List of Boyce Key-Fund Customers
Daleville, 47334-9395, IN,
United States
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Companies using Boyce Key-Fund for Government ERP include: Granville County, a United States based Government organisation with 500 employees and revenues of $55.0 million, City of Berne, a United States based Government organisation with 83 employees and revenues of $5.0 million and many others.
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City of Berne | Government | 83 | $5M | United States | Boyce Systems | Boyce Key-Fund | Government ERP | 2016 | n/a |
In 2016, City of Berne upgraded GivenHansco Keystone Accounting to Boyce Key-Fund. The Board approved Clerk-Treasurer Gwen Maller to proceed with the upgrade at a cost of $6,750, the promotional price available only through 2016.
Boyce Key-Fund is the municipal finance application implemented under the Government ERP category, delivering fund accounting, general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, budgeting and municipal reporting capabilities that are standard for Government ERP solutions. The deployment concentrated on municipal accounting workflows and financial control functions used by the Clerk-Treasurer office and municipal finance personnel.
Board-level approval established procurement and budget governance for the upgrade, creating a defined procurement window driven by the promotional pricing in 2016. Implementation scope focused on transitioning the city accounting platform to Boyce Key-Fund and aligning accounting workflows and reporting to the new application, with configuration and user onboarding led by the Clerk-Treasurer.
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Granville County | Government | 500 | $55M | United States | Boyce Systems | Boyce Key-Fund | Government ERP | 2007 | n/a |
In 2007 Granville County implemented Boyce Key-Fund, deploying the application in the Government ERP category. The initiative converted the county's LOGICS financial system to a web-based platform, shifting finance workflows to a browser-accessible fund accounting solution.
The Boyce Key-Fund deployment was configured to support core fund accounting functions including general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, budgetary control, and financial reporting. Configuration emphasized a centralized chart of accounts aligned to municipal fund classifications, role-based access controls for county finance users, and web session security for browser-based operations. Standard Government ERP workflows such as encumbrance accounting and annual budget cycle processing were aligned to Granville County budget office procedures.
Operational scope covered the county finance department, the budget office, and procurement functions across Granville County government agencies. The project included data migration from LOGICS into Boyce Key-Fund, phased cutover planning, and targeted end-user training to support the transition to the web-based platform. Governance focused on centralized control of fund ledgers, audit-ready transaction trails, and standardized approval workflows for budget and expenditure processing.
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