OPS Master

OPS Master is a management tool and database for integrated financial planning and portfolio management in USAID Missions. Using OPS Master, the three principal mission financial planning reports, the budget, the pipeline report, and the procurement plan, are produced from the same data and present a seamless and consistent picture of the portfolio. Two components of the current version of OPS Master are the OPS Master Tool and Integrated Financial Planning (IFP). IFP is a formal standardized Mission business process that provides information about implementation progress, funding plans, pipelines, and procurement plans for all Mission-managed resources. This information is used in quarterly financial review meetings. The initial system was based off of Excel spreadsheets, but OPS Master 3 upgrades those to a web-based data entry interface for a more standard and shareable format.

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Access levelRestricted
Bureau code184:15
ContactBrandon Pustejovsky
Keywordsusaid
Languageen-US
LicenseSee this page for license information.
ModifiedR/P1D
ProgramsAgriculture, Basic Education, Civil Society, Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD), Conflict Mitigation, Counter-Narcotics, Counter-Terrorism, Direct Administrative Costs, Disaster Readiness, Economic Opportunity, Environment, Family Planning and Reproductive Health, Financial Sector, Good Governance, Higher Education, HIV/AID, Infrastructure, Macroeconomic Foundations for Growth, Malaria, Maternal and Child Health, Migration Management, Monitoring and Evaluation, Nutrition, Other Public Health Threats, Pandemic Influenza and Other Emerging Threats (PIOET), Policies, Regulations, and Systems, Political Competition and Consensus-Building, Private Sector Competitiveness, Protection, Assistance, and Solutions, Rule of Law and Human Rights, Social Assistance, Social Services, Stabilization Operations and Security Sector Reform, Trade and Investment, Transnational Crime, Tuberculosis, Water Supply and Sanitation
PublisherUSAID
RightsPreliminary access level determination. Final access level under review.
Unique identifiera3db9f39-1beb-48b4-bbb0-e4ebd788dc8f