Role Mapping Workshop 2017 SCO/STO Release
Role Mapping Workshop
2017 SCO/STO Release
• Purpose, Objectives, and Key Takeaways• Timeline and Due Dates• Role Mapping Use and Tools• Recap & Look Ahead
Session Agenda
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• The Purpose of the Role Mapping Workshop is to provide departments with an overview of the role mapping process and how to complete the role mapping tasks (TECH330/TECH335)
• Objectives:– Understand role mapping and the tools/resources available– Understand how to complete the TECH330/TECH335 tasks– Understand workflow and information required– Understand the due dates and next steps
Purpose & Objectives
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1. TECH330a: Assign Control Roles for UAT Pass 2
2. TECH330b: Assign Departmental Roles for UAT Pass 2
Overview of Role Mapping
March MayFebruaryJanuaryJanuary JulyOctober November December JuneApril
Role Mapping Timeline
UAT Pass 1Roles for UAT Pass 1
Role Mapping activities allow SCO and STO to assign security roles to end users based on their job requirements and the type of work they will perform in FI$Cal. Security roles define what users can see and do in FI$Cal.
Description MDW Tasks
Roles for UAT Pass 2
Roles for Go Live
UAT Pass 2
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• To define what end users see and do in FI$Cal• To support enforcement of separation of duties• To support enforcement of hard stops • To identify updates to end users for FI$Cal training• To map users to required FI$Cal training courses based on their
role assignments • To identify participants for department change discussions
How Role Mapping is Used
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• Role Mapping Workshop – January 6, 2017• Share Role Mapping materials at your department – Post
January 6, 2017• Role Mapping 1:1 Working Sessions – January 16-20, 2017• Submit Role Mapping Task for UAT Pass 2 (TECH330) – Due
January 27, 2017• Submit Role Mapping Task for Production (TECH335) – Due April
28, 2017
Role Mapping Timeline
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• Task Information: Assign FI$Cal roles to all SCO and STO end users in preparation for UAT Pass 2 starting in March and in support of future training assignments – TECH330a: Assign Control FI$Cal roles for UAT Pass 2– TECH330b: Assign Departmental FI$Cal roles for UAT Pass 2
• Release Date: Friday, January 6, 2016 • Due Date: Friday, January 27, 2016• Key Reminders:
– All submissions must be received be a Departmental Authority or Designee (DAD)
– Control and Departmental Roles require a separate FI$Cal User ID/Email Account
– Do not make changes to the template format (e.g., add columns, remove columns, etc.)
TECH330: Assign FI$Cal Roles for UAT Pass 2
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• TECH330a includes Control role for Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Bond Accounting, Cash Management, and General Ledger
• TECH330b includes Departmental roles across all modules in FI$Cal including Loan Accounting
TECH330a vs TECH330b
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• Role Mapping Task Instructions and Response Templates– TECH325a: Assign FI$Cal Roles for UAT Pass 1– TECH330a: Assign FI$Cal Control Roles for UAT Pass 2– TECH330b: Assign FI$Cal Departmental Roles for UAT Pass 2– TECH335a: Assign FI$Cal Control Roles for Go Live – TECH335b: Assign FI$Cal Departmental Roles for Go Live
• FI$Cal Separation of Duties (SOD) Matrix• FISCal Hard Stops Matrix• SCO/STO Release Role Description Handbook• SCO/STO Release Business Process Workshop (BPW) presentations
Materials are available on the FI$Cal website: http://fiscal.ca.gov/wave_3_resources/index.html
Role Mapping Tools
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• The TECH330a Response Template consists of two main parts: • User Information: Complete all information for each end user who will
have access to FI$Cal for the SCO/STO Release
• FI$Cal Roles (listed by Module): Mark with an “X” any role that should be assigned to the user (a brief description is included)
TECH330 Template Preview
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• Accommodation Request/ Assistive Learning Request• Additional Business Unit Access• Current/Previous End User of FI$Cal• Department E-mail• Job Classification• Location – Training Hub• Primary Business Unit
User Information Key Terms
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• Separation of Duty (SOD): The FI$Cal Separation of Duties Matrix defines roles that should not be assigned together
• Examples:
