Munsoft News

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05 Aug

Munsoft Software Release 7.3.1 (First Quarterly Release 20/21 FY)
Our first quarterly release for the 2021 financial year introduces the new Adjustment Budget module, along with enhancements to various reports to assist during the audit season and some other helpful features.
04 Aug

Munsoft Matters: Important message to all Schedule J (e-Services) Clients
Please note that Munsoft will no longer accept statement information at the following address: [email protected].
04 Aug

Munsoft Matters: New Caseware Template Released
Caseware has released a new template that works off the data sets submitted to National Treasury.
31 Jul

Munsoft Matters: Closing Of The Local Government Database And Reporting System For The FY 2019/20
Communication sent by National Treasury on 23 July 2020 has reference.
08 Jul

Munsoft Matters: NEW Budget Adjustment Module
Kindly be reminded of the quarterly release cycle dates and take note of the below very important information which will have an impact on budget procedures.
07 Jul

Munsoft Online Training: Schedule for July 2020
Munsoft Training is offering an opportunity for clients to familiarise themselves with new features and enhancements that have been implemented over the past 6 months.
01 Jul

Munsoft Matters: Functionality Change - SYSTEM DATE CHANGE

Please see below the information concerning the changing of the server date.
30 Jun

Munsoft Matters: REMINDER Year-End and Post Year-End Matters
Kindly find the attached documents in an effort to assist, simplify and remind on a few Year-End and Post Year-End matters.
18 Jun

Munsoft Matters: After-Hours/Emergency Support for 2019/20 Financial Period
This communication serves to inform you that we have assigned support technicians to offer assistance after hours.
18 Jun

Munsoft Perspective: mSCOA Circular No. 9

Please note Circular 9 has been issued on the 9th of June, providing guidance on how to report on COVID-19 specific funding allocations and expenditure by making use of the chart.
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