• ChartFields are the components (fields) that make up our chart of accounts and provide it with an overall structure

• A code representing a combination of ChartField values. SpeedTypes simplify the entry of ChartFields commonly used together.

A user-defined shorthand key designating several ChartKeys to be used for voucher entry. Percentages can optionally be related to each ChartKey in a speedchart definition.

• In PantherSoft the "account" serves the same purpose as the "object code" in SAMAS. It is a six-digit code used to classify a transaction, i.e, office supplies, travel, miscellaneous revenue, etc.

• The "department ID" is the equivalent to the "account" in SAMAS. It records financial transactions for an activity which is budgeted and accounted for separately i.e., a department, grant, auxiliary operation, etc
• Digits 1-6 identifies a University department, or major University activity
• Digits 7-9 identifies a project or a separately budgeted for activity within the department. It also identifies the funding source.

• A code representing a combination of ChartField values. SpeedTypes simplify the entry of ChartFields commonly used together.

This chartfield is used to account for major funding sources that the University must account for and report on separately. All department chartfields must be mapped to a fund.

• Chartfield
• Know as the PCS code and is required code for State reporting and financial statements preparation through the ICOFA Consortium system

This chartfield identifies the State standard General Ledger code. Each "account" chartfield must be mapped to an alternate account.

Used for projects requiring the University to report fiscal activities on a "life-to-date" basis. Typically, the life of these projects crosses fiscal years. This chartfield will be used for grants and construction projects.

This is a one-digit code that classifies funds by the traditional NACUBO fund group such as Current Funds (Unrestricted & Restricted), Loan, Plant & Agency. Logic in the ICOFA Consortium financial statement system uses this code to classify transactions, particularly in the equity section of the statements.

This code is used in conjunction with the Program chartfield (PCS) to classify activities by function, based on logic built into the ICOFA Consortium financial statement system. This is a 16-digit code. Each department chartfield will be mapped to a State Program Component through an attribute