• Hard Stops: Hard stops are set in FI$Cal to prevent a user from doing something that could be considered a SOD violation
• Examples:
Separation of Duty and Hard Stops
If you are an employee of… and you are assigned… you should not also be assigned…
SCO or STO SCO Warrant Payment Maintainer
AP: SCO AP Payment Processor
SCO or STO Control Agency AR Payment Processor
BI/AR: STO Deposit Slip Processor
If you are assigned the role of… and you also are assigned the role of… the System will not allow you to…
SCO AP Processor SCO AT Approver 1-4 Approve vouchers you have created
STO Cash Forecast Processor STO Cash Transfer Approver Approve cash transfers you have created12
TECH330A: CONTROL ROLES
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Accounts Payable RolesSCO
Accounting Maintainer
SCO AP Batch
Processor
SCO AP Payment
Processor
SCO AP Payroll
Processor
SCO AP Processor
SCO Pay Cycle
Processor
SCO Warrant Payment
Maintainer
STO AP Processor
STO Pay Cycle
Processor
SCO AP Approver 4
Mark with an "X" the SCO DAR end users who will:- set up the payroll business month account- configure the Fund Details page to set up escheatment ChartFields.
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will:- run inbound payment interfaces- run outbound warrant print files- run SCO outbound interfaces- update payment references.
Mark with an "X" the SCO Disbursements end users who will: - create and post vouchers and warrants- review and maintain electronic payments- assign redemption percentages and dates to warrants- update warrant status post issuance (e.g., CD 173).
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will void or redeposit legacy payroll transactions.
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will add and review vouchers on behalf of non-FI$Cal departments.
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will:- run warrant pay cycle- generate outbound print files- post payments for warrants.
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will:- configure registered warrant options- set up warrant status and warrant status access security- set up warrant print file options- change payee name and payee address post issuance.
Mark with an "X" the STO end users who will enter, research, delete, and correct vouchers.
Mark with an "X" the STO end users who will: - run pay cycle- cancel payments- post payments.
Mark with an "X" the SCO DAR end users who will approve direct transfer vouchers.
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Accounts Receivable (AR) RolesControl Agency
AR Payment Processor
SCO AR Cash Clearing
Processor
SCO AR Maintainer
SCO Write-off Approver
STO Demand Journal
Processor
STO Deposit Slip Processor
Mark with an "X" the end users who will: - enter payment data- apply payments to invoices (through worksheets or Payment Predictor)- run FTB/Lottery Offset and Outbound FTB Interfaces.
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will run the Deposit Cash Clearing process.
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will set up the configuration for cash clearing.
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will approve write-offs above the threshold amount.
Mark with an "X" the STO end users who will record demand journals (deposits) in FI$Cal.
Mark with an "X" the STO end users who will enter and update deposit slip information for non-FI$Cal departments.
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Bond Accounting (BA) RolesControl DM Processor
Mark with an "X" the control agency end users who will:- process debt issuance, including viewing debt details to validate, reversing debts and performing any necessary manual refunding or defeasances- process interfaces related to debt issuance.
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Cash Management (CM) RolesSCO Cash
Transfer Processor
SCO CM Journal
Approver
SCO Investment
Pool Administrator
STO Bank Account
Maintainer
STO Bank Reconciliation
Processor
STO Cash Forecast
Processor
STO Cash
Transfer Approver
STO Confidential
Bank Account Approver
STO Confidential
Report Viewer
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will create and submit requests for bank account transfers between CTS bank accounts.
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will approve journal entries submitted by departments via the Cash Management Module.
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will: - add and remove participants- process interest allocation- approve transactions in the investment pool- process interfaces related to investment pools.
Mark with an "X" the end users who will create and maintain banks, bank branches, and all bank accounts that the state configured.
