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Cover Page Attachment 006 – FMS-ACES RFI Requirements Master List

Request For Information
Requirements Master List

as of 21 OCT 2022

Reference the "Table of Contents" TAB for additional information.

Table of Contents

Table Of Contents
Tab NameDescription
RTMRequirements Traceability Matrix (RTM) - FMS-ACES Requirements List

This includes:

Column A - Requirement ID Column B - Core Capability (see FMS-ACES Development and Deployment RFI.pdf for description of each) Column C - Category (e.g., Query/Reports, Alerts and Notifications, Interfaces, etc.) if applicable Column D - Requirement Statement

Business RulesA list of Business Rules the system is required to implement. Included are business rules logic, data validation rules, data required to generate reports, specific user access rules, etc. This list is not all encompassing and is intended to provide further context. Business Rules are aligned to Core Capability (Column C) and Category (Column D) where applicable.
Interface RequirementsAlignment of required system interfaces to their corresponding requirements in the RTM Tab.
Interface Details1-n list of system interfaces required to be implemented, and associated attributes for each interface.
Interface DefinitionsDefinition of interface attributes (columns C thru F in Interface Details Tab)
LPRDsApplicable Laws, Policies, Regulations and Directives
AcronymsAcronym List

RTM

Requirement IDCore CapabilityCategoryFMS-ACES Requirement Statement
1Case ClosureThe system shall provide the ability to reopen close cases (both Accelerated/Non Accelerated).
2Case ClosureThe system shall provide the ability to execute Line Recertification on reopened/closed cases.
3Case ClosureThe system shall provide the ability to cancel a case after certification.
4Case ClosureThe system shall provide the ability to manage and execute the Line Certifications.
5Case ClosureThe system shall provide the ability to manage and execute Case Certifications.
6Case ImplementationThe system shall provide the ability to receive case documentation and authority for implementation.
7Case ImplementationThe system shall provide the ability to manually force implement a case.
8Case ImplementationThe system shall provide the ability to manually update the LOA Master data to implemented.
9Case ImplementationThe system shall provide the ability to emergency implement a case.
10Case ImplementationThe system shall provide the ability to perform logistical page review for execution.
11Case InitiationThe system shall provide the ability to receive case data from DSAMS and create a new and/or populate an existing case master record (ILIF).
12Case InitiationThe system shall provide the ability to manually create a new case master record (ILIF) based on defined user roles.
13Case InitiationThe system shall provide the ability to manually create a new Presidential Drawdown record based on defined user roles.
14Case InitiationThe system shall provide the ability to validate the case status (Proposed, Offered, Accepted, Implemented) and take appropriate action based on validation rules.
15Case LifecycleThe system shall provide the ability to track and display the real time status via dashboard of each case and provide alerts and/or notifications IAW established business rules/parameters based on defined user roles.
16Case LifecycleThe system shall provide the ability to manage Case Cost, Schedule and Performance.
17Case LifecycleThe system shall provide the ability to execute Case Financial Evaluations.
18Case LifecycleThe system shall provide the ability to execute Case Logistical Evaluations.
19Case LifecycleThe system shall provide the ability to execute Case Closure Evaluation.
20Case LifecycleThe system shall provide the ability to create and Maintain the Case Master Plan.
21Case LifecycleThe system shall provide the ability to conduct Case Lifecycle Management Reviews to include centralized error correction activities.
22FoundationalThe system shall be compliant with CJCSI 6211.02C (DISN).
23Financial ExecutionThe system shall provide the ability to receive and process case and line funding data.
24Financial ExecutionThe system shall provide the ability to receive and process requisition funding data.
25Financial ExecutionThe system shall provide the ability to trigger the execution of Emergency Order funding data.
26Financial ExecutionThe system shall provide the ability to receive and execute Interfund Accruals.
27Financial ExecutionThe system shall provide the ability to receive and manage Purchase Card data.
28Financial ExecutionThe system shall provide the ability to trigger the execution of Travel Case funding data.
29Financial ExecutionThe system shall provide the ability to process Write-Offs for irresolvable Supply Discrepancy Reports (SDR).
30Financial ExecutionThe system shall provide the ability to create and manage publication billing.
31Financial ExecutionThe system shall provide the ability to manage the FMSO1 process (Part "A") IAW Security Assistance Management Manual (SAMM).
32Financial ExecutionThe system shall provide the ability to receive and execute Interfund Billing.
33Financial ExecutionThe system shall provide the ability to manage the performance of and trigger the execution of disbursements.
34FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability to create/read/update/delete business rules using existing data fields based on user defined roles.
35FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability to create/read/update/delete reference tables.
36FoundationalInterfaceThe system shall provide the ability to prioritize and process incoming transactions based on defined and configurable business rules.
37FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability to maintain consistency with numerical data formats (date, dollars, numbers) IAW LPRDs.
38FoundationalData MigrationThe system shall provide the ability to accept and load legacy data for conversion.
39FoundationalCyberThe system shall provide the ability to incorporate Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), Public Key Cryptography (PKC) and Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) to enable secure authentication, log-on, and encrypted transmission of sensitive data to client workstations in accordance with published DoD policy and procedures.
40FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability to monitor all system logs to identify anomalies in data, data volume, account status, rejects, etc.
41FoundationalCyberThe system shall provide the ability the use of a Defense Militarized Zone (DMZ) in the system design is required for any remote access as well as any access to the Internet through systems that are isolated from all other DoD information systems through physical means.
42FoundationalCyberThe system shall provide the ability to satisfy Connection Approval Procedures (CAP) prior to connection to the Defense Information System Network (DISN).
43FoundationalCyberThe system shall provide the ability for products or technology whose primary purpose is to provide security services (e.g., firewalls, encryptors, intrusion detection devices) to comply with Common Criteria Certification (CCC) which produces an Evaluation Assurance Level (EAL) that represents a level of confidence in the security functions.
44FoundationalCyberThe system shall provide the ability for products or technology whose primary role is not security, but which provides security services as an associated feature of its intended operating capabilities to be configured in accordance with DoD-approved Security Technical Implementation Guidance (STIG)
45FoundationalCyberThe system shall provide the ability to support DoD-approved Antivirus protection with automatic update ability.
46FoundationalCyberThe system shall be compliant with DoDI 8500.2 (IA Implementation).
47FoundationalCyberThe system shall be compliant with DoDI 5400.16 (PIA).
48FoundationalCyberThe system shall be compliant with DoDD 8570.01-M (IA Workforce Improvement Program).
49FoundationalCyberThe system shall be compliant with FIPS PUB 140-2 (Cryptographic).
50FoundationalCyberThe system shall be compliant with DoDI 8510.01 (DIACAP).
51FoundationalCyberThe system shall be compliant with DoD STIGS.
52FoundationalCyberThe system shall be compliant with IA Controls as listed in the DIACAP Knowledge Service for MAC & CL.
53FoundationalCyberThe system shall be compliant with CJCSM 6510.01.
54FoundationalCyberThe system shall be compliant with DoDD 8500.1.
55FoundationalCyberThe system shall be compliant with DoDI 8500.2.
56FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability for processing online transactions, batch jobs and transactions submitted via system interface simultaneously.
57FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability to reject transactions from business partners and provide the ability to recycle.

