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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. In March 2012, we introduced a new reporting application, Reporting Central, which began to replace the Internet Electronic Submission (IESUB) system.

The following reports are in the process of transitioning to the Reporting Central application. To learn more, visit the following transition pages:

• FR 2502Q Report - Available in September 2013
• FR Y-12 Report - Available in June 2013
• FR 2835 and FR 2835a Reports – Now available in Reporting Central!
• FR Y-15 Report – Now available in Reporting Central!
• FR 2004 Reports – Now available in Reporting Central! 

It is important to follow the steps below in a sequential manner, as each one is dependent upon the successful completion of its predecessor.

We've Mapped Out the Entire Process

To help guide your organization through the process of setting up Official Authorization List (OAL) Authorized Signers, End User Authorization Contacts (EUACs) and Subscribers, please review the FedLine^® Access Solution Credential Overview for Central Bank Applications presentation designated for your type of organization. This presentation outlines the steps you need to take and the forms you need to complete to set up access to the Reporting Central application via the FedLine Web^® access solution.

• FedLine^® Access Solution Credential Overview for Central Bank Applications – Depository Institutions (PDF)
• FedLine^® Access Solution Credential Overview for Central Bank Applications – Other Financial or Non-Financial Entities (PDF)

The links below provide detailed instructions for Reporting Central Application Setup:

• Reporter Engagement
  • Organizations without Official Authorization List (OAL) Authorized Signers and EUACs should begin here. An OAL serves as a legal basis for establishing your institution’s authority to engage in business with the Federal Reserve and ensures instructions are accepted only from those individuals that you authorize for your institution. EUACs are the trust anchors within your organization and are critical to the Reporting Central application setup process, as they will need to review and add Subscriber access.
• Reporting Credentialing
  • Organizations with OAL Authorized Signers and EUACs established should begin here. EUACs should proceed with setting up Subscriber access to the Reporting Central application now.
• Reporter Application Activation
  • Organizations with OAL Authorized Signers, EUACs and Subscribers should begin here. Your organization’s EUAC will coordinate individual report series access to the Reporting Central application for each Subscriber for whom a FedLine Web token was requested.

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:

• Non-Account Holder Board Resolution and Official Authorization List (OAL) (PDF)
• Federal Reserve Bank End User Authorization Contact (EUAC) Designation and Authorization Form for FedLine Web-based Services and Other Business Applications (PDF)
• Federal Reserve Bank External Subscriber Credential and Access Control Request Form
• Federal Reserve Bank Subscriber Access Request Form for Reporting Central (PDF)

Other Financial or Non-Financial Entities – Your organization's CIN number is required to complete these forms:

• Non-Depository Institution and/or Other Financial or Non-Financial Entities Official Authorization List (OAL) (PDF)
• Federal Reserve Bank End User Authorization Contact (EUAC) Designation and Authorization Form for Reporting Central Services (PDF)
• Federal Reserve Bank External Subscriber Credential and Access Control Request Form for Reporting Central Services (PDF)
• Federal Reserve Bank Subscriber Access Request Form for Reporting Central (PDF)

More Information

The links below provide more information about this conversion effort:

• Reporting Central Resource Center
• Reporting Central Application Frequently Asked Questions

Questions?

Federal Reserve Bank staff is prepared to assist you throughout the entire transition process. Please contact your local Reporting and Reserves 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.

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