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Title: Lean Six Sigma Transaction Process LSTP Update


1
Lean Six Sigma Transaction Process (LSTP) Update
  • Presented byPeggy Javery
  • Chief, Administrative Payments Branch (APB)

2
Electronic Administrative Payments Initiative
Telephone Vendor (TELE) and Utility Vendor (UTVN)
TELE/UTVN is right on target transitioning to
paperless invoice processing!
3
TELE and UTVN System Highlights
  • Electronic Data System (EDI)
  • Implementation of Enterprise Content Management
    System (ECM)
  • Routing Mail to St. Louis, MO
  • Telephone bills processed
  • FY07 272,263
  • FY08 166,613 (through April)
  • Utility bills processed
  • FY07 171,335
  • FY08 93,738 (through April)

4
TELE/UTVN Processing Monthly Bill Processing
Fiscal Year 2008
5
Future EDI Implementations Fiscal Year 2008
  • Telephone Vendors Alltel, ATT Mobility,
    Blackfoot Telephone, Intelliverse, Cellular One,
    Cellular South and Alltel and others totaling
    7,196 accounts (70 of the market)
  • Utility Vendors Progress Energy Florida, TXU
    Energy, Penn Power Light and Idaho Power and
    others totaling 891 accounts (29 of the market)

6
ECM Benefits for Agencies
  • Allows vendors/agencies to fax invoices directly
    into ECM
  • Allows agencies to view invoices received by APB
  • Invoices placed under system control
  • Streamlines invoice processing
  • Elimination of paper documents (Both in
    processing and
  • storage)
  • Immediate availability to retrieve invoices
  • Improved visibility and documentation of status
    of work

7
Telephone Utility Bills, Routing Mail to Rural
Development (RD) St. Louis, MO
  • May 2008 vendor letters mailed
  • May 2008 agency letters mailed
  • Effective June 2, 2008 agencies and vendors
    submit Telephone Utility Bills to RD St. Louis.
  • New Submission methods
  • Fax
  • TELE 314-457-4582
  • UTVN 314-457- 4583
  • Mail
  • USDA, Telephone Invoices, PO Box 66509, St.
    Louis, MO 63166
  • USDA, Utility Invoices, P.O. Box 66500, St.
    Louis, MO 63166

8
TELE/UTVN Contact Information
  • Key Staff
  • Section Head Terre Duffy (terre.duffy_at_usda.gov)
    504-426-5331
  • Analysts
  • Laurie Roy (laurie.roy_at_usda.gov) 504-426-5274
  • Floyd Miles (floyd.miles_at_usda.gov) 504-426-5316
  • Supervisors
  • Susan Rushon (susan.rushon_at_usda.gov)
    504-426-5332
  • Brenda Galle (brenda.galle_at_usda.gov) 504-426-5208

9
TELE/UTVN Contact Information
  • Inquiry Line
  • 1-800-421-0323 (select 2 (APB) then 2
    (TELE/UTVN))
  • or 504-426-6430
  • Available Monday through Friday
  • 745 a.m. to 400 p.m. (Central Time)
  • Email misc_at_usda.gov

10
IAS Invoice Processing
COD/APB IAS Invoice Processing Section Adapts to
Process Changes with Flying Colors!
11
IAS Invoice Processing Process Improvement
  • Implementation of ECM
  • Elimination of paper documents (Both in
    processing and storage)
  • Immediate availability to retrieve invoices
  • Improved visibility and documentation of status
    of work
  • APB has ability to
  • Cancel scheduled payments in FFIS
  • Resubmit corrected payment transactions
  • Stop erroneous payments from being issued
  • Re-issue returned payments via IAS
  • IAS transactions are paid within IAS
  • IAS financial data stays in sync with FFIS
  • Reduces recovery actions in IAS

12
IAS Invoice Processing Accomplishments
  • Reduced invoice processing time
  • MOU reduced from 10 to 7 work days
  • APB indexes invoices in ECM on date received
  • APB processes invoices within 3 working days
  • Agency is notified in writing when invoice cannot
    be paid
  • Revamped Document Resolution Manager (DRM)
    functions
  • APB resolved over 1300 Invoice transactions
    rejected by FFIS
  • Invoices rejected by FFIS are resolved in less
    than 2 working days
  • APB manually captures metrics on the frequency of
    specific errors and agency error rates
  • APB posts listing of invoices received on the COD
    Website (http//cod.nfc.usda.gov)
  • APB processed 81,500 invoice payments since July
    2007
  • Averaging over 8,000 invoices processed and paid
    monthly
  • Averaging over 400 invoices processed and paid
    daily

13
Report on IAS Invoice Indexing in ECM
14
Status of Work in ECM(Invoices with Due Dates in
May 2008)
15
Invoice Error Management (DRM)
16
IAS Invoice Processing Observations
  • APB processes invoice transactions from every
    office of USDA. APB is in a unique position to
    see issues from an outside perspective
  • Correct Payment vs. Payment
  • Failure to properly document receipt of invoices
  • Failure to properly report acceptance of
    goods/services
  • Combining multiple invoices into single payment
    transactions
  • Decisions to pay without interest
  • Cash Management Practices are jeopardized. APB
    is routinely asked to accelerate payments
    negating warehousing decision made by FFIS
  • APB has limited data to determine if a
    transaction meets the Prompt Pay Act criteria for
    accelerated payment (i.e. Small Business)
  • APB provides guidance on proper payment procedures

17
IAS Invoice Processing The Future
  • APB will continue to take a lead role in IAS and
    ECM process improvement efforts
  • APB work processes will be improved with
    implementation of
  • LSTP-ECM Phase 1.3
  • New capability to document and return invoice
    transactions to the submitting agency
  • Metrics on returned invoices
  • ECM will more accurately reflect the action taken
    by APB
  • LSTP Phase 2
  • Return Agency Approved invoices in ECM for
    corrective action
  • Electronic version of the IAS-001 Form (invoice
    cover sheet)

18
IAS Invoice Processing The Future ECM Reports
  • APB is working with Rural Development to provide
    agencies and APB with additional reports to
    enhance the tools available to manage the invoice
    payment process
  • APB Reports
  • Invoices being held by individual technicians to
    be processed
  • Open invoices past their required completion
    date
  • Agency Reports
  • Open Invoices by agency
  • Invoices returned to agency for corrective action

19
IAS Invoice Processing The Future ECM Reports
20
IAS Invoice Processing The Future ECM Reports
21
IAS Invoice Processing The Future ECM Reports
22
IAS Processing Contact Information
  • Key Staff
  • Section Head Wade Edwards
  • (wade.edwards_at_usda.gov
    ) 504-426-5218
  • Analyst Mark Androff
  • (mark.androff_at_usda.gov)
    504-426-5204
  • Supervisor Jane Cosse
  • (jane.cosse_at_usda.gov)
    504-426-5217

23
IAS Processing Contact Information
  • Inquiry lines
  • 1-800-421-0323 (Select 2 (APB), select 3
    (IAS))
    or 504-426-6510
  • Available Monday through Friday
  • Hours 745 a.m. to 400 p.m. (Central Time)
  • Email for inquiries IAS.INQ_at_USDA.GOV
  • IAS Invoice Submission Information
  • FAX 314-335-8210
  • Agency specific mailing e-mail addresses are
    shown on following pages

24
IAS Processing Mail E-mail Addresses for
Submitting IAS Invoices (Agency Specific)
25
IAS Processing Section Mail E-mail Addresses
for Submitting IAS Invoices (Agency Specific)
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