Reject processing shall include the ability to perform the following functions:

- Report rejected transactions

- Report recycled transactions

58FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability for internal database controls to maintain internal database consistency at all times. In the event of a system failure, the system shall have the ability to re-apply all incomplete transactions previously submitted by the user.
59FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability for system administrators to restart failed or incomplete batch jobs without creating duplicate records.
60FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability to process batch jobs without impacting system performance or availability.
61FoundationalThe system shall provide the capacity to complete all required processing within the specified batch processing window and report on the system performance to this requirement.
62FoundationalPerformanceThe system shall provide the ability to update/refresh a display (web page) within 5 seconds, after all display associated database operations are complete.
63FoundationalPerformanceThe system shall provide response times of less than 2 seconds for all screens that have static content or are unpopulated forms, based on minimal latency and bandwidth issues.
64FoundationalPerformanceThe system shall provide the ability to provide a report on response time performance.
65FoundationalPerformanceThe system shall provide the ability to have a response times of less than 5 seconds for all screens/queries.. Screens requiring more than 10 seconds should be tuned to the extent technically feasible.
66FoundationalPerformanceThe system shall provide the ability to generate user initiated reports within a reasonable response time (10 seconds) under normal operating load.
67FoundationalComplianceThe system shall be implemented, using the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) X-12 standards, IAW DoDD 8190.01, DoD Logistics Use of Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) Standards.
68FoundationalComplianceThe system shall be implemented IAW DoD NetOps Global Information Grid as specified in the latest version of DoDI 8410.02 or its superseding DoDI.
69FoundationalComplianceThe system shall be implement IAW the latest version of DoD Guidance 8320.02-G (Guidance for Implementing Net-Centric Data Sharing) or its superseding DOD Guidance.
70FoundationalComplianceThe system shall be implemented IAW Data Sharing in a Net-Centric DoD and the Department of Defense Net-Centric Service Strategy, 05/04/2007, or the latest approved versions.
71FoundationalComplianceThe system shall be implemented IAW DoDI 5400.16, Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) Guidance, 2/12/2009, or the latest approved version.
72FoundationalComplianceThe system shall be implemented IAW DoDI 4630.08 Procedures for Interoperability and Supportability of Information Technology (IT) and National Security Systems (NSS), 6/30/2004, or the latest approved version.
73FoundationalLPRDProvide the ability for upgradeability. The delivered system must be upgradeable to accommodate changes in LPRD or new technology.
74FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability for data entry efficiencies.
75FoundationalThe system shall provide user interface features designed to reduce the amount of direct keying required for transaction processing such as:

