nv203 – umoja bi navigation

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NV203 – Umoja BI Navigation

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Course Introduction

Module 1: BI Overview

Module 2: BI Navigation

Course Summary

Course Assessment

Course Survey



Course Overview

The purpose of the Umoja Business Intelligence (BI) Navigation course is to provide an overview of the Umoja BI components, capabilities and tools.

Prerequisite Review

You should have completed the following prerequisite courses:

• Umoja Overview

• Umoja Master Data & Coding Block Overview

• Umoja ECC Navigation

Course Duration: 3 hours

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Course Objectives

After completing this course, you will be able to:

• Describe Umoja’s enterprise Business Intelligence (BI) reporting landscape

• Explain BI capabilities and associated benefits

• Define BI key terminology

• Recognize the difference between Umoja ECC and Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) reporting and BI reporting

• Identify the difference between the Analysis Area tool and WebI reports

• Access and generate BI reports

• Print and save BI reports

• Identify the definition and difference between a BI User and a BI Power User

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Agenda

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Course Introduction



Course Summary

Course Assessment

Course Survey



Module 1 Objectives

After completing this module, you will be able to:

• Describe Umoja’s enterprise BI reporting landscape

• Explain the components of Umoja BI portal

• Explain BI capabilities and associated benefits

• Describe the BI data architecture

• Access and generate BI reports

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Key Term Description

Umoja ECC It is the main SAP component comprising various modules.

OLAP It stands for On-Line Analytical Processing. It describes the database structures optimized for reporting (multi-dimensional databases).

Analysis Area It is the unformatted view of a full dataset for a module, accessible through advanced analysis for OLAP.

WebI It is an abbreviation commonly used to refer to Web Intelligence reports.

Key Terminology

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Roles & Responsibilities

As an Umoja ECC user, you are assigned one of the two general roles, defining the level of access extended to you within the Umoja BI portal:

BI User

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All Umoja ECC users are provided a standard level of access to the Umoja BI portal. ] This is a basic level of access to the Umoja BI portal, enabling you to view standard (WebI) BI reports. The Umoja Enterprise Role assigned to an Umoja user dictates the level of access provided to the BI portal. Select folders and reports may not display, based on the specified level of access. As a standard BI User, you can generate and save reports to your personal Favorites folder on the portal, but not within public or shared folders.


Roles & Responsibilities

As an Umoja ECC user, you are assigned one of the two general roles, defining the level of access extended to you within the Umoja BI portal:

BI Power User

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A select subset of BI Users are also given the ability to generate additional types of custom BI reports. Typically, BI Power Users are Subject Matter Experts (SME’s) or Reporting Analysts. These individuals are provided access to WebI and Analysis Area tool. They can generate more complex BI reports, and save custom-crafted reports to public folders for standard BI Users to access/reference. The Umoja Enterprise Role assigned to an Umoja user dictates the level of access provided to the BI portal. Select folders and reports may not display, based on the specified level of access. However, they do not have rights to: • Modify or delete delivered reports • Save reports to delivered public folders


BI Overview

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Umoja Business Intelligence (BI) refers to the data warehouse and reporting tools that are used to support decision-making across the organization.

Analytics Metrics Reporting

Umoja BI consists of components to support data management and modeling through the use of analytical tools. It provides UN with a historical and current view of operations.


Defining Umoja Business Intelligence Reporting

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Umoja BI reporting:

• Provides historical and current reporting tools specific to select operations within UN

• Enables you to obtain UN specific information without having to resort to Microsoft Excel to manually enter and analyze data using formulas and tables

• Is an enterprise-wide information hub that enables analysis of data from Umoja and several other data sources

• Provides powerful, intuitive tools to analyze and report data

• Represents approximately a 24-hour lag in the data entered into Umoja and other sources

• Provides dynamic filtering, advanced navigation and complex drill-down functionalities

• Is available to create more detailed and analytical reports than those created in Umoja ECC and SRM


Why Use Business Intelligence?

