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Liberate with SIMS – maximising efficiencies Ian Romeo-Smith, Principal Product Manager
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Salary Projections Paying suppliers by BACS Trading electronically Achieving efficiencies
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Staffing is the largest budget within schools ~80%+ Generated from data already held within Personnel Personnel data accurate due to School Workforce Census Contracts Allowances National Insurance Superannuation Interface with multi-year budgeting software FPS Chart of Accounts from FMS Contractual data from Personnel Write back of budgets into FMS Additional licences required Salary Projections
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Demonstration of generating Salary Projections Salary Projections
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Existing functionality – no additional charge / licence FMS generates a BACSTEL-IP file Ability to email BACS Remittances to suppliers – reducing postage Ability to determine payment date Ability to create file in advance – holidays periods Ability to “mask” bank details if desired Modern method of paying suppliers Reduce bank reconciliation time Recognised by majority of High Street banks Capita SIMS offers a BACS bureau service Paying suppliers by BACS
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BankNotes / configuration within FMS BarclaysNone CoopFinance Manager utility from the Coop HSBCRequires Service User Number (SUN) Lloyds TSBRemove Header and Trailer records NAT West - PayAwayNone Nat West – BanklineRequires.TXT file extension
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Demonstration of sending BACS Remittances and via email Paying suppliers by BACS
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Paying suppliers by BACS efficiencies £ Stationery & Printing (~ cost of a pre-printed cheque) 0.30 Folding and insertion ( admin time) 0.20 Envelope 0.02 Postage (second class) 0.50 Total cost 1.02 Example - cost of paying 50 suppliers on a cheque run~50.00 Example - cost of paying 50 suppliers via BACS - 18p per transaction. 9.00 Saving per payment run 41.00 Savings per year (£41 per payment run x 12 months) ~ 500.00 Note – some organisation charge a file charge as well
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Only School accounting system with interface with OPEN Established for 5 years Used widely within Wales Trading electronically - OPEN
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Electronic Trading OPENal Supplier Enquiry Content Order All Authorised Orders – Catalogue and Free Text Orders Electronic Invoice / Credit Notes for Content, Catalogue and Free Text Orders Remittance emailed to supplier Delivery Note Payment transferred to Bank
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Purchase Orders: Per PO: Catalogue browsing & searching£ 7.00 Per PO: Electronic approval workflow £14.00 Per PO: Electronic order delivery£ 3.50 Per PO: Integration with finance application£ 7.00 Total potential VFM saving per purchase order £ 31.50 Invoices: Per Invoice: Goods receipting£ 3.50 Per Invoice: Electronic invoice delivery£ 2.50 Per Invoice: Electronic invoice matching£ 2.50 Per Invoice: Electronic payment£ 1.00 Total potential VFM saving per invoice£ 9.50 Total £ 41.00 eTrading for Schools – Benefits: Financial savings associated with each element of process automation Transactional Benefits:
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Generate Salary Projections from data held in Personnel Consider paying suppliers via BACS Consider trading electronically No additional costs to use this functionality Summary
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