• Default values based on system maintained transaction and user profiles

• Value look-up tables

• Highlighting or accentuating required fields

• Grayed data fields that are unavailable for user entry

• Cut/copy/paste functionality

• Keyboard shortcuts (e.g. function keys to invoke help facility clear screen etc.)

• Menu mode of screen navigation

• Ability to select records from a list by scrolling or typing only part of an entry.

76FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability to integrate with (upload/download) other common desktop applications (e.g., Microsoft Office Suite, Adobe, Tableau, etc.).
77FoundationalThe system shall adopt the use of standard DoD language and naming conventions to the extent practical.
78FoundationalThe system shall provide web based user interfaces for all authorized users.
79FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability to customize workflow processes to automate agency-defined business rules.
80FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability to make data corrections for harmonization and data quality based on defined user roles.
81FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability to suspend an interface as required.
82FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability to assign and manage roles based on organization division, branch, country, service, case and line.
83FoundationalInterfaceThe system shall provide the ability to perform an automatic reconciliation between the data posted in the case master file and information received from other systems (e.g., DSAMS, GFEBS) and provide results to the case manager.
84FoundationalAuditThe system shall provide the ability to maintain an audit trail of manual changes to data after it has been submitted. The audit shall include the ID of the individual making the change, the IP address from which the change was made, the DTG of the change, what field, record was changed, type of change (add, modify, delete), what it was changed from, and what it was changed to.
85FoundationalData RetentionThe system shall provide the ability to retain CLSSA Program Files for the previous 10 calendar years.
86FoundationalData RetentionThe system shall provide the ability to archive logistical, financial, and contractual data IAW Army and DoD Retention Policy
87FoundationalQuery/ReportThe system shall provide the ability to archive, retrieve, and restore system data for closed cases IAW Army and DoD retention policies. Data shall be retrievable and restorable at the country, case, line, or requisition level.
88FoundationalAlerts and NotificationsThe system shall provide the ability to display notifications upon logon based on user profile and roles.
89FoundationalQuery/ReportThe system shall provide the ability to generate exception reports (logs) and notifications for any interfaced transmission failures.
90FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability for an authorized user to access data element definitions and associated code definitions (e.g. delivery term code, status codes) on view screens, wizard programs, and ad hoc report generation screens.
91FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability to generate Job processing alerts and notifications, to include job or transaction type, name, when processing initiates, when it completes, and any processing errors encountered.
92FoundationalQuery/ReportThe system shall provide the ability for Productivity reporting.
93FoundationalQuery/ReportThe system shall provide the ability to maintain and report application usage statistics. Productivity statistics shall include concurrent users, job submissions, transactions throughput and system availability.
94FoundationalQuery/ReportThe system shall provide the ability for an authorized user to specify a recurring time interval for an ad hoc report to be generated, notify the requestor of the report when it has been generated and is available, and allow the requester or admin to suspend or terminate these reports.
95FoundationalQuery/ReportThe system shall provide the ability to query database auditing.
96FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability to create and sort rejects and notification by Country, Case or by specific system user ID.
97FoundationalQuery/ReportThe system shall provide the ability to display a header and footer on reports, such as disclaimers on pages and reports.
98FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability to Create/Read/Update/Delete/Print case master record data based on defined user roles.
99FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability to Create/Read/Update/Delete/Print Presidential Drawdown record data based on defined user roles.
100FoundationalDocument ManagementThe system shall provide the ability to use a document upload tool to associate supporting documentation, images, and/or data contained to a specific case, line, requisition, etc. according to user defined permissions.
101FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability to maintain historic versions of the Case (new version would be created each time a Modification or Amendment is Implemented).
102FoundationalQuery/ReportThe system shall provide the ability to perform analytics and generate reports based on predefined business rules and processes.
103FoundationalDocument ManagementThe system shall provide the ability to share documents for approval with electronic signature.
104FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability to allow authorized user to access online help.
105FoundationalTestingThe system shall provide the ability to test the system in accordance with US Army and non-Army systems acceptance criteria with hands on user acceptance testing and sandbox capabilities.
