48
Live source files

Folder scanned at request time; refreshed 9:51:01 PM.

17.1K
Award rows parsed

Prime and subaward extracts power the FinOps baseline.

$4.6B
Obligations profiled

Local USAspending files drive spend and variance analytics.

$1.3T
FY2027 request

Parsed from DoD Excel exhibit lines, not file metadata.

Command Workbench

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DoD Prototype Knowledge Layer

Executive operating model for budget, audit, and financial operations.

Use the dashboard as the command layer that ties OMB budget policy, DoD FMR execution/accounting rules, GAO control standards, Treasury accounting/data standards, and local DoD source files into one operating picture.

Research-backed

Policy architecture to show on the executive dashboard

The dashboard should explain where each signal belongs in the federal finance lifecycle: formulation, enactment, apportionment, allotment, obligation, outlay, accounting, reporting, audit, and remediation.

  • Budget formulation: OMB A-11 plus DoD budget justification books define request structure, exhibits, object classes, program lines, and congressional submission context.
  • Budget execution: OMB A-11 execution rules and DoD FMR Volume 3 connect apportionment, allotments, commitments, obligations, expenditure controls, and Antideficiency Act exposure.
  • Accounting and reporting: USSGL, Treasury Financial Manual, and DoD FMR Volumes 4, 6A, and 6B define posting logic, financial statements, and reconciliations.
  • Risk and control: OMB A-123 and the GAO Green Book define enterprise risk, entity-level controls, control activities, information/communication, monitoring, deficiencies, and assurance statements.
  • Audit and oversight: GAO Yellow Book, DoD Agency Financial Reports, DoD IG findings, and corrective action plans should feed audit-readiness status and evidence aging.

How analysts should use the dashboard

Start with the KPI drilldowns, then move through evidence source, chart slice, and model workbench in that order.

  • Open a KPI drilldown to confirm source lineage before interpreting the number.
  • Filter budget charts by fiscal year, source exhibit, appropriation family, account, activity, and scenario.
  • Filter award charts by source file, award type, month, agency, recipient, and place of performance.
  • Review mission-control action queue before AI analysis; AI prompts should cite the same finding, anomaly, or budget variance record.
  • Treat every dashboard number as a traceable analytic product: source path, parser status, generated timestamp, applied filter, and recommended action.

Filtered budget slice

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Filtered budget slice: Appropriation

Filtered award slice

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Filtered award slice: Recipient

Budget by appropriation family

Award obligations by action month

Top budget accounts

Intelligence Feed

Source-grounded
highBudget

DoD budget exhibits now drive account-level variance analytics

31,425 budget line observations were parsed from Excel exhibits, including FY2026/FY2027 totals, request, enacted, actual, and spend-plan scenarios.

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highFinancial operations

USAspending transactions power vendor, NAICS, object-class, and geography views

17,078 award rows are normalized into recipient, agency, NAICS/program, state, object-class, and month aggregations.

sourcedata/USASPENDING
highAudit

Audit documents are scanned for control and finding themes

2 audit document(s) were parsed for themes such as material weakness, internal control, reconciliation, and corrective action.

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