Financial 2000
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Overview
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COMPASSedu, formerly Financial 2000, is the California Educational Computer Consortium’s integrated school-business platform for finance, personnel, payroll, position control, purchasing, reporting, and related district administration. The service is operated through the Technology JPA led by the San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools.
Features
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Finance and reporting
- Supports general ledger, budget development, purchasing, receivables, vendors, assets, and financial reports.
- Produces exports and California-oriented operational and regulatory information.
Personnel and payroll
- Connects employee, credential, position, salary, leave, garnishment, retirement, and payroll processes.
- Uses position control to coordinate staffing and financial planning.
Consortium delivery
- Provides shared development, hosting, support, training, and governance for member agencies.
- Modernizes Financial 2000 functions incrementally under the COMPASSedu identity.
Student Data Privacy
- Student Data Privacy
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Not applicable: this product does not process student records.
Company News
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The CECC business and personnel software is a complete, integrated package containing business, personnel and payroll functions automated through position control. CECC staff is in the process of re-engineering all systems to internet based technology using Microsoft industry standards. School site based budget and purchasing systems have been created for principals and staff.
The California Educational Computer Consortium (CECC) is a Joint Powers Authority that provides business and personnel systems and services to its members. Members include 6 county offices of education and 117 School Districts.
The CECC business and personnel software is a complete, integrated package containing business, personnel and payroll functions automated through position control. CECC staff is in the process of re-engineering all systems to internet based technology using Microsoft industry standards. School site based budget and purchasing systems have been created for principals and staff.
The San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools (SBCSS) is a member of CECC and also serves as the lead agent. The Technology JPA department of SBCSS provides the software development, maintenance and daily administration services.
Note: SDLA does not endorse or resell any products listed on the site. They are listed simply to aid in the development of integration resources for school district ed-data leaders.
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