Target release
Epic	Reporting - New
Document status	DRAFTED
Priority	MED
eLMIS Status	Not implemented
OpenLMIS Status	Not implemented
PATH	Jenny Thompson (Unlicensed)
OpenLMIS	Mary Jo Kochendorfer (Deactivated)
JSI	Ashraf

Goals/Scope

Status in eLMIS: Not in eLMIS

Status in OpenLMIS: Not implemented

Priority: Medium

Background

This section outlines features which are not in the current eLMIS, but have been highlighted by users as needed.

Trends over time: Currently eLMIS requires the user to select one individual period to produce most reports and analysis, and does not show multiple periods in the same data sets. While there is one small graph feature showing some data over four quarters of one year, there is need for more comprehensive trend analysis features.

Multiple programs: Analysis features which contain data from multiple programs in the same data set do not currently exist. At the moment users can only see the data for one program at a time.

Treatment of the emergency order data during analysis: If an emergency order covers a period 1st April to 25th May, and later a routine R&R is submitted for 1st April to 30th June, this currently sometimes leads to double counting in some of the eLMIS analysis. The 1st April to 30th June data currently does not override the 1st April to 25th May submission earlier on the emergency R&R.

Parameter section user friendliness: The parameter selection for analysis is currently not user friendly, including that it's unclear when the analysis output had refreshed and when a required but blank parameter meant that the analysis has not refreshed yet.

Assumptions

User Stories

#	Title	User Story	Label	Importance	Notes
1	Trends over time	As a report user, I want to be able to see trends over time so that I can compare and analyze these and this can inform decision-making.	Tanzania Reports	Must have	Currently eLMIS requires the user to select one individual period to produce most reports and analysis, and does not show multiple periods in the same data sets. While there is one small graph feature showing some data over four quarters of one year, there is need for more comprehensive trend analysis features. Trends which are highlighted by users as useful to analyse include: - Trends in stocks, in absolute numbers and in terms of months of supply - Trends in reporting performance and timeliness - Trends in consumption data (expressed as average monthly consumption)
	Multiple Programs	As a report user, I need analysis features which contain data from multiple programs in the same data, including analysis of reporting timeliness across programs, so that I can see the data for more than one program at a time to identify issues and take action.	Tanzania reports	Must have
	Treatment of the emergency order data during analysis	As an R&R submitter I want emergency order submissions to be overwritten by routine R&Rs covering the same period so that there is not double counting.	Tanzania reports	Must have	Emergency R&Rs covering transitions from one schedule (eg “schedule A” Jan-Mar) to another schedule (eg “schedule B” Feb-Apr) do need to be included in data analysis.
	Parameter section user friendliness	As a user of analysis features, I want the parameter selection for analysis to be more user friendly so that its clear when the analysis output has refreshed and when a required but blank parameter meant that the analysis has not refreshed yet.	Tanzania reporting	Nice to have

Diagrams

Dependencies

Description	Link

Open Questions

Below is a list of questions to be addressed as a result of this requirements document:

#	Question	Outcome	Status
1	For Tanzania user stories: review the users, "so thats" added, review the label, and review the priority level.

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