
18:20
Leslie Urban is leslieu

19:11
NetSuite Practice Leader:marshm@ustranscorp.com

19:36
just looking to see some NetSuite specific budgeting tips

19:43
Just looking for general information. Topic seemed interesting for CAE credits :)

19:45
New ideas on enhancing the end user experience

19:47
Better understanding of association budgeting practices from someone not currently involved in budget meetings.

19:53
Better budget forecasting & monitoring practices.

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General budgeting tips

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How to budget better

19:57
Better understanding of and tips for budgeting

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New ways of doing old things

20:07
Hope to clear up some problems we're having with NS/NSPB

20:07
Better understanding budgeting

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General budgeting info

20:11
General information, see if I can use my NetSuite tool better

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Improve forecasting

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Any best practices that could help us through the budget process

20:17
New formats and presentations to help visualize financials for volunteers.

20:22
Understanding budgeting software and how it will help the business process

20:33
Any tips that might streamline the budgeting process. I would like to hear how others do it.

20:38
I would like to get ideas for improving our forecasing

20:45
to better understand Net Suite budget capabilities

21:02
Looking for best practices re: budgeting timelines and key milestones

21:07
I would like to understand of budget practices from NS perspective.

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Oh and forgot to say -> CPE credit please - Sergio Prada

22:12
Will the slides be made available?

23:42
Question 1 for CPE/CAE credit:

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budgeting since last century

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Association executive director

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I handle events and education... no real budgeting background

23:58
Taking on a new responsibility

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Don't have any experience budgeting but have been tasked with being more involved. I work in sales and marketing

24:03
I'm in Finance - with slightly less than a century of budgeting responsibilities :)

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Beginner level from Finance background

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FP&A for many years

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New to budgeting for the association as a whole, but have been department budgets for many years.

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CPA. But haven't worked with Budgets in about 5 years.

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budgets for events and education and now online learning

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Education department, input for Ed budget

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Have managed budgets in millions, smaller programmatic budget construction and adherence lately.

24:16
Director of all things budgeting

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Former controller so I did all the groundwork 20 years ago

24:20
taking this on for multi-departmental multi-company/country entity.

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new to PBCS, but not new to budgeting

24:29
Very little budgeting experience besides what I provide to the ED from my program area.

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over 20 years

24:30
I am a CPA in the Treasury Dept. responsible for forecasting Cash

24:32
I started budgeting with PepsiCo in 1982...done by hand on columnar sheets

24:36
I am a CPA, Finance Senior Manager. I prepare my department budget and review other budgets.

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I am COO/CFO

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I handle it all, accounting, events-everything!

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A few years into FP&A budgeting and forecasting full time

25:30
Budgeting and accounting for federal grants for about 17 years

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Q2 for CPE/CAE credit:

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Using excel

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Excel based

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Excel

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Netsuite and Excel

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Lots and lots of Excel spreadsheets

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QuickBooks. And lots of committee discussion!

31:59
Excel for departments to enter their individual budgets by program - import to NetSuite

31:59
Excel is our main tool

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good ole excel

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Vivid software - typical process

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Excel

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I use excel and also quickbooks

32:06
We budget in Google Sheets right now but moving to Prophix

32:07
4 quarter rolling forecast, mix of Google Sheets and Excel

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Excel and Quickbooks

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Excel and Adaptive Insights

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Adaptive

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We use excel and it is an annual budget, no monthly amounts

32:22
We're using Excel to forecast Cash availability for one year

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not sure

32:27
Google Sheets and Adaptive

32:27
excel

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Excel

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excel and quick books for reconcilliation

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Still using Excel for OpEx, NSPB for Workfore, Revenue, Fixed Assets

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excel, hyperion

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smarthseets sometimes

35:42
Q3 for CPE/CAE

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No failures, fairly successful

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I wouldn't say we've failed at it - but there's always room to make it better, and certainly more efficient

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Ours is clunky but it seems to work.