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Umoja BI is used to:

• Perform ad-hoc analysis and formatted reporting

• Combine data from multiple sources that would take time to consolidate in Umoja ECC or SRM

• Quickly summarize transactions to identify trends and compare results over time

• Produce reports that combine data from multiple systems for example, Umoja and IMIS

• Add graphical elements, such as charts, to provide visual representation of data


Accessing Umoja BI Portal Umoja Access Screen

To Access the Umoja BI Portal, you must first logon to the Umoja access system using the credentials provided to you by the EIDMS team. The Umoja BI Portal is accessible in the same Umoja Citrix tool as the Umoja ECC, both of which can be accessed by directing your browser to http://login.umoja.un.org.

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http://login.umoja.un.org/


Citrix XenApp Start Screen

After logging onto the system, the Citrix XenApp start screen is displayed. It displays all the tools that one can access as an Umoja end-user.

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• Umoja ECC System

• Umoja SRM Portal

• Umoja BI Portal

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Umoja Reporting

Umoja offers three distinct systems providing different sets of reports, all available via the Umoja Citrix tool:

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Via Umoja ECC Via Umoja BI Via Umoja SRM

Reporting functions in Umoja ECC and SRM are similar in nature (with respect to the type of information and formats available)


Reports via Umoja BI Portal

Umoja BI reports are:

• Created by accessing information from several data sources (some of which are not part of the Umoja implementation)

• Not based on real-time data due to an approximate lag of 24 hours. This lag exists because it takes time to reorganize data to support complex reporting. Automated programs extract data from Umoja ECC and SRM and update it into Umoja BI. Such extractions of data allow for very fast retrieval of information for further analysis

• Are accessed via the BI portal by selecting the appropriate folder and link

• Slightly more graphical in their presentation of data

Examples of Umoja BI reports:

• Budget Consumption report

• Flexible Real Estate Cash Flow report

Note: Umoja Enterprise Roles, combined with your assigned BI User role, drive access to these reports.

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Reports via Umoja ECC and SRM

Umoja ECC and SRM reports are:

• SAP reports that have been configured for the purpose of the Umoja implementation

• Real-time and available across various functional areas

• Typically accessed using a specific T-code

• Largely confined to data directly entered in Umoja ECC or SRM

• Typically operational and relatively simple reports (lists of data from a particular module within Umoja). Some allow drill-down to the source transactions used on a day-to-day basis to support operations. Common usage of such simple reports is to review the status of a particular document or look for a specific entry

Examples of Umoja ECC and SRM reports:

• Earmarked Funds Journal report

• Cost Center Line Items report

• Purchase Order report

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Note: Umoja Enterprise Roles drive access to Umoja ECC and SRM reports.


Availability of data

Analytical capabilities

View customization

BI & Umoja ECC/SRM Reporting: Summary Comparison

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Umoja BI Reporting Umoja ECC/SRM Reporting

Data is refreshed on a daily basis – no real-time availability of data Advanced analytical capabilities available on any object (slice and dice, drill-down, conditional reporting and Analysis Area) Several functions available to customize report views and layouts. Graphing (visuals) available for select types of reports

Real-time reporting Data is available immediately after it is entered into Umoja ECC or SRM. This data reflects the current values in Umoja, updated on a regular basis Limited analytical capabilities, based on pre-defined options (drill-down and filtering pre-set fields) Limited ability to customize report layouts


Quick Storage Systems – Umoja ECC and SRM

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Similar to a filing cabinet, Umoja ECC and SRM are referred to as Quick Storage systems.

Transactions are quickly stored in a chronological order with sequential numbering, based on the date they were carried out.

For example, if you create a SRM Shopping Cart number with document number 11, the next available Shopping Cart document number available to be assigned would be 12.

Umoja ECC and SRM both provide the ability to quickly and simply store information, based on the fact that they are recorded immediately after the last transaction is carried out.

Umoja ECC

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Quick Retrieval Systems – Umoja BI

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Umoja BI is known to as a Quick Retrieval system. The Umoja BI system functions like a cube pulling information from multiple filing cabinets, for display and reporting purposes. In many ways, it is analogous to creating copies of a transaction to be stored and presented using multiple reporting views. For example, you may want to view transactions by vendor, cost, balance or a combination of different factors not easily reportable in Quick Storage systems (Umoja ECC and SRM). It takes more time to store such intricate combinations of information. However, the retrieval and reporting functions are extremely fast. This is why the Umoja BI system is referred to as a Quick Retrieval system.


