CFF vs. EFF Definitions
 
NCAS Module Core Financial Functions (CFF) Extended Financial Functions (EFF)
General Ledger All Functions Implemented including: 
  • Standard Statewide Chart of Accounts
  • Online Inquiry
  • Posted Entry Query
  • Statewide Reporting (e.g. BD701, BD702, BD800)
  • Cost Allocation
 
Financial Controller All Function Implemented  
Budgetary Control All functions Implemented 
  • Available Funds File (enabled but not turned on)
  • Budget Transfers
  • Journal Voucher entry
  • Available Funds File (turned on)
Accounts Payable Approximately 75% of Functions 
  • Direct Invoice Entry
  • Model Invoices
  • Check Writing
  • Check Reconciliation
  • Online Inquiry
  • Automated unencumbering of PO and encimbering of AP
  • Automated payment aging
Remaining 25% of Functions 
  • Automated Invoice Matching
Purchasing Approximately 25% of Functions 
  • Central Vendor File
  • Central Item File
  • Purchase Order Creationk Maintenance and Inquiry
Remaining 75% of functions 
  • Online Requisitioning
  • Online Requisitioning Approval
  • Requisition to PO Conversion
  • RFQ
  • Quotes
  • Online Receiving
  • Inspections
*Each agency along with OSC will determine whehter the agency will benefit from this functionality
Fixed Assets Fixed Assets available and in production for all agencies  
Inventory Not part of CFF Will be implemented on an as needed basis only after EFF Purchasing and AP functionality has been implemented
Accounts Receivable Not part of CFF Not part of EFF
SmartStream Decision Support 5 SmartStream View and several SmartStream Reports Additional SmartStream View and Reports will be made available
Information Expert Approximately 500 reports (both production adn IE libraries can be run by users)  
NCAS Information Guide (SIG) SIG contains all CFF information that is pertinent to the agencies SIG will be enhanced with EFF Functionality
 

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