Release Notes: Version 5.6.0 - New Features & Enhancements

Administrator Module

Dashboard

Save button has been added for Charts datasets.

Clicking on Actuals or Fiscal set names, the user can choose which information he wants to see on the chart.  

Selecting the Save button - the crossed-out datasets will persist for the future logins of the user.



Financial Budgeting

Capture Currency - Fixed budget type

Capture Currency functionality was added for the Fixed budget type accounts.

The Capture Currency selected will become the initial currency displayed against the account when the ‘Capture Currency’ view is selected in Client.

Main > Currency > Exchange Rate

Admin users can indicate which currencies are applicable to Fixed Budget Type by selecting the appropriate switch.


When the user runs the Exchange rate recalc, the system will leave the Capture Currency unchanged, and recalculate all other currencies based on the exchange rate.

Exports > Financial > Cost Centre Account Value

When the user does not specify a particular currency to export, then for Fixed accounts, all stored currency records, which may include Company Currency, Cost Centre Currency, Reporting Currencies and Capture Currency will be exported.

Reports > Financial > Cost Centre Account Value

For Fixed accounts, the user will be able to view and export all stored currency records, which may include Company Currency, Cost Centre Currency, Reporting Currencies and Capture Currency.

Imports – Financial - Cost Centre Account Value

When the Admin user import Fixed budget type accounts using this import template, the specified currency will be recorded in the database as the “Capture Currency”:


 
Allocation actuals

This enhancement allows the admin user to import Allocation Unit and Item actual values.

The closed periods of a forecast fiscal set can be populated with actual data at a more detailed level.

The following two imports were added under Imports > Financial > Allocation – Cost Centre Allocation Unit Actuals and Cost Centre Allocation Item Actuals:



“Overwrite from YTD period onwards” switch was added to the Cost Centre Allocation Unit import.

-          When ticked, the closed periods of the forecast will not be updated by the import.

-          When unticked, all periods of the forecast will be updated by the import.



And the following two reports have been added to display Cost Centre Allocation Unit and item Actuals:



Client Module

Financial Budgeting

Capture Currency - Fixed budget type

Currency column and a Currency toggle button were added to the screen to allow capturing account values in different currencies.

By default, the Cost Centre / Company currency screen will be loaded (unless switch ‘CA – Default to Capture Currency in Budget Type Capture View’ selected in Admin) which will display the currency values for the currency selected in the dropdown in the header i.e., either cost centre or company currency.

These currency values represent the values posted to the cost centre and account selected and are converted from the capture currency, based on the setup currency conversion.



When selecting the Capture Currency button the screen will display each account with the Currency values in which the account was captured, which may result in different accounts displaying values in different currencies.



Allocation actuals

Expanding the ‘Value Entry’ row of an Allocation, the 2 new rows for Actual Current Year and Actual Last Year are now displayed.

In a Forecast Fiscal Set, when ‘Refresh Actuals’ is run against the fiscal set in Admin, the Unit Actuals will be used to update the closed periods of the Forecast Fiscal Set:


If ‘Cost Centre Allocation Item Actuals’ import has been used to import Item Actual values for the Item and Actual Year combination of the forecast Fiscal Set, then these imported values will be displayed against the Items in the ‘Item Values’ section – for Amount and Percentage type items.




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