Dimensions in Practice: A Conversation for Finance Leaders

Are you a finance leader trying to make sense of messy charts of accounts, endless segments, and reports that never quite answer the real questions?

In “Dimensions in Practice: A Conversation for Finance Leaders,” our panel of nonprofit finance and technology experts from Sparkrock walk through how to design and use dimensions so your data actually matches how your organization thinks, plans, and makes decisions.

You’ll hear real-world examples from nonprofit and human services organizations, and see how dimensions can support better accountability, more confident budgeting, and clearer conversations with your board and leadership team.

In this session, we cover:
What dimensions are and how they differ from a traditional chart of accounts
Common dimension structures (fund, program, department, location, project/grant)
How to keep dimensions simple and avoid “dimension sprawl”
Practical tips for setting up dimensions to support approvals, budgeting, and reporting
Examples of how dimensions unlock clearer, more meaningful reports for finance and program leaders

Who this is for:
CFOs, Directors of Finance, Controllers
Finance managers and analysts at nonprofits and social impact organizations
= Anyone responsible for budgets, financial reporting, or board/leadership reporting

If you’d like to see how Sparkrock brings these ideas to life in a modern ERP built on Microsoft technology, visit our website or connect with our team for a conversation.

https://sparkrock.com/

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