FSP Basics
What are the major groups under FSP?
What are Licensing, Contracts and Purchasing, Fiscal and Budget?
What does FDM stand for?
What is Financial Data Management?
Represents each state agency. Is a permanent origination responsible for oversight and administration of specific programs and services.
What is Company?
How many regional offices does WDFW have?
What is six?
When is the annual open enrollment for medical, dental, and vision plans?
When is October 28 - Nov 25, 2024?
What was FSP formally known as?
What is TFM (Technology and Financial Management)?
What is the term for organizing data in FDM for different departments or business units?
What is data segmentation?
In accordance with GAAP, this is a fiscal and accounting entity with a self-balancing set of accounts designed to demonstrate legal compliance and fiscal accountability by segregating transactions related to certain government functions or activities.
What is Fund?
What does CWD stand for?
What is Chronic Wasting Disease?
What is the Fiscal Office Mailstop?
What is 43160?
This report is issued by the state auditor’s office to highlight areas of improvement after an audit is conducted.
What is an audit finding?
Name a popular financial data management software.
What is Workday?
Defines funding sources for specific purposes from governmental or other entities known as sponsors/federal grantors/state grantors.
What is Grant?
What does the "I" in A.S.P.I.R.E stand for?
What is integrity?
What form is used for advanced approval for requesting meals with meetings?
Whit is Requesting Authorization Form?
The amount a state agency can legally spend in a fiscal year, as approved by the legislature, is called this.
What is an appropriation?
What does "data lineage" refer to in financial data management?
What is tracking the flow of data from its source to its destination?
Prescribed activities that support State Agency Programs and relate to government efficiency and performance budgeting.
What is Budget Activity?
When was the first salmon hatchery built?
What is 1895?
Who can get a P-Card?
Whit is Only Permanent (including career seasonal) employees are eligible for P-Cards?
These internal policies and procedures help ensure that an agency’s resources are used effectively and protected from fraud.
What are internal controls?
What will the Location Worktag be used for in phase 1A?
What is to identify the physical address where an asset is assigned. Fun Fact - Location values are NOT agency-specific
Identifies the physical location of business assets for tracking and conducting physical inventory.
What is location?
What year did the Department of Fisheries and the Department of Wildlife merge?
When is 1994?
What does SAAM and WAAM stand for?
What is State Administrative and Accounting Manual, Washington Administrative and Accounting Manual (WAAM will replace SAAM when Workday goes live)?