4-RFP 4450 - Appendix A.xlsx

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Budget Book Automation Software Solution
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4450
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Daviess County, Kentucky

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This document is an Appendix A Request for Proposal (RFP 4450) from the City of Owensboro, Kentucky, seeking a budget book automation software solution. The RFP details comprehensive system requirements for a cloud-based, web-accessible budget management platform that can automatically generate a GFOA-compliant budget book. The proposed software must fully integrate with Tyler Technologies' New World ERP system, provide robust security features including role-based access and SOC 2-compliant hosting, and offer capabilities such as real-time monitoring, version control, dashboards, and automated document formatting.

The RFP outlines 33 specific features categorized into mandatory and preferred requirements, with key expectations including department-level dashboards, customizable reporting templates, automated workflows, mobile accessibility, and support for multiple budget scenarios. While no specific pricing or funding details are provided in this document, the requirements suggest the city is seeking a sophisticated, user-friendly solution that streamlines budget development, enhances data visualization, and supports comprehensive financial reporting and analysis. The software must be capable of facilitating both internal budget processes and external budget book presentation, with a focus on meeting Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) award standards.

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RFP 4450
Budget Book Automation Software Solution
Appendix A
System Requirement Survey

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#FEATUREYESNOOTHER (EXPLAIN)
MANDATORY FEATURES
1Cloud-based, web-accessible budget management and automation platform.
2Automatically generates complete budget book from development process.
3Modern, intuitive interface for finance and departmental staff.
4Provides dashboards, visualizations, drill-down, and real-time monitoring.
5Fully integrates with Tyler Technologies’ New World ERP.
6Tracks edits, user activity, timestamps, and comments (version control).
7Required modules: GFOA-compliant budget book; backup development module.
8Role-based access, user authentication, and audit for cybersecurity.
9SOC 2-compliant hosting with backup, disaster recovery, and retention.
10Ensures uniform, automated document formatting.
11Department-level dashboards, narratives, and analysis tailored to structure.
12Includes both standard and customizable report templates.
#FEATUREYESNOOTHER (EXPLAIN)
PREFERRED FEATURES
13Fully customizable by end users (layouts, charts, narratives).
14Supports GFOA-compliant guidelines for award standards.
15Web-based, interactive budget book accessible on desktop and mobile.
16Automates fund summaries, charts, tables, and visual data.
17Easy-to-use templates for rapid creation of sections/pages.
18Live data connections with automatic updates, direct or upload.
19Automated workflows for review, approval, publication.
20Allows branding customization (logo, colors, typography).
21Supports import/export from Excel, Word, and other formats.
22Seamless rollover of data, templates, and structure yearly.
23Mobile/tablet access for dashboards and budget review.
24Builds departmental budgets automatically upon approval.
25Maintains searchable audit trail of actions and changes.
26Supports multiple budget scenarios with revisions and overrides.
27Facilitates frequent import/export with New World system.
28Enables ad-hoc reporting with flexible selection/filtering.
29Vendor provides onboarding, training, support, and updates.
30Vendor provides implementation plan with timeline, milestones, assistance.
31Integration readiness for future ERP/financial systems.
32AI-assisted narrative generation or variance analysis.
33Version comparison tool for side-by-side historical review.

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