San Marcos CFS Implementation/Migration

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Module Leads Co-Leads

Purchasing David Taylor Bella Newberg

Accounts Payable Becky Henwood

Billing/Accounts Receivable

Alma McFarland

General Ledger – ActualsGeneral Ledger – Budget

Karen BaldygaLiz Rojas

Diana CummingBrenda Martin

Data Warehouse Liz Rojas Tina Griffith

Functional/Technical Support

Rhyan Rana Chris ManeseTravis Honeycutt

Project Lead Chris Lambert Dan Zorn

Io Consultant Brenda Miller Elaine Kist

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CFS – Common Financial System Database Consolidation

23 separate databases consolidated to one Software is still Oracle (PeopleSoft)

System-wide Chartfield definitions San Marcos meets system-wide definition

Common modifications Chargeback, Procard, Fiscal Authority, AR

Customer Billing Upload, Open PO Report, Data Warehouse

Replace nVision 3

General Changes

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No Changes affecting Systems Users: Chartfields Procard Requisitions Fiscal Authority Accounts Payable invoicing Account Receivable customer invoicing Fixed Asset tracking and reporting

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Changes affecting Systems Users: Logging into PeopleSoft User ID’s have changed Favorites Run Controls Reporting

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Purchasing

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Purchasing Changes: Manually re-enter open POs with balances

March 14th to 31st

Reentered POs in CFS (Data Warehouse) - same PO number as legacy (nVision)

Emergency Requisitions – email Procurement Services procurementservices@csusm.edu

Run Open PO Report Legacy – April 1, 2011 CFS – April 1, 2011

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Open PO Report

Adobe Acrobat Document

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Accounts Payable

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Accounts Payable Changes: Invoice/voucher detail

Prior to April 1, 2011 – Legacy (nVision) Direct pays submitted by noon March 28th

After April 1, 2011 – CFS (Data Warehouse)

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Billing/Accounts Receivable

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Billing/Accounts Receivables Changes:

Customer numbers Leading zeros drop off in CFS

Customer invoice detail Prior to April 1, 2011 – Legacy (nVision) After April 1, 2011 – CFS (Data Warehouse)

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General LedgerActuals / Budget

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Actuals / Budget Changes: All transaction detail

Prior to April 1, 2011 – Legacy (nVision) After April 1, 2011 – CFS (Data Warehouse)

Data Conversion Legacy

Detail data prior to April 1, 2011 No transactions after April 1, 2011

CFS Monthly summary totals July 2010 to March 31,

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Data Warehouse

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Reporting Changes: nVision will remain for the Legacy

database only Reports will be obtained through the Data

Warehouse in the CFS database

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The Finance Data Warehouse is the term that refers to the new financial reporting system we will be using.

The Data Warehouse is comprised of several components: The data warehouse data tables The report development tool The reports & dashboards

FYI: The Finance Data Warehouse will replace the existing nVision reports & drill downs

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Dashboard Overview: The Finance data warehouse contains

two dashboards: Manage My Budget Operations

FYI: This information will be covered in the Finance data warehouse training

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Finance data warehouse homepage

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Sample of DFA (like) report (sign up for training to learn how to run this report)

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Training registration - HR Training database – April 20th to May 13th

Sign up for training sessions by logging into HR and clicking on the Self Service link

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Who to Contact for Help: Systems/Technical – sod@csusm.edu

System performance, locked processes, etc. Accounting – accounting@csusm.edu

Expense transfers, salary adjustments, chargebacks, etc.

Budget – lrojas@csusm.edu or bmartin@csusm.edu Budget transactions, etc.

Procard – pcard@csusm.edu Access, purchase limits, lost/stolen cards, etc

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Who to Contact for Help (continued): Purchasing/Requisitions –

procurementservices@csusm.edu Requisitions, contracts, hospitality, etc.

Accounts Payable – accountspayable@csusm.edu Travel, vendor invoices, payments, etc.

Data Warehouse – datawarehouse@csusm.edu Reports, access, etc.

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San Marcos CFS Implementation/Migration

Questions?

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