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Under the HEARTH Act regulations vendors will be required to support one of the two HMIS data exchange standards, as many vendors currently do. Thus, rather than making each of 20+ commercial and homegrown vendors separately develop their own reports, which will vary greatly in consistency, quality and timeliness, we can provide them with a tool that relieves them of the burden of creating the report as long as they can output CSV or XML. In addition to this, creating the reporting tools offline will provide the added benefit of ensuring that the reporting logic is accurate.

Below is an overview of how to do some basic auditing of data with Excel, followed by an example of a poorly audited QPR:

Data Auditing Techniques using Microsoft Excel 2007
Example of a Bad QPR

For further information on using Excel to help cleanse data, please see the document below:

HMIS Data Cleansing Techniques using Microsoft Excel

Advanced Data Management Services

Through the use of a secure Class A data center, and data warehousing technologies that leverage the HUD CSV and XML formats, we are able to provide a reporting as a service (RAAS) model to communities. Users of AgencyDash, can run custom and canned reports from any web browser, in a matter of seconds.

PATH Summary Report