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Business Objects - Utilizing The Tool from a Departmental Perspective Richard J Snyder Assoc. Director – Post Award School of Medicine Office of Research Support Services Email: [email protected]

Phone: 573-1394 Brian J Squilla Admin. & Financial Officer Dept. of Pathology Email: [email protected]

Phone: 898-8065

Pre Award Monitoring Needs

• • • Proposals submitted and awarded AIS’s received and accurately reflect Award Fund Set up/Budgeting/Payroll Distributions

Post Award Monitoring Needs • • • • • • • • • • Monthly Monitoring/PI Review – Allowability (Reasonable, Allocable, Consistently treated) F&A type costs directly charged to Federal Grants Effort charged as proposed Overdrafts/Unobligated Balances Cost Transfers On time FSR’s Expired Funds not disabled Receivables/ Checks received Allocation of Expense to Clinical Trial Awards Protocols Up to Date with Regulatory Affairs (IRB/IACUC)

Departmental Needs • • • • Keeping your Dept Chair informed about the big picture Developing a FY Grant Budget Effective F&A rate Proposal success rates

Project Management - Reports

“There are so many reports I’m not sure where to look first.”

Project Management - Reports

• The School of Medicine has strived to create useful grant management reports tapping all sources of data and has made them available to the university community via the Corporate Repository. It recommends utilizing Business Objects for the purposes of monthly monitoring. The Business Objects reports are the only reports available that can provide a summary overview with alerters of all the funds for which an ORG is responsible (i.e. RESP ORG). • Documentation for queries can be found at: http://www.upenn.edu/computing/da/dw/financial_queries.html

Select “Grants Management”

Management of All Grants in ORG BUSINESS OBJECTS

ORG Summary.rep

by Fund, PI, Acct End, receivables, overdrafts, funds freezing, late/due FSR’s, Analysis of expired funds, Illegal object code charges, possible F&A direct charged to Fed grants, payroll compared to budget.

Grantmonitor.rep

PBIL/PBUD/Budget, NCC Due, Awards Due, Revenue Check, Overdrafts (active and expired), Federal Cash, CT Cash, Residual Balances, Receivables

Subbudgets.rep

our charges to others

Otherorgschgs.rep

ORGpersonnel.rep

all current distributions

Paylate.rep

funds with pay after termination

Award Analysis- Award Date.rep

PT-Requests.rep

(all proposals submitted for any time period)

JE inquiry (by batch between dates).rep

FY Grant ORG Expense Analysis.rep

Effort Report – Home Dept ORG.rep

Object code by fund – posted org.rep

Object code by fund – detail AIS (full search).rep

Protocols – Org.rep / Protocols – PI.rep

BEN FINANCIALS

132.ORG

List of Terminated G&C Funds

133.ORG

List of G&C Funds Due to Close

138.ORG

Frozen Fund List

201.SCH

PJTD Rev/Exp for G&C/URF

202.SCH

YTD Rev/Exp Totals for Funds

211.SCH

PJTD Rev/Exp Outline for G&C/URF

212.SCH

YTD Rev/Exp Outline for G&C/URF

301.BUD

Budgetable Amount - Grants/Contracts

306.BUD

Negative BBA ORG/FUND/CREF PJTD

Fund Level Management BUSINESS OBJECTS

fundsummary.rep

summary by ORG/CNAC SNAP/NCC estimated unobligated balance

Fund Detail.rep

monthly matrix all expense monthly matrix personnel paid

Effort Report – Fund.rep

GRANT REPORTS.rep (-Resp Org, -PI, -CREF)

PI friendly & monthly payroll and expense detail BEN FINANCIALS

102.ORG

Summary G&C by CNAC/ORG/FUND

103.ORG

Summary G&C by CNAC/ORG/FUND/CREF

115.ORG

Grant Fund Summary Report

130.ORG

PI Report by CNAC/ORG/FUND

134.ORG

Summary of Final Expenditure Report (available for grants in adjustment period)

137.ORG

Grant/Contract Budget Period Summary

Expense Detail BUSINESS OBJECTS BEN FINANCIALS

Fund Detail.rep

Payroll by Obj, by Person,Exp Detail by Object, Org, Acct Period, P.O./User

Fund Detail – PI.rep

monthly matrix of personnel paid on PI grants

Payroll.rep

(any fund any period of time)

variations include:

All grants of PI All grants of Resp Org

Personnel.rep

(any person, any period)

Personnel-one

(any person’s current distrib)

Detail.rep

variations include:

All grants of PI All grants of Resp ORG subcontracts object special budget operating budget cash deposits

Encumbrances(Fund).rep

Waywards.rep

150.ORG

Detail by CNAC/ORG/FUND

151.ORG

Detail by CNAC/ORG/FUND/CREF

152.ORG

Detail by CNAC/ORG/CREF

153.ORG

Detail by CNAC/ORG/FUND/PROG

155.ORG

Detail Extract

156.ORG

Detail by CNAC/ORG/FUND/PROG/CREF

160.ORG

Account Analysis with payables detail

163.ORG

Open Encumbrances Report

301.BUD

Budgetable Amount - Grants/Contracts

304.BUD

Negative BBA ORG/FUND YTD

305.BUD

Negative BBA ORG/FUND/CREF YTD

306.BUD

Negative BBA ORG/FUND/CREF PJTD

315.BUD

Posted Budget Journal with Exceptions

507.GA

Posted Journal Activity Report

508.GA

Unposted Journal Activity Report

510.GA

Detail Transaction by OBJECT by ORG

Award Analysis – Award Date.rep

FY Grant ORG Expense Analysis.rep

Grant Reports.rep

PI Summary Tab

Grant Reports.rep

PI Detail Tab

Grant Reports.rep

Payroll Encumbrances Tab

Grant Reports – PI.rep

Taken from the “PI Matrix –all” Tab

Grant Reports – PI.rep

Taken from the “Personnel Matrix” Tab. Note: this covers one period only. Fund Detail –PI.rep could do this for a range of dates

ORG Summary - Analysis of Expired Funds Why isn’t my fund disabled?

ORG Summary – possible F&A

Fundsummary - SNAP/NCC Estimated Unobligated Balance Make sure the formula toolbar is checked under View Toolbar.

fundsummary.rep – Cref Matrix

Fund Detail.rep

This is the “Acct Per. Summary Tab”. There is also a Pay Summary Tab as well as numerous tabs to sort payroll information and expense detail information. Variations of this include: Fund Detail-PI.rep and Fund Detail - cref detail.rep

GrantMonitor.rep

This tab of the GrantMonitor can help identify NIH noncompeting Progress Reports that Might be due. There are also separate tabs which can identify when Subcontracts Progress Reports are due and also T32’s based on which Institute the award is with.

JE Inquiry (by batch between dates).rep

Note the 3 tabs which are specifically designed for grant entries done by Res Svcs (8760) or the Comptroller’s Office (8720)

AIS (full search).rep

Ability to search on multiple criteria

AIS (full search).rep

The “New AIS Summary” Tab can give a summary of AIS’s issued in the last 35 days

AIS (full search).rep

Effort Report – Fund.rep

Effort Report – Fund.rep

How can I change the NIH Cap in the Effort Report Queries?

Select: Data Variables Select NIH Cap Edit Formula After editing/ changing the variable, the query needs to be rerun. Column Headings will also update on all tabs.

Protocols – Org.rep

This tab gives a summary of protocols by fund #. There are also separate tabs for Human Protocols by PI, Animal Protocols by PI, Protocols by #, and Expired Protocols.

Success Rates.rep

Delegating Responsibilities within a Dept • Can you delegate by Org or PI Name?

• Can I modify queries on the repository to reflect responsibility?

Examples of creating data where data doesn’t exist There is no data available for who the responsible BA is on a fund or who the ORSS Manager is.

Utilizing the created variable in other queries Mgmt Perspectives: Monitor changing workloads Monitor productivity

Creating Variables and Utilizing Filters

• • – Create Variables utilizing “If Then Else” Logic Ex (If In List Then “Brian Squilla” Else….Else “Undefined” You can than filter on the newly created Variable Object • Once you’ve created the variable you can create the same variable in other queries with a “Cut and Paste” of the formula

Creating the variable

Creating the formula for the variable

Filtering the new variable 1. Click on any Cell in the query.

2. Select “Format” “Filters” 3. Click “Global” and “Add” 4. Select the new variable to filter 5. Select the Value As you are filtering on individuals, you may want to apply the same filter on all tabs and rename the query, or perhaps you can duplicate a tab by via “Edit” “Duplicate Report”

Pathology Breakdown