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Effort Administratortm
Overview
Effort Administrator is an internet-based time and effort certification and reporting solution for administrators and research faculty. Designed like an on-line banking system, it works with your existing pre-award, accounting, and payroll systems to create a powerful, easy-to-use effort certification and reporting tool. Effort Administrator employs drill down technology to retrieve and update information. Faculty and research staff can then review and certify their own effort as well as the effort of their research team. Institution administrators can oversee the certification process sections such as college, department, division, or program.
A stand alone system, Effort Administrator does not require any additional software to work with your ERP solutions, but is designed to integrate seamlessly with the entire suite of IT Works software products.
Effort Administrator Software Highlights
- Increase Faculty Participation
- Meet Federal Reporting Requirements
- Project Future Grant Effort Requirements
- Monitor Cost Sharing
Effort Administrator Implementation
Effort Administrator is flexible in its operation and its implementation. Depending on the needs of an institution, it can be configured to operate by either one or a combination of the following three methods: electronic payroll imports, a time sheet data entry system, or salary distributions . IT Works project management and implementation specialist work with your internal management team to help configure Effort Administrator according to your institution’s effort certification policy. We use standard project management methods and guidelines to ensure a successful installation.
Feature List
- Configurable Effort Periods
- Multi-tiered Security and Approval System
- Web Enabled
- Email Notification
- Effort Reporting
- Effort Certification
- Interfaces to Existing Systems
Sample Screens
Time and Effort Summary by Employee
Certified Effort Statement
Reports
Effort Administrator reports include:
- Both sponsored research and hard money
- Information in summary or detailed format
- Budget to actual effort comparisons
- Results in percentages or hours
- Information by individual or groups of employees
- Cost sharing and more