Distribution of reports

Download capabilities*

Ability to print reports *

Reporting: Access & Offline Review Options

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Umoja BI Reporting Umoja ECC / SRM Reporting

PDF Excel

PDF Excel Excel

BI portal

Excel

Umoja ECC via specific T-code

Excel .txt RTF HTML

Umoja SRM portal

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* Note: There are additional options available to download or print Umoja ECC/SRM reports. However, they are not utilized as commonly as the options shown above.


Web Intelligence Reports

Once BI Power Users have defined which data points and view they wish to share with BI Users, that Analysis Area can be either saved off for later review, or formally converted to a Formatted WebI report.

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Analysis Area Tool

The On-line Analytical Processing (OLAP) – Analysis Area is equivalent to an online tool which allows you to manipulate data using defined criteria. From such data manipulation activities, BI Power Users create Formatted WebI reports, which BI Users can reference and review. The Analysis Area tool is quite flexible, as it allows you to define reporting criteria, create visuals, and change data inputs in real time.

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BI Portal Tool: OLAP & Analysis Areas

OLAP is a general term used to describe the ability to generate reports from an online database in any desired format.

Within Umoja, OLAP reports are referred to as Analysis Areas.

Analysis Areas:

• Serve as the foundation to create custom WebI reports

• Enable you to evaluate multi-dimensional data interactively from multiple perspectives

• Consists of three basic analytical operations:

• Aggregation (roll-up)

• Drill-down

• Slicing and dicing

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BI Report Example: Analysis Area Tool

Analysis Areas:

• Are generated in response to BI Power User’s chosen parameters

• Allow you to play the report authoring role. Using this variant, you can:

• Analyze data ad hoc

• Create query views

• Save and distribute the result of the ad hoc analysis

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By default, you do not provide formatting options. If there are formatting needs, a BI Power User can save the report as an Analysis View and open that Analysis View in WebI to add formatting, for example, logo, colour scheme, report breaks or complex formulas.


BI Reporting – Scope

The following business process areas within UN will have access to Umoja BI reports:

As enhanced functionality is rolled out within Umoja Foundation, additional BI reports will become available.

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Central Support Services – Plant Maintenance

Finance – Treasury, Fixed Assets and Investment

Management

Finance – Grants Management

Central Support Services – Sales and Distribution

Source to Acquire – Logistics Execution

Central Support Services – Project Management


BI Reports: Real Estate

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Central Support Services – Real Estate

Report Name Analysis Area

Tool WebI Report

Flexible Real Estate Conditions

Flexible Real Estate Measurements

Flexible Real Estate Cash Flow

Flexible Real Estate Occupancy

Flexible Real Estate Contract Measurements


BI Reports: Funds Management

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Finance – Funds Management


Tool WebI Report

Funds Management Budget Consumption Detail

Funds Management Budget Consumption Summary

Equivalent Reports to the FMT Standard Reports

Equivalent Cubes to the FMT Mission Cubes


BI Reports: General Ledger

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Finance – General Ledger


Tool WebI Report

Trial Balance

General Ledger Line Item Analysis View


BI Reports: Materials Management

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Source to Acquire – Materials Management


Tool WebI Report

Supply Chain Management – Purchase Order


BI Reports: Supplier Relationship Management

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Source to Acquire – Supplier Relationship Management


Tool WebI Report

Supply Chain - Requisitions

Supply Chain – Bids

Supply Chain – Contracts

Supply Chain – PO

Supply Chain – P2P – Business Partner Vendor


BI Reports: Supplier Relationship Management

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Source to Acquire – Supplier Relationship Management


Tool WebI Report

Contracts and Purchase Orders

Detailed Reports on Basis of Award

Summary Report on Basis of Award

Commercial Analysis of Bids

NTE Related Reporting

Commodity by Vendor and Country


BI Reports: Project Management

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Central Support Services – Project Management


Tool WebI Report

PS Analysis Area

Project Budget Balance


Learning Checkpoint 1

Which of the following are available via the Umoja BI portal?

Select all that apply.

A. Umoja ECC reports

B. Analysis Area tool

C. WebI reports

D. Operational reports

E. UN General Assembly reports

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Select all that apply.

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Options B and C are the correct answers. The Analysis Area tool and WebI reports are available via the Umoja BI Portal. BI Users will only have access to WebI reports, while BI Power Users will have access to WebI and the Analysis Area tool.

