These slides are from BCS Prosoft's Deltek Vision User Group Meeting that covered Advanced Financial Reporting, BizInsights by Biznet, and 5 Tips & Tricks to help you get the most out of Deltek Vision. For a list of our upcoming Deltek Vision UGMs in San Antonio, Houston, Denver, Honolulu, and web-based UGM visit http://www.bcsprosoft.com/events/user-group-meetings/
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• Information is first loaded into memory
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In-Memory Analytics (How it works)
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Editor's Notes
You can set up as many account group tables as you need. Each table provides Vision with one scheme for grouping accounts for financial reporting purposes. You can group accounts differently on different reports and change your groupings from year to year. For example, your firm wants to present the Income Statement with varying levels of detail to three different audiences — the bank, board members, and partners. You can create three different account group tables, and reference each different table when running each report. In Vision, you can create reports that compare fiscal data between fiscal quarters, years, and periods.
Most clients dump the data from Vision P&L and/or Balance Sheet to excel to created customize reports Provides flexibility when you customize your General Ledger reports and using the Summary table allows to build specialized calculations beyond the out of the box Income Statement You can restrict who can add, delete, update and change group tables based on their Role based on the : Record Level View and Record Level Update . The account group tables that you have Record Level View access to determines the account group tables that are available to you in the General Ledger and Consolidated General Ledger reporting applications. The account group tables that you have Record Level Update access to determines the account group tables that are available to you Access rights are set by a system administrator
Although there are several accounting reports under the ‘Accounting’ menu in reports these 2 reports require specialized configuration and set-up. The Cash Flow Forecast report assists you (the client) to - Determine if sufficient funds are available from financing activities. - Show funds generated from all sources. - Show how funds are applied - for example, the Cash Flow Forecast report can show if there is enough cash to pay suppliers' bills and also pay bank loans, interest, and dividends. - Show future cash flow but only if a General Ledger Budget is set-up for the particular fiscal year. The Cash Flow Statement focuses on liquidity. It records your company's cash transactions (inflow and outflow) for the accounting period range or year that you specify. The Cash Flow Statement meets GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) guidelines. The following are typical uses of the Cash Flow Statement: - To compare cash flow from one calendar or fiscal year to another - To compare the current quarter cash flow to that from previous quarters - To provide documentation to present to a bank (for example, when requesting a loan)
These may not be well known or frequently used but very helpful reports. The File Rec report shows you at a glance if there is a difference between - The General Ledger Balance Sheet accounts and Subledgers, specifically A/R, A/P and Unbilled (especially if you are using Revenue Generation). Common causes for a difference are: JEs to mapped accounts and other prohibited entries such as a Cash Receipt to the mapped A/R account without referencing an invoice number or a Cash Disbursement to the mapped A/P account. If a difference is found it should be corrected. - The General Ledger Income Statement accounts and their subledgers. If there is a discrepancy in the Income Statement Accounts then most likely there is a tolerance as well. - This report is fiscal period specific. The Tolerance Report is a troubleshooting report to identify why there is a tolerance on your Balance sheet. - This report will show you the posting sequence number and period which created the issue. - Most common causes are an incomplete posting or manual entries to history loading/account balances
Helpful for several reasons: Ease of updating one field in the infocenter for many records Download to excel many records Verification of data in one field for many records