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Reporting Central Application Setup
In early 2011, the Federal Reserve Banks communicated the undertaking of a multi-year initiative to enhance reporting capabilities. Beginning in early 2012, we will introduce a new reporting application, Reporting Central, that will replace the Internet Electronic Submission (IESUB) system.
Designed to be Both Innovative and Secure
In today's world of rapidly developing technology, you need online access to reporting that is designed to be both innovative and secure, and helps your organization mitigate risk. You can rest assured that security is a top priority at the Federal Reserve. Making data security a top priority at your institution will help maximize the security features available via the FedLine Web access solution. For additional information, review the FedLine Web Security Overview for Users fact sheet.
The Reporting Central application will provide a more secure, technically advanced and efficient system that will be a single point of entry for Federal Reserve, Federal Financial Institution Examination Council (FFIEC) and Treasury electronic reports submission and file uploads. Organizations will access Reporting Central via the FedLine Web access solution to submit report data and access electronic reporting applications, report forms and instructions. Due to the use of physical tokens to enhance security for the new Reporting Central application, Microsoft® Internet Explorer® 6.0, or higher, will be required by the Federal Reserve Banks. Please also review the FedLine Web Hardware and Software Requirements to ensure your computer complies with the minimum requirements.
If your organization submits the Treasury International Capital (TIC) and/or FFIEC 009/009a reports, you will need to follow the transition stages, listed below, to ensure that your organization has the appropriate access to the Reporting Central application via the FedLine Web access solution. It is important to follow the steps within each stage in a sequential manner, as each one is dependent upon the successful completion of its predecessor. These steps have been structured to enable you to follow our security procedures, which are designed to address the unique vulnerabilities of the Internet.
No other report series are transitioning from IESUB to Reporting Central at this time.
We've Mapped Out the Entire Process
It is imperative that you begin this process in a timely manner so that your organization has the appropriate amount of time to complete the multi-stage transition process.
The links below provide detailed instructions for Reporting Central Application Setup:
Stage 1: Reporter Engagement - Began August 2011
Stage 2: Reporting Credentialing - Began October 2011
Stage 3: Reporter Application Activation - Began November 2011
Stage 4: Reporter Training and Testing - Begins First Quarter 2012
Stage 5: Reports Submitted via Reporting Central Application - Begins with the as of date of March 31, 2012
Reporting Central Forms at a Glance
The links below direct you to the forms needed for Reporting Central Application Setup:
Depository Institutions - Your organization's ABA number is required to complete these forms:
Stage 1:
- Non-Account Holder Board Resolution and Official Authorization List (OAL)
- Federal Reserve Bank End User Authorization Contact (EUAC) Designation and Authorization Form for FedLine Web-based Services, Other Business Applications and FedPhone Services
Stage 2:
Stage 3:
Other Financial or Non-Financial Entities – Your organization's CIN number is required to complete these forms:
Stage 1:
- Non-Depository Institution and/or Other Financial or Non-Financial Entities Official Authorization List (OAL)
- Federal Reserve Bank End User Authorization Contact (EUAC) Designation and Authorization Form for Reporting Central Services
Stage 2:
Stage 3:
More Information
The links below provide more information about this conversion effort:
Questions?
Federal Reserve Bank staff is prepared to assist you throughout the entire transition process. Please contact your Reporting Central District Contact with questions regarding these upcoming changes. For assistance with setting up access to the Reporting Central application via the FedLine Web access solution, contact the Federal Reserve’s Customer Contact Center.