Mark with an "X" the STO end users who will: - enter and update deposit slip information for non-FI$Cal departments- configure any configuration related to the deposit slip- approve department supplemental deposit slips- reconcile the bank statements for each demand bank account under the depository banks by reconciling transactions via automatic, semi-manual, or manual reconciliation and analyzes exceptions to
Mark with an "X" the STO end users who will:- create and submit requests for bank account transfers between demand accounts- create and maintain configuration for cash positions, time spans, and cash position Structured
Mark with an "X" the STO end users who will review and approve transfers between demand accounts.
Mark with an "X" the STO end users who will accept or reject the bank account details recorded and approved by the department user for accounts outside of CTS.
Mark with an "X" the STO end users who will: - view the bank account details for accounts outside of CTS- run the reports related to accounts outside CTS with an unmasked account number.
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General Ledger (GL) RolesSCO
Appropriation Approver
SCO Average
Daily Balance
Processor
SCO Cash Forecasting
Administrator
SCO Cash Validation Exception Processor
SCO Financial Statement
Report Processor
SCO GL Configuration
Maintainer
SCO GL Journal
Approver
SCO GL Journal
Processor
SCO Appropriation
Processor
SCO GL Budget
Definition Maintainer
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will:- create and post statewide controlling budget journals - post appropriation transactions interfaced from Hyperion- override claim budget exceptions.
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will run the Average Daily Balance Calculation process.
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will:-update/maintain the configuration pages associated with the Cash Forecasting process- run the daily Cash Basis Report, the Cash Forecasting Daily Report, Cash Forecasting Monthly Report- run the Mapping Change
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will override cash validation exceptions.
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will:- create the Budgetary/Legal Basis Annual Report, the GAAP Basis Annual Report, and supplements- run the SCO Year End Financials process- runs the reports related to accounts outside CTS with an unmasked account
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will:- creates and maintains the CM accounting templates for the External Transactions table for food vouchers, unemployment insurance, and disability insurance- maintain configuration related to the Average Daily Balance Calculation process, the Bond Cash Transfer
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will:- approve specified journals- approve AR direct journal payments- review and approve investment accounting entries- review and approve department requests for transfers between CTS bank accounts- correct claim funding
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will:- create journals in the modified accrual, cash adjustment, full accrual adjustment ledgers- process the transfer of cash into the bond expenditure sub-funds- run online edit and budget check and submit to
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will: - create a statewide controlling budget journal- view Appropriation transactions interfaced from Hyperion.
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will maintain the Commitment Control Budget Definition for statewide and department budgets.
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Cross Module RolesSCO DAR Reporter SCO Disbursements
ReporterSCO Reporter STO Reporter
Mark with an "X" the SCO DAR end users who will:- run SCO DAR reports, including the Budgetary/Legal Basis report- view the configuration for cash clearing
Mark with an "X" the SCO Disbursements end users who will:- run SCO Disbursement reports- view legacy payment/claim information- view configured warrant status and warrant status access security.
Mark with an "X" the SCO end users who will:- run SCO-specific GL reports and update/maintain the annual reports configuration page- run SCO reports for bank statements, reconciliation, and cash management processing- view claim and funding information- view registered warrant options- view configuration pages and reports associated with the cash forecasting process- view the Fund Details page to set up escheatment ChartFields.
Mark with an "X" the STO end users who will:- run STO reports- create and maintain queries from the Bank Account and Bank Statement tables.
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TECH330B: DEPARTMENTAL ROLES FOR CONTROL USERS
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• Preparing for production updates and new users• Loan Accounting• Additional relevant modules, e.g. Asset Management, Project
Costing• Workflow
– Workflow automates the flow of information for review and approval
– Every user role identified on the role mapping spreadsheet that requires workflow must be represented on the workflow tab for that module. Otherwise, your department users will not be able to perform their duties.
TECH303b Highlights
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Accounts Payable Departmental RolesAP Supplier Processor
AP Processor AP Approver AP Maintainer AP Payment Processor
AP Confidential User
If your department has vendors, mark with an "A" the end users who will:- create new vendors- add/modify vendor address and contact information- manage 1099 processing.
