload portal to the reporting tables, the data has to meet the following requirements: The data extraction file must be pipe delimited (|) No headings or column headings are allowed The 6 segments, i.e. Project, Function, Item, Fund, Costing and Region may be either in the form of the “GUID” or the “Long code” The detail line(row) must comprise of the following elements/data fields and must be in the following sequence: i. Demarcation code (This leading code identifies the transacting municipality) ii. Financial Year (The year, in which the financial period ends, for example, 2016/17 will be 2017) Transaction Category(Type of transaction provide for the distinction of financial transactions within periods in a particular financial year)

10 What format should it be in?
mSCOA Reporting and Data Strings Project segment (GUID or long code) Function segment (GUID or long code) Item segment (GUID or long code) Fund segment (GUID or long code) Costing segment (GUID or long code) Region segment (GUID or long code) Amount (Amount provides the monetary value of the transaction. Due to the closing balance requirements on control accounts, the amount should be informed by the net movement and will only balance to zero as per general ledger if closing balances are omitted. No cents are allowed in the amounts field, amounts should be rounded Credit amounts must have a preceding “-“ sign).

11 What format should it be in?
mSCOA Reporting and Data Strings

12 What validations should it meet?
Both Capital and Operational projects must be used

13 What validations should it meet?
Capital Projects can only have Item Non-Current Assets

14 What validations should it meet?
Operational projects not valid against acquisitions or additions (PO not valid against IA002 level acquisitions or additions)

15 What validations should it meet?
Oper Proj: Cost of Free Basic Services and Revenue Cost of Free Services and Property Rebates can only have Item Revenue or certain Item Assets

16 What validations should it meet?
Capital Projects can only have Item Non-Current Assets

17 What validations should it meet?
Remuneration of Councillors not against Mayor and Council (IE008 not against FX004)

18 What validations should it meet?
Bulk purchase electricity not against Electricity IE not against FX or FX )

19 What validations should it meet?
Bulk purchases water not against Water (IE not against FX or FX )

20 What validations should it meet?
Inventory consumed:Water not against Water (IE not against FX or FX )

21 What validations should it meet?
Default not valid (RX001 not valid)

22 What validations should it meet?
Sum of Charges and Recoveries (CO001 + CO002)

23 What validations should it meet?
Charges and Recoveries must balance (CO001 and CO002 must balance)

24 What validations should it meet?
Default Costing and default Expenditure not valid (CO003 and IE018 not valid)

25 What validations should it meet?
Default Costing and default Revenue not valid (CO003 and IR004 not valid)

26 What validations should it meet?
Small Differences Tolerances must be zero (IE must be zero)

27 What validations should it meet?
Other Validations Funding Check – Source and Type Virements within Vote and % Detailed IDP Project Changes Month End – Reporting Variances manual vs data string

28 When should they be submitted?
mSCOA Reporting and Data Strings

29 mSCOA Reporting and Data Strings
How - Method mSCOA Reporting and Data Strings Zero Based Budgeting from IDP – Budget – SDBIP = mSCOA Budget per Vote Compliant Budget through the use of Budgeting Tools with validations and checks Preventative measures File format Checks Balance Checks System Checks, Exceptions and Validations System is configured and customized to extract the data in required format. Report/Data Analysis Reviews on time (Month-end procedures with automatic period closure)

30 mSCOA Reporting and Data Strings
Early Detection mSCOA Reporting and Data Strings Systems Checks and Validations Exception Reporting, Dashboards and Analysis

31 Early Detection Dashboards - Sample

32 Early Detection Dashboards - Sample

33 Its not Over until its Over
After Submission Its not Over until its Over Please double check and confirm that files successfully uploaded and validated on the LG Upload Portal Ensure that when submitting you select the correct submission type, financial year, period and mSCOA guid/long code so that you do not affect file format checks

34 Its not Over until its Over
After Submission Its not Over until its Over

35 How it looks when all is well   
After Submission How it looks when all is well   

36 THE END

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