ITT for a Finance System for the Royal Academy of Music

The Academy requires a finance system to manage which needs to meet a range of requirements to support the financial management and reporting needs of the Academy. Some high level requirements for a finance system at Academy include:

• Financial management: The system should provide tools for managing the Academy's financial resources, including budgeting, accounts payable and receivable, general ledger, and financial reporting.

• Integration with other systems: The finance system should integrate with other systems used by the Academy, such as I-Trent payroll and HR system, and Quercus student record systems, to ensure data consistency and reduce data entry.

• Grant and contract management: The system should provide tools for managing grants and contracts, including tracking expenses and revenue, invoicing, and compliance reporting.

• Procurement management: The system should support procurement processes, including purchasing, vendor management, and contract management.

• Asset management: The system should allow the Academy to track and manage its physical assets, including equipment, vehicles, and buildings.

• Compliance: The system should support compliance with financial regulations and standards, such as GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) and FASB (Financial Accounting Standards Board) guidelines.

• Reporting and analysis: The system should provide reporting and analysis capabilities to support decision-making and strategic planning. This includes dashboards, ad-hoc reporting, and data visualisation.

• Security and access control: The system should provide robust security and access controls to protect financial data and ensure appropriate access to information by authorised personnel.

• Scalability: The system should be scalable to accommodate the financial needs of a growing Academy, including expansion into new programs, research, and other initiatives

The successful supplier is expected to be awarded a contract for 10 years.

The Academy requires a finance system to manage which needs to meet a range of requirements to support the financial management and reporting needs of the Academy. Some high level requirements for a finance system at Academy include:

• Financial management: The system should provide tools for managing the Academy's financial resources, including budgeting, accounts payable and receivable, general ledger, and financial reporting.
• Integration with other systems: The finance system should integrate with other systems used by the Academy, such as I-Trent payroll and HR system, and Quercus student record systems, to ensure data consistency and reduce data entry.
• Grant and contract management: The system should provide tools for managing grants and contracts, including tracking expenses and revenue, invoicing, and compliance reporting.
• Procurement management: The system should support procurement processes, including purchasing, vendor management, and contract management.
• Asset management: The system should allow the Academy to track and manage its physical assets, including equipment, vehicles, and buildings.
• Compliance: The system should support compliance with financial regulations and standards, such as GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) and FASB (Financial Accounting Standards Board) guidelines.
• Reporting and analysis: The system should provide reporting and analysis capabilities to support decision-making and strategic planning. This includes dashboards, ad-hoc reporting, and data visualisation.
• Security and access control: The system should provide robust security and access controls to protect financial data and ensure appropriate access to information by authorised personnel.
• Scalability: The system should be scalable to accommodate the financial needs of a growing Academy, including expansion into new programs, research, and other initiatives

The successful supplier is expected to be awarded a contract for 10 years.