Understanding JFS
Five short explanations, mostly drawn rather than written. Worth ten minutes before the first month-end.
- Guides
- 4
- For
- Nazim, Nazim-e-Aala, Mutamid, Incharge Finance, Consumer, Auditor
Guides in this section
- Pockets, and how they sit under each otherEvery record in JFS belongs to exactly one pocket. This is what a pocket is, how the nine levels sit under each other, and what a pocket above yours can see.
- Who can do whatThe six seats in JFS and what each one may do: who records money, who reviews it, who has the final word, and why some buttons are missing from your screen.
- How money moves through JFSFrom a receipt at the door to a locked period report: the whole path money takes through JFS, and the point at which each figure stops being able to change.
- What the status words meanDraft, Pending finance, Pending internal, Pending external, Approved, Rejected: what each label on a JFS record means and who has to act next.