Mark with an "R" to remove this role for end users that require an update to their roles, as indicated in Column O.
If your department enters invoices, mark with an "A" the end users who will :- create vouchers for the payment of invoices- manage the vouchers through budget checking, hold, and matching activities.
Mark with an "R" to remove this role for end users that require an update to their roles, as indicated in Column O.
If your department is responsible for approving vouchers, mark with an "A" the end users who will approve the vouchers for payment.
Mark with an "R" to remove this role for end users that require an update to their roles, as indicated in Column O.
REQUIRES ADDITIONAL USER INFORMATION > See AP Approver Workflow Tab.
If your department maintains your own payables configuration values, mark with an "A" the end users who will maintain department configuration items for Accounts Payable.
Mark with an "R" to remove this role for end users that require an update to their roles, as indicated in Column O.
If your department creates payments, mark with an "A" the end users who will run the department's Pay Cycle and manage the payments, including canceling, posting, and escheating departmental checks.
Mark with an "R" to remove this role for end users that require an update to their roles, as indicated in Column O.
If your department has confidential data as part of your transactions, mark with an "A" the end users who will have access to confidential data (this is typically limited to a very small group of people).
Mark with an "R" to remove this role for end users that require an update to their roles, as indicated in Column O.
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• AP Approver 1: The department end user who is responsible for approving vouchers through workflow
• AP Approver 2: The department end user who is responsible for understanding the AP Approver's position and approving vouchers through workflow
Accounts Payable Approver Definitions
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Notes / Explanations / Helpful Hints• All end users with an “A" in the AP Approver column on the Role
Mapping tab must be listed on the AP Approver Workflow tab• Each AP Approver end user must be assigned as AP Approver 1, AP
Approver 2, or both AP Approver 1 and AP Approver 2• End users may be assigned to one or both cash types, Warrant and/or
Non-Warrant; if an option is not selected, the default will be both• Each end user assigned AP Approver 2 must have Voucher Signature
Authorization Form on file with SCO Audits• At least one end user must be assigned to AP Approver 1 and at least
one to AP Approver 2• At least one end user must be assigned to Warrant Cash Type and at
least one to Non-Warrant Cash Type
Accounts Payable Approvers
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Accounts Payable Approvers Decisions
LEVEL
1
LEVEL
2
Can be the same person
WARRANTS
LEVELS CASH TYPES
NON-WARRANTS
BOTH
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• Enter the email addresses of end users assigned to the Department AP Approver roles
• For each end user listed, select the Cash Type from the drop down menu – Select “Warrant” if the end user will be approving warrants for
your department– Select “Non-Warrant” if the end user will be approving non-
warrant vouchers for your department.– Select “Both” if the end user will be approving warrants and
non-warrants for your department.• Note: “Both” is the default configuration for all AP approvers.
Accounts Payable Approver Workflow
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• Confirm all email addresses are valid– ***E-mail addresses are USER ID’s in FI$Cal and must be
accurate***• All required fields in the demographic information section of the
template are marked with an asterisk (*)• Do not include placeholders for vacant positions• Control and Departmental Roles require a separate FI$Cal User
ID/Email Account
Template Considerations
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• FI$Cal Departmental Authority and Designee (DAD) Form– Submitted by Department Director / Executive Director / Chief
Deputy / Agency Secretary– All required signatures must be handwritten in blue-colored
ink– Submitted to FI$Cal by the Authority from the Authority’s
email address – Required before user access requests (Role Mapping
Response Template) can be processed
Role Security Documents
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• Change Workshop • Role Mapping 1:1 Working Sessions • Process Confirmation Sessions • User Acceptance Testing Pass 2 • Train The Trainer
Upcoming Events
Change Workshop
Process Confirmation
Role Mapping
1:1
User Acceptance
Testing
Train The Trainer
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Questions and Answers
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