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Understanding Report Production in MIP Accounting® (RPT)

Free Report Production training covering unposted transaction reports, the Expanded General Ledger, the Statement of Revenue and Expenditures, and the Balance Sheet inside MIP Fund Accounting®.

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Report Production (RPT) training

A practical course on producing core financial reports accurately inside MIP.

  • Covers Unposted Transaction Reports, the Expanded General Ledger, the Statement of Revenue and Expenditures, and the Balance Sheet.
  • Explains the purpose of each report, what each tab is used for, and how to generate more useful report outputs.
  • Includes a free course with 8 lessons.

Course overview

The RPT course focuses on producing key financial reports in MIP Fund Accounting®. It walks through how to generate and understand core report outputs, including transaction-level reports and standard financial statements, so reporting is clearer, more useful, and easier to interpret.

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Transaction reporting

Learn how the Unposted Transaction Report works, what each tab is used for, and how the icon toolbar supports faster review.

Ledger and activity reports

See how to produce the Expanded General Ledger and interpret it more effectively for detailed transaction review.

Financial statements

Understand how to run the Statement of Revenue and Expenditures and the Balance Sheet so reporting supports decision-making more clearly.

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This RPT course is free and is part of the Free MIP Training library.

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8

Lessons included

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Report Production course

Training agenda

The course currently includes four RPT lesson groups, with training videos and quizzes shown in the agenda.

RPT 10: Unposted Transaction Reports

  • What the Unposted Transaction Reports are used for
  • How to create and modify Unposted Transaction Reports
  • What each file folder tab is used for
  • What the icon toolbar includes

RPT 20: Expanded General Ledger Report

  • What the Expanded General Ledger report is used for
  • How to create and modify this report
  • What the icon toolbar includes

RPT 30: Statement of Revenue and Expenditures

  • What the Statement of Revenue and Expenditures is used for
  • How to create and modify this report
  • What the icon toolbar includes

RPT 40: Balance Sheet Report

  • What the Balance Sheet report is used for
  • How to create and modify this report
  • What the icon toolbar includes

Current lesson structure

  • RPT 10: Unposted Transaction Reports - Training Video
  • RPT 10: Unposted Transaction Reports - QUIZ
  • RPT 20: Expanded General Ledger Report - Training Video
  • RPT 20: Expanded General Ledger Report - QUIZ
  • RPT 30: Statement of Revenue and Expenditures - Training Video
  • RPT 40: Balance Sheet Report - Training Video

Course details

A closer look at why report production matters and what this training explains.

Why report production matters

This module focuses on the reporting outputs people rely on most often for review, oversight, and financial communication. Even when the setup is correct, report production still matters because people need to know which report to use, how to modify it, and how to interpret what the output is telling them.

Transaction-level review

The course begins with Unposted Transaction Reports and the Expanded General Ledger. These reports help with transaction-level review and are especially useful when checking work before posting, researching balances, or tracing entries back through the ledger.

Financial statement reporting

The training also covers two of the most common financial statement outputs: the Statement of Revenue and Expenditures and the Balance Sheet. The focus is not only on how to generate them, but also on how to modify them so the report matches the reporting need more closely.

Using the toolbar and report tools

Across the module, the icon toolbar is explained as part of the report workflow. That matters because the toolbar is often where efficiency gains come from, especially when people are running and adjusting reports frequently during close, review, or financial analysis.

Need help beyond the free course?

Schedule time with MCG for custom sessions, interactive training, or help planning the right next step after the RPT course.