CenterPoint Fund Accounting for Municipals

Overview

CenterPoint Fund Accounting Software for Municipals makes it easy for you to pull out the information you want to see by allowing you to create and save your own custom reports. Drill down to original source transactions can be done right from report preview, and changes can be also be made if necessary, automatically creating an audit trail.

The Statement of Revenue and Expenditures in CenterPoint follows the recommended format by the Government Accounting Standards Board. There is also a six-month customizable financial statement that is complete and accurate. Other functions such as utility billing and payroll can also be integrated, saving your municipal from double entry or additional work.

CenterPoint Fund Accounting for Municipals contains all of the accounting functionality needed to budget by individual fund like general, capital project, street, water/sewer, and more. The software allows an unlimited number of funds. Budget figures can be maintained by fund and by department, giving department heads or managers the information they need to quickly compare their actual spending to the budget.

Benefits

Fund accounting software users will find the budgeting and reporting process to be particularly strong and easy to customize to their own needs.

The Statement of Revenue and Expenditures within CenterPoint follows the recommended format by the Government Accounting Standards Board.

Municipals can streamline processes by implementing the RVS Utility Billing System, which can be directly interfaced with CenterPoint Fund Accounting for Municipals. With over 20 years experience serving the utility industry, RVS has developed a system that efficiently meets the needs of the municipal market.

Customizable reporting in CenterPoint allows you to share your information by exporting your data to a spreadsheet, word processing and other popular formats.

Combine or separate departments within a report--CenterPoint has the ability to compare variances between actual data and the percent of the annual budget that has already been used.