106FoundationalContinuous UpgradesThe system shall provide a multi-tenant environment from which continuous upgrades are issued based on best business practices or changes in law, policy, regulations, directives (LPRD).
107FoundationalContinuous UpgradesThe system shall provide a multi-tenant environment from which continuous security upgrades are issued based on best business practices.
108FoundationalContinuous UpgradesThe system shall provide a multi-tenant environment from which continuous application upgrades are issued based on best business practices.
109FoundationalContinuous UpgradesThe system shall provide a multi-tenant environment from which continuous innovation ability can be made available based on best business practices.
110FoundationalCommon Operating Picture (COP)The system shall provide the ability to create and display a Common Operating Picture.
111FoundationalCommon Operating Picture (COP)The system shall provide the ability for a user to create and interact with configurable dashboards and reports in multiple formats based on user role.
112FoundationalCommon Operating Picture (COP)The system shall provide standardized content for user defined displays that are configurable based upon role.
113FoundationalCommon Operating Picture (COP)The system shall provide the ability for a user to create a configurable dashboard in multiple format based on user role.
114FoundationalCommon Operating Picture (COP)The system shall provide the ability for a user to create a configurable report in multiple formats based on user role.
115FoundationalCommon Operating Picture (COP)The system shall provide the ability for a user to interact with the user dashboard in multiple formats based on user role.
116FoundationalCommon Operating Picture (COP)The system shall provide the ability for a user to interact with the user reports in multiple formats based on user role.
117FoundationalCommon Operating Picture (COP)The system shall provide tracking data and make it available to users based on role.
118FoundationalCommon Operating Picture (COP)The system shall provide the ability to create standardized templates based on defined user roles.
119FoundationalCommon Operating Picture (COP)The system shall provide the ability to standardize data input and reduce the amount of free text.
120FoundationalCommon Operating Picture (COP)The system shall provide the ability to print locally and remotely.
121FoundationalCommon Operating Picture (COP)The system shall provide the ability for users to upload documents.
122FoundationalLPRDThe system shall provide the ability to implement system changes based on changes to applicable laws, policies, regulations, and directives (LPRDs).
123FoundationalLPRDThe system shall provide the ability to implement system changes in support of laws, policies, regulations, and directives (LPRDs).
124FoundationalLPRDThe system shall provide the ability to implement system changes in support of directive changes.
125FoundationalLPRDThe system shall provide the ability to implement system changes in support of statutory changes.
126FoundationalLPRDThe system shall provide the ability to implement system changes in support of policy changes.
127FoundationalLPRDThe system shall provide the ability to implement system changes in support of regulatory changes.
128FoundationalLPRDThe system shall provide the ability to rapidly implement system-configurable parameter changes in support of statutory changes.
129FoundationalLPRDThe system shall provide the ability to rapidly implement system-configurable parameter changes in support of policy changes.
130FoundationalLPRDThe system shall provide the ability to rapidly implement system-configurable parameter changes in support of regulatory changes.
131FoundationalLPRDThe system shall provide the ability to track and report system changes.
132FoundationalLPRDThe system shall provide the ability to centrally deploy system changes and updates.
133FoundationalLPRDThe system shall provide the ability to predict and assess the impacts of changes to doctrine, laws, policies, regulations, and directives (LPRDs).
134FoundationalLPRDThe system shall provide the ability to create user-defined and configurable business rules.
135FoundationalLPRDThe system shall provide the ability to create user-defined and configurable workflows.
136FoundationalBusiness Process Workflow AutomationThe system shall provide the ability to automate business process workflows via a visual display.
137FoundationalBusiness Process Workflow AutomationThe system shall provide a user-facing application processing workflow with embedded help ability.
138FoundationalBusiness Process Workflow AutomationThe system shall provide the ability to implement standardized workflow processes and procedures that are available for the next action by authorized users in near real time 99% of the time.
139FoundationalBusiness Process Workflow AutomationThe system shall provide the ability to define workflow processes and procedures that allow parallel workflows and concurrent users.
140FoundationalDocument ManagementThe system shall provide the ability to perform document management.
141FoundationalData QualityThe system shall provide the ability for single data entry that populates required fields for specified forms.
142FoundationalDocument ManagementThe system shall provide the ability to generate paperless documents complete with an authentication in accordance with laws, policies, regulations, and directives (LPRDs).
143FoundationalDocument ManagementThe system shall provide the ability to prompt the user to obtain a new signature if form data was changed subsequent to signing.
144FoundationalDocument ManagementThe system shall provide the ability to amend, append, or revoke a form subsequent to signing.
