The Vendor is required to provide for financial budget reporting software for 2025, with a project budget of $100,000. It outlines the requirements, essential features, potential integrations with existing applications, user accessibility, reporting capabilities, and user training.
- The timeline for the proposals is set for 2025, aiming for implementation by the first quarter of 2026 to be able to prepare the 2027 budget.
- Finance budget reporting software requirements focus on streamlining financial planning and management for each business unit.
- These requirements aim to improve efficiency and accuracy over financial resources and planning.
- The software is to help with tasks like budgeting, forecasting, financial analysis, and reporting, ultimately supporting data driven decision-making.
- This anticipated application will use AI and automation to track financial transactions, categorize income and expenses, monitor cash flow, and compare actual spending against a set budget.
- The key functions associated with the required software application are as follows:
• Budget Creation
• Automated Transaction Tracking
• Expense Categorization
• Cash Flow Monitoring
• Reporting and Analysis
• Goal Setting and Planning
• Forecasting
• AI and Automation
- The potential software options associated with the application are as follows:
• Euna / questica
• Citywide
• Customized for Capital
- Number of Users
• 8 to 10 Staff: These users will have the ability to add, modify, change, and delete data. This group includes Finance Staff, Capital Budget, Payroll, and HR.
• 20 to 30 Staff: These users will have view-only access.
- The requirements needed for this software application:
• Integration: the software must integrate with JDE (on SQL DB) and other town applications (aims, TXM, FME, etc.).
• Cloud-based: it should be a cloud-based application hosted in state to ensure data residency.
• Attachments and export: the software should accept attachments, export data to excel, and connect to SharePoint for attachment storage and document sharing.
• Real-time monitoring: live expense tracking and budget monitoring capabilities are crucial for preventing overspending and making informed decisions.
• Accurate reporting: the software should generate clear, concise, and customizable reports to provide insights into financial performance and trends.
• Usability: it should be easy to use, input information, and provide easy reporting and dashboarding.
• Tracking and reporting: the software must track changes, incorporate capital multi-year budget planning and reporting, operating multi-year planning & reporting, and provide dashboards, reports, and charts.
• Budget book: it should build a yearly budget book, add notes and comments, and provide city details.
• Collaborative approach: enable teamwork and collaboration of financial documentation to promote efficient financial planning and management.
• AI and automation: the software should include AI searches and automation of tasks and provide specific reporting for the council.
• Accessibility: everyone should be able to run reports, review, and verify numbers in real-time.
• Data entry: the software should allow data entry or pull from existing integrations, create a multi-year budget, upload from excel, and export to pdf.
• Drill down: it should have the ability to drill down into each item or line item.
• Centralized approach: all budget activities are captured and maintained in a single application to streamline processes.
• User training: the software should provide user training, including a training manual, video recordings, quarterly reviews, and ongoing support.
• Security: the software must include security features such as SSO and various admin roles.
- Contract Period/Term: 3 years
- Questions/Inquires Deadline: October 28, 2025
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