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* Broadband Expansion and Accessibility of Mississippi (BEAM) * Budget and Fund Management * Bureau of Building, Grounds and Real Property Management * Capitol Complex Improvement District * Mississippi Management and Reporting System (MMRS) * Personal Service Contract Review * Procurement and Contracts * Public Information Office * Purchasing, Travel and Fleet Management * State Property Insurance * Statewide Strategic Sourcing * DFA Legislative Updates * Employment Opportunities * MOSTF Grant Application [](https://www.
dfa. ms.gov/magic-finance-and-grants-management) Security|Training|Technical MAGIC’s Finance functionality is met within the Enterprise Core Component (ECC) module of the SAP software. The State of Mississippi uses the module to process all State agencies financial transactions.
The following areas include: * **Finance (FI)** - FI is used for external accounting purposes. Postings are generated from General Ledger (GL), Accounts Receivable (AR), and Accounts Payable (AP) postings. Each posting is associated with a Fund, a Business Area, a Functional Area, and a Grant.
* **Cost Controlling (CO)** - CO is used for internal reporting purposes. Special coding objects are included on expense related postings to the General Ledger. These coding objects provide an automated equivalent posting in Controlling so reporting can be run for an internal perspective * **Funds Management (FM): Budgetary Accounting** - Funds Management provides controls and reporting for budgetary accounting and reporting.
Specific MAGIC objects are tied together to provide “real time” budget availability and statistics. MAGIC Finance Portal Login ###### MAGIC Finance Information * MAGIC Document Type Listing FIGM Presentations related to Finance and Grants Management functionality in MAGIC have been organized by category at the links below: ###### MAGIC System Demos * AR, AP, and Manage and Control Budget.
pdf) * 20140402 DFA OFM MAGIC Information * 20140402 DFA OFR MAGIC Information * Mass Change of Fixed Assets - FTP Updated Upload Instructions Standard Financial Inbound Interface (SFII) Note: Document Type information needed for the SFII can be found under "Workflow" below.
* MAGIC Standard Financial Inbound Interface (SFII) Overview * SFII Template and Documentation * Financial Attachment Upload FTP Instructions * Financial Attachment Upload Template * Workflow Routing of Approvals * Workflow Final Agency Approver Request Form * Unplanned Depreciation Calculator.
xlsx) * Project Settlement with Prior Fiscal Year Depreciation Job Aid MAGIC To SPAHRS Interface * Introduction to SPAHRS Interface Process * Agency Guide for SPAHRS Interface.
pdf) * Agency Crosswalk Post GoLive Instructions * Agency Crosswalk Maintenance Spreadsheet MAGIC Transactions (T-Codes) Reference * MAGIC Transactions (T-Codes) Reference Document * Budget vs Actual Reporting * 5 Year Old Warrants Maintenance Form * Agency Budget Communication * Viewing Parked Documents * MAGIC Grants Management * ACE : Access Channel For Employees * Employment Opportunities **In the event of an emergency please call the DPS Capitol Police at (601) 359-3125**
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