In this article, you will navigate through the System Manager Reporting page to access available queries and reports.
In this article, you will learn how to navigate to the System Manager Reporting page. The Queries section in the System Manager Reporting page provides convenient links to available OneUSG Connect queries. You can also access the Report Manager to view a list of reports that you have been given access to view. The list of reports that you are able to view will be based on your security role.
First, log in to OneUSG Connect.
From the Manager Self Service page, click the System Manager Reporting tile.
Note: Depending on your available tiles, you may need to scroll down the page.
The System Manager Reporting page is displayed. The menu options for Queries and Reports/Processes are listed on the left side of the page.
Click any of the Queries links to see a list of available queries for the topic.
Click the Time and Labor menu link to see a list of available queries for Time and Labor.
The list of queries for Time and Labor are displayed. You can run these queries and access reports by clicking on the name of the query.
The query will display in the frame on the right side of the page.
Available reports can be accessed under the Reports/Processes section.
Click the Report Manager menu item to see a list of available options.
The Report Distribution Mgr page is displayed.
Click the New Window link to open the page in a new window.
The Report manager page is displayed in a new tab.
Click the Administration tab.
A list of reports is displayed.
Note: The list displayed will vary based on your security access.
You can view the report by clicking on the report link in the Description column.
When you are finished viewing the report, click the Close Tab button.
From the Reports/Processes menu, click the Commitment Accounting menu item to view available options.
Click the Invalid Funding Report menu item.
The Invalid Funding Report page is displayed. You can run the Invalid Funding Report to help identify positions with inadequate funding so that they can be examined and corrected.