Which of the following are available via the Umoja BI portal?

A. Umoja ECC reports

B. Analysis Area tool

C. WebI reports

D. Operational reports

E. UN General Assembly reports



The Analysis Area tool can be accessed by __________.

Fill in the blank with the correct option.

A. BI Users

B. BI Power Users

C. BI User and BI Power Users

D. All UN employees

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The Analysis Area tool can be accessed by __________.


A. BI Users

B. BI Power Users

C. BI User and BI Power Users

D. All UN employees

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Option B is the correct answer. The Analysis Area tool can only be accessed by BI Power Users. BI Power Users can then utilize the tool to run customized analyses, as well as create pre-formatted WebI reports.



OLAP stands for ___________.


A. On-Line Analytical Processing

B. On-Line Analysis Procedure

C. On-Line Analytical Process

D. On-Line Analytical Procedure

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OLAP stands for ___________.


A. On-Line Analytical Processing

B. On-Line Analysis Procedure

C. On-Line Analytical Process

D. On-Line Analytical Procedure

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Option A is the correct answer. OLAP stands for On-Line Analytical Processing.



Information entered in Umoja ECC or SRM is immediately incorporated into reporting functions available in Umoja BI.

Select the correct option.

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A. True

B. False



Information entered in Umoja ECC or SRM is immediately incorporated into reporting functions available in Umoja BI.


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A. True

B. False

Option B is the correct answer. Umoja BI represents approximately a 24-hour lag for the data entered into Umoja ECC, SRM and other data sources. Information entered in Umoja ECC and SRM will not be immediately captured in reports being generated via the Umoja BI portal.


Simulation Activities

Throughout this training, users will have the opportunity to conduct activities in the form of simulations. Simulations are interactive “recordings” of the Umoja system used to help facilitate a hands–on learning experience. The simulation links are provided on the corresponding activity slides.

Users can access simulations in three different modes:

• Show me: Users view a video of an entire transaction being conducted.

• Let’s do it together: Users will be prompted to input data at key points during the transaction (recommended).

• Try it: Users can complete an entire transaction on their own, with no additional instructions provided.

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Activity 1

Transaction Name: Navigate Around the BI Portal

Guide me: Navigate Around the BI Portal


https://umoja.un.org/sites/umoja.un.org/files/nv203-navigate_around_the_bi_portal.pdf


Module 1 Summary

The key points covered in this module are listed below:

• BI is an enterprise-wide information hub that enables analysis of data from Umoja and other data sources

• Different sets of reports are available in Umoja ECC, SRM and BI

• The two types of BI reports available within the BI portal are WebI reports and the Analysis Area tool

• BI Users have standard level access, enabling standard BI reports. Users have limited access to reports based on the Enterprise Roles and can only generate and save reports to personal Favorite folder and not public folders

• BI Power Users have the ability to generate custom BI reports using the Analysis Area tool.

• BI Power Users utilize the Analysis Area tool to create and save off WebI reports to public folders which can then be accessed/referenced by standard BI Users

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Agenda

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Course Introduction



Course Summary

Course Assessment

Course Survey



Module 2 Objectives

After completing this module, you will be able to:

• Navigate through the Umoja BI portal to access BI reports

• Explain the Analysis Area tool functionality

• Create a report variant

• Export a report to MS Excel

• Save and print reports

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Key Term Description

Query

It is a request for information from a database system. It requires you to enter one or more parameters, or items that you would like to search for. It is used to start and refine searches for select pieces of information in large databases.

Filter It is the data value that can be selected during query navigation.

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BI Parameters & Variants

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Parameters Variants

Parameters, in the context of an Umoja BI report are the entries in the filter prompt screen, which when entered will filter the data according to the values entered that is Year = “2013”.

Variants allow a user to save a combination of filters that they will use frequently so that they do not need to re-enter the filters each time they want to generate a particular report.

The BI parameters and variants are as follows:


Understanding the BI Portal Screen

This is the BI portal home page. The key parts of the home page include:

• BI Tabs: Primary method of accessing all BI reports in one view

• My Applications: Alternate method of accessing BI reports. However, they will not display all report types in one view

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Note: Based on your Umoja Enterprise Role, the number and types of BI reports available to you may vary.


