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Part 1: Setting up Budget Hierarchy
Part 1: Setting up Budget Hierarchy
Updated over 4 months ago

Setting up a budget hierarchy in ProcureDesk allows organizations to structure their budgets hierarchically, facilitating better tracking and management of spending across different levels of the organization.

Prerequisites

Before proceeding with setting up a budget hierarchy in ProcureDesk, ensure you have:

  • Access and create permissions to the Budgets module.

Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Accessing the Budgets module

  • Navigate to the Budgets section from the left-hand menu in ProcureDesk.

Step 2: Creating a Budget Year

  • Click on "Create Budget Year" to initiate the setup of the first Budget Year.

  • Enter details such as:

    • Budget Name: Name of the budget for identification.

    • Interval: Time period covered by the budget (e.g., annual, quarterly).

    • Start Date and End Date: Define the duration of the budget period.

  • Optionally, activate the "Fiscal Year" toggle if you are setting up budgets for the current fiscal year.


Step 3: Creating budget levels

  • Access "View Levels" to make changes.

  • Modify level names by editing their values and saving changes.

  • Define hierarchy levels by adding them and specifying label names. Add new levels using the "Add Level" button. Specify the sequence, name, and save to update the hierarchy.



Step 4: Navigating Within ProcureDesk

  • After making changes, return to the main landing page by clicking "View Values".

FAQs and Troubleshooting

  1. How can I ensure accuracy when assigning budget amounts to different levels?

    • Double-check the details entered for each budget level to accurately reflect allocation across functions, programs, or departments.

  2. What if I need to adjust hierarchy levels after the initial setup?

    • Use the "Edit" functionality within the "View Budget Structure" to rename or add levels as required.

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