145FoundationalAlerts and NotificationsThe system shall provide the ability to send alerts and notifications.
146FoundationalAlerts and NotificationsThe system shall provide the ability to send alerts and notifications in accordance with defined business rules.
147FoundationalAlerts and NotificationsThe system shall provide the ability to send alerts and notifications in accordance with defined workflows.
148FoundationalAlerts and NotificationsThe system shall provide the ability to send system-wide alerts and notifications.
149FoundationalData QualityThe system shall provide data validation.
150FoundationalData QualityThe system shall provide an automated validation function.
151FoundationalData QualityThe system shall provide the ability for real-time data validation during business process workflows.
152FoundationalData QualityThe system shall provide the ability to identify and flag data that has failed validation within the country, case, and line.
153FoundationalThe system shall be able to use currently approved user authentication methods.
154FoundationalThe system shall provide an application-based, operating system-agnostic capability.
155FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability to operate on approved devices.
156FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability to perform administrative functions based on defined user roles.
157FoundationalThe system shall provide a user-configurable, interactive, context-aware help ability within business process implementation.
158FoundationalThe system shall provide the ability for a consistent user experience across all approved devices commensurate with platform specifications.
159FoundationalThe system shall provide access to multiple domains including NIPR, .com, .gov, .org, and .net.
160FoundationalInteroperabilityThe system shall comply with Interoperability of Information Technology (IT) IAW DoDI 8330.01.
161FoundationalInteroperabilityThe system shall support the Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) standard.
162FoundationalInteroperabilityThe system shall be compliant with Net-Centric Data Strategy and Net-Centric Services Strategy.
163FoundationalInteroperabilityThe system shall support contingency planning for a MAC level III systems as defined by AR 25-2.
164FoundationalInteroperabilityThe system shall comply with DoD IA requirements IAW DoD Instruction 8580.1.
165FoundationalInteroperabilityThe system shall provide client-side security.
166FoundationalInteroperabilityThe system shall support soft certifications (software form of PKI credentials).
167FoundationalComplianceThe system shall support compliance with DA and DoD requirements in a commercial cloud configuration, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology Special Publication 800-145, September 2011.
168FoundationalComplianceThe system shall provide automatic virtual server provisioning to dynamically scale capacity during demand spikes to maintain performance and decrease capacity during lulls to reduce costs.
169FoundationalComplianceThe system shall be compliant with FEDRAMP+ security controls and DoD Cloud Computing Security Requirements Guide (SRG) cloud security information impact level (IL) 4 security controls.
170FoundationalComplianceThe system shall provide capabilities that are available over the network and accessed through standard mechanisms that promote use by heterogeneous thin or thick client platforms (e.g., tablets, laptops).
171FoundationalComplianceThe system shall provide computing resources that are pooled to serve multiple consumers using a multi-tenant model, with different physical and virtual resources dynamically assigned and reassigned according to consumer demand.
172FoundationalComplianceThe system shall provide the ability to automatically control and optimize resource use by leveraging a metering ability at some level of abstraction appropriate to the type of service provided (e.g., storage, processing, bandwidth, and active user accounts) so that resource usage can be monitored, controlled, and reported.
173FoundationalComplianceThe system shall provide the ability to limit a user's access to data and reports at the organizational level required with a level of accuracy that meets or exceeds industry standards (e.g., a 99.9% level of accuracy).
174FoundationalComplianceThe system shall provide a 508 compliant or certified exempt, client, or Web-based user interface.
175FoundationalSystem AvailabilityThe system shall provide a mission availability rate of 98%.
176FoundationalThe system shall have at least a 98% probability of operating over a 72 hour period without an Essential Function Failure (EFF).
177FoundationalThe system shall ensure a mean time between failures (MTBF) of greater than 4 weeks, and a mean time to repair (MTTR) of less than 2 hours.
178FoundationalComplianceThe system shall comply with Information Assurance Requirements IAW DoDD 8500.01E.
179FoundationalComplianceThe system shall comply with all Information Assurance requirements as defined in the FMS-ACES program guidance for DoD, Army, and National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Policy, Guidance, and Directives.
180FoundationalSingle Data EntryThe system shall maximize single data entry.
181FoundationalSingle Data EntryThe system shall derive a minimum of 95% of postings from single entry of data.
182FoundationalDisaster RecoveryThe system shall provide a backup and disaster recovery ability.
183FoundationalDisaster RecoveryThe system shall provide recovery of full capabilities within 24 hours of the official declaration of a disaster (e.g. loss of the primary data center), to include reestablishment of critical system interfaces, to a state not more than 4 hours prior to disaster Recovery Point Objective (RPO).