Accessing Reports: Documents Tab

You can also use the two icons under the My Applications section of the BI home page to generate any of the following reports:

• Analysis Edition for OLAP: To access the Analysis Area tool to create custom data filters and analyses. This option will only show information available via the Analysis Area too

• Web Intelligence Application: To generate formatted WebI reports. This option will only show WebI reports

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• The primary method of accessing all BI reports in a single view is to click the Documents tab

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Accessing Reports: Web Intelligence Reports

For simplicity purposes, let’s start by accessing all BI reports using the Documents tab.

The steps to access a WebI report are as follows:

• Click the Documents tab

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Accessing Web Intelligence Reports

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• Select the Expand icons for the following folders; Public Folders > Umoja Foundation > Finance > Expand

• Select the Funds Management folder. The files within the Funds Management folder are displayed in the right column

• Select the WebI report you wish to view

• Click the View button. The Prompt screen appears

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• Select the appropriate option from the Prompts Summary section

• Click the Run Query button

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Web Intelligence Report Filtering - Methods

WebI reports can be filtered using two methods:

• Using the (?) icon

• Using the Filter Bar button

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Note: This course only covers filtering methods for WebI reports. Analysis View (OLAP) report filtering and data manipulation will be covered in Advanced BI.

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Method 1: Filtering Web Intelligence Reports Using ‘?’

The steps to filter a BI report using the ‘?’ icon are as follows:

• Select the (?) icon on the left hand side of the generated report

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Method 1: Filtering Web Intelligence Reports Using ‘?’

• Select appropriate filtering options from the left pane

• Click the Run button. This re-runs the report with updated filters

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Method 2: Filtering Web Intelligence Reports Using Filter Bar

The steps to filter a BI report using the Filter Bar are as follows:

• Click the Filter Bar button

• A new field will display on top of the Navigation bar

• Select the appropriate filter. The report is successfully updated

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Accessing Reports: Analysis Area Tool

For simplicity purposes, let’s start by accessing all BI reports using the Documents tab.

Analogous to WebI BI reports, we will go through the same Documents tab, but select a different type of BI report.

The steps to access Analysis Areas are as follows:

• Click the Documents tab. The BI folder structure will appear

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BI Folder Structure

The Umoja Foundation folder contains the following sub-folders:

• CSS or Central Support Services: It contains reports for Real Estate

• Finance: It contains reports for Funds Management and the General Ledger

• Source To Acquire: It contains reports for Materials Management and SRM

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Note: The Umoja Enterprise Role assigned to an Umoja user dictates the level of access provided to the BI portal. Select folders and reports may not display, based on the specified level of access.


Accessing the Analysis Area Tool

• Click the Expand icons for the following folders: Public Folders > Umoja Foundation > Finance

• Click the Funds Management* folder

• The complete list of BI reports within the Funds Management folder (WebI and OLAP) are displayed in the right-hand pane

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* Repeat this step for the folders titled "CSS" and "Source to Acquire" to review BI Reports related to those Functional Areas

Note: Folder and report names will be updated as Umoja Foundation progresses.

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• Double-click the Analysis Area you wish to view

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• For certain types of Analysis Areas, the Prompts screen may display. Select the appropriate options and click the OK button

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Accessing Analysis Area Tool

The Analysis Area’s results are displayed.

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Exporting Reports

You can export both WebI reports and Analysis Area results to PDF, MS Excel, MS Excel 2007 or Text formats.

The steps to export them to MS Excel are as follows:

• Click the Export icon. The Export drop-down menu appears

• Select Export Current Report As

• Select Excel

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Saving Reports

The steps to save a WebI report or Analysis Area results are as follows:

• Click the Save icon. The Save drop-down menu appears

• Select Save. Select the location where you wish to save the report and enter the name with which you wish to save the report in the File Name field. Click the Save button to save the report

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Note: BI Users can save reports only in their personal Favorites folder on the portal, while BI Power Users can save reports in public folders.

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Printing Reports

You can also print the WebI report or Analysis Area results you generated by clicking the Print icon available on the toolbar.

