MIS Budget #503
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just thinking further: |
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Not looked in details to your question yet, but a first hint:
This is true only if you base the report template on account codes. You can also create reports based on, say, account tags, eg |
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@sbidoul Yes, but I recently discovered that if you base you KPI on tags you cannot use subkpi based on operating units or analytic tags :| |
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That needs to be investigated. Can you open a separate issue about that? For the rest the fundamental philosophy of mis budgets is that we budget on KPIs (+ possibly analytic dimensions). It is useful for instance if you want to budget on non accounting data (eg budget on a number of employees, or similar). I'm not too sure how a concept of budget account would fit into that. If you want to do consolidation with different chart of accounts, using account tags or types is the way to go. Regarding budget by department, in our use cases, the department is an analytic dimension, so it's the same mis report template, and we use "analytic" filters to show the mis report per department. I guess it's the same for you. It should work the same with operating units. Note that we have not investigated multi company consolidation for budgets yet. There is #34 to track that. It should not be very difficult. |
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@sbidoul So I am trying to build my report with a formula like : balp[][('account_id.tag_ids', '=', ref('export.account_account_tag_31').id),('analytic_tag_ids’, ’=’,ref(‘export.account_analytic_tag_1’).id)] When I launch the report I get an error: @sbidoul We are willing to implement this feature but we do not know if it make sens and how complex it could be. Thanks Frederic |
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A wrong quote somewhere in the expression. '`‘ |
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@sbidoul Ok let me hide under the table But It works... Awesome ! |
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@fclementic2c can we close this one? |
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Hi @sbidoul
I fear a big limitation on MIS budget. Tell me if I got something wrong here.
Context:
use case:
A group has companies in France, Switzerland and Germany with 3 different chart of accounts.
Having 3 different P&L report template is not an issue.
But how can you handle the budget?
If you create 3 budget (1 for each country P&L template) you cannot go any further to aggregate budgets.
Don't we have an issue on MIS Builder budget assuming that a budget must be linked to only 1 template ?
Even in mono-company environment, it means that you can see your budget through only 1 report. A department manager cannot have his own department report then.
In my view, we miss 1 model between the kpi and the budget item (let's call it Budget account)
We would need to be able to map a KPI to a Budget item account (this budget account would be shared cross company).
What's your opinion Stéphane ? Do you agree ? Does it sounds technically do-able ? and, If yes, would it be a big job ?
Thanks
Frederic
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