Connect the source data
A scheduled extract from the ERP or general ledger, plus the adopted budget and the most recent audited statements. No changes to the source systems are required.
Fiscal risk indicators that a finance director can explain to a governing body, line by line.
Risk Monitor computes a standard set of fiscal indicators from an entity's general ledger, budget file and audited statements, and tracks how each moves over time. It is designed for the situation most public finance officers are actually in: the warning signs were present in the data for several years before anyone assembled them in one place.
Every indicator resolves to the underlying records. There is no composite score whose derivation cannot be shown, because a score nobody can explain is a score nobody can act on.
Interface mockup. Values shown are illustrative and do not represent any entity.
Typical first deployment reaches steady state within one to two quarters, depending on the state of the source data.
A scheduled extract from the ERP or general ledger, plus the adopted budget and the most recent audited statements. No changes to the source systems are required.
Accounts are mapped to reporting categories with a documented crosswalk that the entity owns and can amend. The mapping is the entity's, not a black box.
Thresholds are set from the entity's own policies where they exist, and documented as assumptions where they do not.
Indicators refresh on the entity's close cycle, with change alerts and a quarterly summary suitable for a finance committee.
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