Rate Modelling functionality
Valuation Analysis allows Council to understand the
underlying movements in valuations after each revaluation.
Councillors are able to understand the effects that new or adopted
valuations will have before they do any revenue Modelling. It allows the council to see the effects by Classification, sub market Groups, wards, townships and locality.
Rate Modelling functionality gives the ability to review unlimited model options. It provides an easy way to help new councillors to understand previous rating issues and, based on sound data enables them to quickly determine the best rating options for the Council.
Personnel are able to focus their time on analysis of models rather than spending days on data preparation as the system generates a range of standard formatted reports for presentation purposes. Traditional methods of data preparation in spread sheets is time consuming & not always accurate, many model scenarios are not even trialled. With the Rate Modelling product they can have total confidence in the data being presented to the Council.
Valuation Analysis & Revenue Forecast modelling enables the council to:
- Produce multiple scenarios and compare them side by side
- Compare different options at the global level or for selected sample groups
- Understand where the hot spots are, so they can quickly focus on them using the drill down functionability of the model
Make decisions on such things as rebates, discounts, pensioners and municipal charges
- Enable Council to maximise revenue opportunities, whilst endeavouring to minimise the negative impacts
- Powerful analytical features that are simple to use and enables drill down to assessment level
Challenges facing Council’s
today
• Determination of Revenue income
• Forecast impact on rate payers
• Concerns with data integrity
• Enormous effort to extract data
• Rely heavily on information from valuers
• Onerous task to trial different scenarios
Applications outputs
enable Council to view
- Consolidation of different model scenarios
- The results graphically on GIS
- Snap shot analysis of each model for review
- Extensive graphs and reporting in all summary
screens
- Generate property lists for mail merge, GIS &
Excel
Ibis
Rate Modelling & Valuation Analysis Solution
Valuation Analysis allows Council
to understand the underlying movements in valuations
after each revaluation. Councillors are able to understand
the effects that new or adopted valuations will have
before you do any revenue modelling. It allows you
to see the effects by classification, sub market groups,
wards, townships and locality.
Valuation Analysis &
Revenue Forecast modelling enables you to
- Produce multiple scenarios and compares them
side by side
Compare different options at the global level
or for selected sample groups
- Understand where the hot spots are, so you
can quickly focus on them using the drill down
function ability of the model
- Make decisions on such things as rebates, discounts,
pensioners, municipal charges
- Enable Council to maximise revenue opportunities,
whilst endeavouring to minimise the negative impacts
- Powerful analytical features that are simple
to use and enable you to drill down to assessment
level
The VARF System facilitates
• Unlimited multiple models
• Unlimited property analysis codes
• Unlimited charge options
• Multiple rate calculation options
• Automatic differential calculations
• Two dimensional customised $ and % range
• Analysis options for both rates and valuations
• Unlimited adjustments & capping
• Unlimited minimum charge & discounts
• Rebate analysis
• Multi tiered rating
• Valuation averaging
Benefits offered by the
VARF solution
• Enormous time savings
• Control of analysis & forecasting
• Confidence in Data integrity
• Data cleansing
• Maximise revenue opportunities
• Avoid potential disasters
• Community enlightenment
The application interfaces to most
Local Government packages e.g. Ibis, Proclaim, GEAC
pathways, Fujitsu, Civica, Property Wise and AUSSOFT
Community 2000
The product is now implemented in most states in Australia
which has contributed further to the functionality
and flexibility of the system and it is used by Council’s
ranging from 200,000 assessments to under 5,000 assessments