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Other Toolbar Functions

Following are the other toolbar functions available for BI portal reports:

• New: To open a new document

• Open: To open a document viewed previously

• Find: To find text in tables and cells on the page displayed

• History: To view the list of dates corresponding to the instances of the scheduled document

• Undo: To undo previous actions

• Redo: To redo previous actions

• Drill: To navigate the report using its pre-defined parameter hierarchy

• Filter Bar: To hide/show report filtering options

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• Track: To activate or deactivate data tracking mode

• Drill: To navigate the report by hierarchy

• Filter Bar: To show or hide Report Filter toolbar

• Show Outline: To show or hide the outline. This provides the possibility to fold or unfold report elements

• Reading: To display the report in read-only mode in the format selected (HTML and PDF are the available formats)

• Help: To access Online Help

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Activity 1

Transaction Name: View a Web Intelligence BI Report

Guide me: View a Web Intelligence BI Report


https://umoja.un.org/sites/umoja.un.org/files/nv203-view_a_web_intelligence_bi_report.pdf


Activity 2

Transaction Name: Save, Print and Export an Umoja BI Report

Guide me: Save, Print and Export an Umoja BI Report


https://umoja.un.org/sites/umoja.un.org/files/nv203-save_print_and_export_an_umoja_bi_report.pdf






WebI reports and the Analysis Area tool are available in the same folder structure when accessed via the Documents tab.


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Options A is correct. You can access WebI reports and Analysis Area tool in the same folder structure when clicking the Documents tab in the BI portal.

WebI reports and the Analysis Area tool are available in the same folder structure when accessed via the Documents tab.


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B. False




A. CSS

B. Finance

C. Source to Acquire

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Which of these sub-folders of the Umoja Foundation folder structure contain reports for Real Estate?



Which of these sub-folders of the Umoja Foundation folder structure contain reports for Real Estate?


A. CSS

B. Finance


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Option A is the correct answer. The CSS sub-folder, within the Umoja Foundation folder structure, contains reports for Real Estate. CSS stands for Central Support Services.




A. CSS

B. Finance


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Which of these sub-folders of the Umoja Foundation folder structure contain reports for Procurement (SRM)?




A. CSS

B. Finance


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Option C is the correct answer. The Source To Acquire sub-folder, within the Umoja Foundation folder, contains reports for Procurement (SRM).

Which of these sub-folders of the Umoja Foundation folder structure contain reports for Procurement (SRM)?


Module 2 Summary

The key points covered in this module are listed below:

• Parameters filter data, based on the entries entered (selected)

• A variant is effectively a “view” that stores parameter values for future report generation purposes

• Both WebI reports and Analysis Area tool are accessible by clicking the Documents tab in Umoja BI

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Agenda

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Course Introduction



Course Summary

Course Assessment

Course Survey



Course Summary

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The key points covered in this course are listed below:

• General Ledger, Supply Chain, Real Estate and Funds Management are the business process areas within UN that will have access to ECC and BI portal reports within Umoja

• BI Users and BI Power Users are granted differing levels of access to Umoja BI. The reporting folders and reports available in the left hand pane of the BI portal home page vary basis user access

• WebI reports pre-formatted reports available to all BI Users. BI Power Users may use the Analysis Area tool to carry out customized analyses, as well as create WebI reports to share with all BI Users


Agenda

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Course Introduction



Course Summary

Course Assessment

Course Survey



Course Assessment

Now that you have completed all the modules in this course, you can test your knowledge by completing the Course Assessment.

To receive credit for completing this course, you must pass this assessment with a minimum score of 90%.

To complete the assessment you must return to the Learning Management System:

1. Log into Inspira

2. Navigate to Main Menu -> Self-Service -> Learning -> My Learning

3. Search for the name of the course under the My Learning Activities section

4. Click the Start link of the course assessment

5. Click the Submit button once you have completed the assessment

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Agenda

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Course Introduction



Course Summary

Course Assessment

Course Survey



Course Survey

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Your feedback is important to the continuous improvement of our training program.

Please complete the evaluation for this course using the following steps:

1. Log into Inspira

2. Navigate to Main Menu -> Self-Service -> Learning -> My Learning

3. Search for the name of the course under the My Learning Activities section

4. Click the Start link of the course survey

5. Click the Submit button once you have completed the course survey


Congratulations! You have successfully completed the

Umoja BI Navigation course.

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