184FoundationalQuery/ReportThe system shall provide the ability for all transactions internal to FMS-ACES (which do not involve exchanging data with any partner system) to be recorded and viewable for reporting in real time.
185FoundationalQuery/ReportThe system shall provide the ability for all transactions external to FMS-ACES (requiring data exchange with one or more partner systems) to be recorded and viewable for reporting in near real time.
186FoundationalInterfaceThe system shall provide the ability to interface with financial systems of record (SOR).
187FoundationalInterfaceThe system shall provide the ability to interface with logistics systems of record (SOR).
188FoundationalInterfaceThe system shall provide the ability to interface with DoD reporting systems of record (SOR).
189FoundationalInterfaceThe system shall provide the ability to interface with DoD enterprise analytical platforms and data warehouses.
190FoundationalInterfaceThe system shall provide the ability to prepare and securely transmit accurate status reports and data to military departments and agencies via electronic files or API.
191FoundationalInterfaceThe system shall provide the ability to interface with DoD enterprise analytical platforms and data warehouses.
192FoundationalInterfaceThe system shall provide the ability to exchange information with Army commands, agencies, and offices.
193FoundationalInterfaceThe system shall provide the ability to exchange information with Joint Commands and other military departments.
194FoundationalInterfaceThe system shall provide the ability to interface with systems in accordance with the OV-3: Operational Resource Flow Matrix and Information Exchange Requirements.
195FoundationalDeduplicationThe system shall provide the ability to identify duplicate data entering the system and provide the ability to deconflict duplicate data based on user defined roles.
196FoundationalThe system shall be compliant with DoDD 5200.1-R.
197FoundationalThe system shall be compliant with ASD (C31) Memorandum dated 6/4/01 (Disposal of Unclassed HD).
198FoundationalThe system shall be compliant (for regulation/directives sections which are applicable) with DoDD S-5200.19 (TEMPEST).
199LogisticsThe system shall provide the ability to flag requisitions that have failed validation.
200LogisticsThe system shall provide the ability to re-generate any reject (controlled exception) that is deleted in error.
201LogisticsThe system shall provide the ability to systematically assign a unique reject code for each controlled exception and a reference table to provide the user with the reason for the reject and processing instructions to resolve it.
202LogisticsThe system shall provide the ability to assign project codes at a case level and line level.
203LogisticsThe system shall provide the ability to store the major shipment milestones from initial shipment (from the depot or vendor) to receipt by the BPC Customer.
204LogisticsThe system shall provide the ability to create a funding only document (Pseudo) to General Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS).
205LogisticsThe system shall provide the ability to generate cancellation requests (869C) to the source of supply to stop logistical actions/delivery at the Country, Case, line, requisition level as required.(i.e. sanctions).
206LogisticsThe system shall provide the ability to manually create a Supply Discrepancy Report (SDR) record based on defined user roles.
207LogisticsThe system shall provide the ability to query and display data from the Supply Discrepancy Report (SDR) record.
208LogisticsThe system shall provide the ability to Create/Update/read/Delete/Print Supply Discrepancy Report (SDR) record data based on defined roles.
209LogisticsThe system shall provide the ability to allow limited deletion capabilities as long as the Progression Code has not progressed beyond date code "B" .
210LogisticsThe system shall provide the ability to calculate an average monthly demand for each NIIN determined to be included in the CLSSA forecast process. (Always round down)
211LogisticsThe system shall provide the ability to update all equity list attributes.
212LogisticsThe system shall provide the ability to duplicate CSP Master file list generated for one country to another.
213LogisticsThe system shall provide the ability to create/read/update/delete standard templates (e.g., CSP Master File List).
214LogisticsThe system shall provide the ability to systematically create a duplicate CSP list when requested by the CM.
215LogisticsThe system shall provide the ability to track publication requisitions through the approval/release authority process (request, approval/disapproval and release).
216LogisticsThe system shall provide the ability to recycle/reuse publication account numbers.
217LogisticsThe system shall provide ability to add remarks to the SDR master file.
218LogisticsThe system shall provide the ability to Create/Update/read/Delete/Print line/sub-line record data based on user defined roles.
219LogisticsThe system shall provide ability to allow end users to create/read/update/delete publication account numbers (PANs) associated to a Country and Case.
220LogisticsFinancialThe system shall provide the ability to create/read/update/delete a Supply Discrepancy Report (SDR) record based on defined user roles.
221LogisticsFinancialThe system shall provide the ability to create a new and/or populate an existing Material Request History and Status (MRHS) record based on defined user roles.
222LogisticsFinancialThe system shall provide the ability to receive requisition data and create a new and/or populate an existing Material Request History and Status (MRHS) record based on defined user roles.