35:58
Our business expanded at such a rapid growth we weren't able to staff to keep up.

35:59
No real failures

36:00
We budget annually and it works for us.

36:11
Budgeting overall works well except we always overestimate expenses

36:17
As far as I know, we do a pretty good job of this. Not really involved in this right now

36:18
We have a formal process, but want to move to iterative forecasting

36:19
It is working fine, no failures. Just not particularly efficient.

36:22
No real failures

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The process is unnecessarily complicated and there are too many budget codes

36:36
WE don't have a history of failure, just a bit of an issue with expense control

36:37
Bottoms up 4 quarter forecast with budget owners across the company works well

36:42
works but overly complicated

36:46
Some departments would pad their budgets

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none that I know of (but I'm new)

37:20
No real issues in our implementation of budget processes

01:02:21
Q4 for CPE/CAE:

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1000

01:02:36
$1000

01:02:41
can you show the slide?

01:02:45
1000

01:02:55
$900

01:02:58
900

01:03:00
900

01:03:02
900

01:03:02
900

01:03:02
900

01:03:05
900

01:03:06
$900

01:03:07
900

01:03:08
900

01:03:09
900

01:03:10
$900

01:03:19
$900

01:03:20
900

01:09:44
900

01:09:46
Q5 for CPE/CAE:

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d

01:09:53
D

01:09:59
D

01:10:00
D

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C

01:10:02
b

01:10:03
D D

01:10:06
D

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D D

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b

01:10:22
B

01:10:23
B

01:10:26
B

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Using none currently. Alerts for over budget

01:10:28
First part D, Second part probably B

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D B

01:10:30
B

01:10:33
B

01:10:34
D B

01:10:43
D

01:10:46
B

01:10:51
b

01:11:12
B

01:17:32
Q6 for CPE/CAE:

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GL account, and program

01:17:46
GL Account

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Annual, GL Account and location

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GL Account

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By GL account and department

01:17:54
GL

01:17:56
Department, program & GL account

01:17:56
GL account

01:17:56
GL and project

01:17:57
GL Account and department

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proGRAM

01:17:59
GL and Program

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by department

01:18:04
Department, location, gl account

01:18:05
Grouped GL accounts by department

01:18:05
We budget by expense type

01:18:11
GL, program

01:18:15
by project/cost center

01:18:15
GL

01:18:27
by department, gl accts

01:18:29
GL accounts per department

01:24:28
No questions but the information has been good

01:24:32
Nothing from me.

01:24:36
Thank you.

01:24:44
Thank you

01:24:46
no but thank you!

01:24:57
thank you!!

01:24:58
Thank you for the informative presentation.

01:24:59
thank you for the information, very comprehensive

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Thank you!

01:26:03
The wide variety of ways to budget and the tools to accomplish the task.

01:26:03
Pre-encumbered v encumbered v actual

01:26:05
Those different methodologies when it comes to budgeting

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I liked the idea of having an automated budget control system

01:26:12
allow the forecast to be more flexible than the budget

01:26:19
Everyone struggles with budgets. we are not alone. LOL

01:26:21
#1 Takeaway .. How the budgeting tool looks in net suite

01:26:22
thank you, great to see different approaches and know that these can sit on netsuite

01:26:23
That our current budgeting practice is outdated and overly complicated for no reason.

01:26:29
Budget / forecast treatment in the tools discussed

01:26:30
A few new ideas for presenting budget to accruals to my stakeholders. Thanks!

01:26:31
Having an automated budget control system

01:26:40
The different options for budgeting and forecasting

01:26:44
automated budget control

01:26:50
new ideas to bring back to team for budgeting and forecasting

01:26:51
There is life beyond excel (and it may even be more efficient! :-) )

01:26:57
Different Budgets and Forecasts

01:27:05
Thanks for the great webinar!!! love it

01:27:06
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