Reporting

Reporting courses are recommended for experienced FIS users responsible for the administration of accounts in FIS. Prior to attending these courses, it is highly recommended that you complete the nine FIS Standard Curriculum courses to gain a strong grasp of the fundamentals of FIS reporting.

Course Descriptions	Material
Reconciling and Reviewing Month End Statements Location: 256 McCaul St., Room 103 Duration: 2 hours Format: Lecture + DemonstrationThe university policy requires that all departments reconcile their actual transaction with their Statement of Accounts on a monthly basis. This ensures that all transactions are completely/accurately recorded in FIS. This course walks you through the university’s month-end reconciliation policy, guidelines and management reports.Topics include: University month-end reconciliation policy Step-by-step walk-through of the monthly reconciliation process Month-end reconciliation reports (e.g., Statement of Accounts, Payroll Distribution Report) Prior to attending this course, it is highly recommended that you complete the following Standard Curriculum courses: FIS Overview Basic Funds Management (FM) Reporting Basic Controlling (CO) Reporting Register for Upcoming Sessions: Postponed Cancel Registration
Understanding Year-End Operating Reserves Location: 256 McCaul St., Room 103 Duration: 2 hours Format: Lecture + DemonstrationYear-end Operating Reserves are a division’s net overspending (deficit) or under spending (surplus) amount at the end of a fiscal year. Accurately calculating the operating reserve can play an important role in determining your divisions’ budget for the upcoming fiscal year.This course will introduce you to the best practices and processes involved in year-end operating reserve reporting.Topics include: Definition of an Operating Reserve Calculating the Year-End Operating Reserve (single & multiple Funds Centers) The University’s Operating Reserve Policy Features and characteristics of various Operating Reserve reports Note: This workshop is intended for advanced FIS users who have completed the FIS Standard Curriculum. Register for Upcoming Sessions: Postponed Cancel Registration
Departmental Accounts Receivable Responsibilities and the A/R Open Item Aging Report Location: 256 McCaul St., Room 103 Duration: 2 hours Format: Lecture + Demonstration Workshop Material This workshop provides a review of departmental A/R responsibilities when processing external revenues and recoveries and an introduction to the Accounts Receivables Open Item Aging Report. Topics Include: Identify your departmental Accounts Receivable (A/R) financial management and accounting responsibilities Understand the Cost, Benefits and Risks of Invoicing External Customers Generate the Open Item Aging Report using required and optional Selection Criteria Use the Open Item Aging Report to ensure that invoices are paid in a timely manner and to prevent charge-backs Locate overdue A/R invoices posted to your departmental accounts Note: This workshop focuses on external sources of revenue and expense recoveries. If you are interesting in learning about internal revenue and expense recoveries (i.e., between U of T departments), please attend the G/L Account Posting – Basic Data Entry course. Register for Upcoming Sessions: To be determined