Business Rules

Business Rule IDCore CapabilityCategoryBusiness Rule Description
1Case ClosureDocument ManagementFor Army and supported IAs, produce a unique closure certificate for each of the three closure types (direct final closure, interim closure and interim to final closure).
2Case ClosureQuery/ReportQuery each case line with logic programmed to find and code Command case lines that have all materiel requisitions shipped and all services completed, however other Command lines on the case are not SSC as supply, service complete (SSC) with priority code 2.
3Case ClosureQuery/ReportQuery each case line with logic programmed to find and code Command case lines that have at least one Command line that has all materiel requisitions shipped and all services completed, however has at least one Command line on the case is not SSC as supply, service complete (SSC) with priority code 3.
4Case ClosureUser Roles and PermissionsFor Army and supported IAs, provide the capability For the Case Closure management team to manually submit a line IHC that codes the line For deletion in the case closure master. The new system then systemically removes the line from the case closure master.
5Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, prevent an ACCP Country case with a ULO threshold from being interim certified for closure if the ULO threshold is higher than the country allowed ULO threshold.
6Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, when a case is re-opened or moved back to C2 status, submit a request to the PBAS Administration at USASAC Finance Office to take the case back to AC or C2 status in PBAS/PBAS replacement systems. This appears to be a USASAC "super user role".
7Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, provide the capability For the CCM to input a check to an override button in the system if the CCM is certifying an interim case For closure with the ULO balance exceeding the ULO closure threshold and with country permission to certify the case with the exceeded ULO closure threshold.
8Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, provide the capability For the calendar year and month alpha inhibitor codes to be automatically added to the system and the Mutual Date File (MDF) three months beFore the new calendar year. Example: January 2015 alpha inhibitor code is "XA" and December 2015 alpha inhibitor code is "XL". In October 2014, "XA" through "XL" should be automatically added to the system with the definition and timeframe to resolve the inhibitor code.
9Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, capture and display current case closure progression code (PC) For each case and line. The system must be able to use the 3 case closure PC's to systemically prioritize workload For the case and line managers. PC 1 identifies cases that are supply, service complete (SSC), which means all materiel has shipped and all services are completed For all lines on the case. PC 2 identifies case lines that are SSC For a Command. PC 3 identifies case lines that have some lines that are SSC and at least one line that is not SSC.
10Case ClosurePropagate the SSC date using the latest ship date or service completion date at case, line and requisition level(s).
11Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, identify and notify the Case Manager when the remaining Unliquidated Obligation (ULO) value is at or below the ULO threshold at the case level and case certification can begin. (Example NE greater than $250,000)
12Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, receive transactions (from system perForming DIFS/replacement system functions) (DIFS MO transactions) confirming a refund on the unliquidated obligation (ULO) amount For a final or interim closed case occurred at case/line level to include the date of transaction, Country Code, Case and Line and automatically post this transaction at case/line level in the case closure master file in the new system.
13Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, notify the case closure team, the central case manager (CCM) and financial manager when a transaction For a case in final closure status is received to include line level detail of all ULO refunds that processed against this case.
14Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, perForm a calculation of the ULO and applicable surcharges For and view the ULO to automatically calculate the surcharges and accessorial For Accelerated Case Closure Program (ACCP) cases using data from the Case Master to include the annual CAS percentages at the requisition level.
15Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, notify the Central Case Manager and Line Financial Manager when obligation and expenditures are equal on an ACCP interim closed case in order to review and prepare For financial closure.
16Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, notify the CCM and FM when actual Contract Administrative Services (CAS) exceeds estimated CAS by configurable amount or percentage.
17Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, provide the capability For those Purchasers participating in ACCP to interim close the ACCP case with ULO.
18Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, systemically populate the applicable case closure inhibitors when the case is systemically changed to SSC.
19Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, validate that all verification steps were taken prior to allowing the IA to certify the case For closure under ACCP interim procedures, using business rules at case and line levels.
20Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, validate that all verification steps were taken prior to allowing the IA to certify the case For closure under ACCP direct final procedures, using business rules at case level.
21Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, validate that all verification steps were taken prior to allowing a case closure transaction to be sent under Non-ACCP procedures, using business rules at case and line levels.
22Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, validate that all verification steps were taken prior to allowing a case to progress from ACCP interim to ACCP final status, using business rules provided at case and line levels.
23Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, validate that all verification steps were taken prior to allowing a case to revert from ACCP final to ACCP interim status, using business rules provided at case and line levels.
24Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, validate that all verification steps were taken prior to allowing a non-ACCP case to revert from closed to an implemented status, using business rules provided at case and line levels.
25Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, establish an inhibitor review suspense date, based on the type of inhibitor assigned at the case, line and subline level.
26Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, systemically calculate and update the latest line inhibitor suspense date at the line and subline level using the case closure inhibitor mutual data file.
27Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, update the estimated closure date For the Case based on the latest line inhibitor suspense date For all the lines within the case.
28Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, notify the applicable case/line logistic/financial manager on the next review suspense date or when the last inhibitor is cleared at the case, line and subline level.
29Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, automatically assign standard closure inhibitor codes to lines and cases identified as Supply Service Complete(SSC) and progress closure inhibitor codes as conditions are satisfied at case and line level.
30Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, record central case manager approval and date For the case closure certificate at case level in the case closure master.
31Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, provide the capability upon the case closure certification to prevent manual input or systemic receipt of new requisitions.
32Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, notify the Case Manager and FMS Customer when the case is closed and provide the closure date value.
33Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, notify Case Manager, Financial Manager and DFAS of ACCP cases that are Supply Services Complete (SSC) For greater than 18 months that have not been submitted For closure.
34Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, notify case manager and financial manager of ACCP cases SSC greater than two years that have not been submitted For closure and do not have the following closure inhibitors in the SAMM RCG: SC, KO, AF, LP, SU, AA, PD.
35Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, send notifications to the Case Manager and Financial Manager For Non ACCP eligible cases based on configurable timeframes when the supply/services completion date is greater than two years and the case has not been submitted For closure provided the following closure inhibitors in the SAMM RCG are not identified : OC, FD, SC, KO, AF, LP, SU, AA, PD.
36Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, notify the CCM and Financial manager of interim closed cases where the ULO has not changed within a configurable timeframe using data from Army accounting systems and non-Army agency accounting system/DAI.
37Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, notify case managers at configurable timeframes For cases after estimated SSC date at Case/line level and the Case/line SSC date has not been posted.
38Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, notify the CCM and financial manager at configurable timeframes that non-ACCP case is eligible For closure based on the last contract physical completion date when Open Contract (OC) is the only closure inhibitor.
39Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, notify the CCM and FMS Customer when a case systemically becomes supply service complete (SSC).
40Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, alert the CCM and Financial Manager when all closure inhibitors have been resolved at case and line level.
41Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, systemically record that all lines on a case are financially complete.
42Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, alert the financial line manager when a case line is logistically complete by assigning the appropriate reason (inhibitor) code to begin the financial reconciliation of the case line.
43Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, automatically populate the SSC date using the latest ship date or service completion date at both line and case level.
44Case ClosureValidate that all FMSO II cases are closed prior to closing the related FMSO I case.
45Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, create and maintain the closure certificate versions (Direct final closure, Interim Closure, Non-ACCP Closure and Interim to Final Closure) that were processed on each FMS Case to include date of closure certificate and closure values.
46Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, send a notification when an ACCP case is within a configurable number of days from an estimated closure date.
47Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, systemically suspend a requisition received when a line is supply service complete (SSC), and send an alert to the CCM.
48Case ClosureManually submit an inhibitor code that allows the case to remain open and permits additional requisitions to process against the case when all lines are SSC using supporting narrative text.
49Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, notify the CCM within a configurable time period after the estimated case closure date is reached and the SSC date has not been posted.
50Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, notify the CCM and Financial line manager at a configurable time period after the contract (ACRN, CLIN, SLIN, and ELIN) estimated completion date is reached and the associated Final Bill has not been received.
51Case ClosureSystemically update the estimated case closure date including FMSO I cases by adding the either 24 months for ACCP cases or 36 months for NON-ACCP cases to the SSC date.
52Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, alert CCM, the Financial Manager, DFAS and DSCA Purchaser when IA has certified a case ready For closure.
53Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, generate a Final Closure Certificate and have the ability to attach to the case master file.
54Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, notify the CCM of DSCA decision to reopen an ACCP closed case and change the case status to implemented For approvals once the case is reopened in all applicable systems.
55Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, systemically prevent the CCM from certifying a case For interim closure if the ULO balance exceeds the FMS Customer's ULO Closure Threshold.
56Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, systemically record the latest estimated SSC date of all the lines on a case, as the Case estimated SSC date.
57Case ClosureApply the 3 case closure PCs to systemically prioritize workload for the case and line managers. PC 1 identifies cases that are supply, service complete (SSC), which means all materiel has shipped and all services are completed for all lines on the case. PC 2 identifies case lines that are SSC for a Command. PC 3 identifies case lines that have some lines that are SSC and at least one line that is not SSC.
58Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, systemically populate the applicable line/subline closure inhibitors when the line is systemically changed to SSC.
59Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, provide the capability For the new system to systemically add a line and sublines to the case closure master with an Alpha Inhibitor Code (that identifies the month and year the line became SSC) when the line/subline is Supply Service Complete.
60Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, systemically code SDAF lines with IHC "1D" and generate a SDAF line certificate to the CCM team.
61Case ClosureFor Army and supported IAs, systemically remove an SSC date when a Service Completion date is changed to a future date in the Case Master Plan and systemically code the line For deletion and systemically adjust the internal workload priorities on case lines accordingly in the case closure master.

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