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Part 1: Overview

The CCC Report Center is an easy-to-use staff reporting tool with ready-to-use standard charts, reports, and dashboards that allow you colleges to report on submitted CCCApply (Standard, Noncredit and International ) and BOG Fee Waiver student application data, and CC Promise Grant applications and school information. You Users can also create and customize your own reports by either starting with one of the standard reports' Views or by creating your own report View from scratch.The CCC Report Center is powered by JasperReports, a Java-based open-source reporting tool. JasperReports allows for advanced reporting usage and provides extensive help that you can access from the Help link. The information provided in this document serves as a "Quick Start" guide to your CCCApply-specific needs

About This User Guide

This online document serves as a "Quick Start" guide for the CCC Report Center (“Report Center”). In the CCC Report Center you can:

  • Access real-time CCCApply application data for your authorized college or district.

  • Run, view and export preconfigured reports that pull real-time submitted and in-progress CCCApply application data, filtered for your college or district.

  • Query available data sources, run ad-hoc reports, and export data in multiple formats.

  • Schedule to receive recurring reports by email or saved to the cloud or your desktop

About the CCC Report Center

The CCC Report Center is an easy-to-use report generator that provides real-time application data from your CCCApply applications and web services.

The CCC Report Center is powered by TIBCO JasperReports, a Java-based open-source, business Intelligence (BI) tool, providing robust static and interactive reporting, report server, and data analysis capabilities. TIBCO JasperReports allows for advanced reporting usage and provides extensive help that you can access from the Help link.

About TIBCO JasperReports Server
TIBCO JasperReports Server is a comprehensive Business Intelligence (BI) tool that provides robust static and interactive reporting, report server, and data analysis capabilities. A comprehensive Help system is available and can be accessed from any screen in the upper right toolbar. The Help system provides high-level descriptions of feature functionality, and step-by-step instructions for how to extract the data and insights you need from your data.


Data Sources in the Report Center

Create custom Ad Hoc Views from which you can create table (list), crosstab (pivot), and chart reports from the following data sources:

  • CCCApply Standard & Noncredit Applications

  • CCCApply International Applications

  • CC Promise Grant Applications

  • National & State Schools & Colleges

  • Multiple Measures Placement Service (MMPS)

  • Legacy Xap-CCCApply Applications

 

Ready-to-Use Public Reports

Dozens of ready-to-use report templates are available for each CCCApply application, including your legacy Xap-CCCApply applications*. Below is a sample of the application templates available:

  • CCCApply Fraudulent Applications

  • In-Progress (Un-submitted) CCCApply Applications

  • AB540 Report

  • New Applicants Report

  • Citizenship & Military Reports

  • Special Residency Report

  • Dual Enrollment High School & Adult School Reports

  • Xap Applications by Date

  • Time to Completion Report

  • And so many more!

Legacy XAP-CCCApply Application Data

It is expected that if you have any legacy XAP-based student applications they have been imported into your Student Information System (SIS) and are available for reporting. XAP-based student applications have their own unique Data Dictionary and application data download process. Contact the CCC Tech Center to request Data Dictionary and/or download process information if necessary.

The image below is an example of the kind of report you can run in the CCC Report Center. This report shows the results of looking up student applications submitted in a specific date range.

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Pilot (Sandbox) & Production Environments

Terms of Use and Support

The OpenCCCApply Pilot environment is meant designed to be a carbon copy of the live Production environment to allow colleges to stage changes in their configurations and test implementations prior to an update or product roll-out. While the Pilot environment is a clone of Production, it is not actively monitored for errors and issues in the same way that the Production environment is. Thus, there is no support team in place to respond to Pilot environment issues. For those colleges currently implementing OpenCCCApply, reporting issues to your project team may not be effective.

Staff Support

Our recommendation is that college staff personnel use the CCCTechnology.info support site to communicate issues, ask questions, and request assistance. CCCTC support staff review incoming posts and endeavor to respond within 48 hours to issues posted about the Pilot environment. Depending on the nature of the issue, resolution time will vary; however the intent is to provide updates on progress towards implementation every 24 hours.

Making XAP Applications Available in Reporting

It is expected that if you have any legacy XAP-based student applications they have been imported into your Student Information System (SIS) and are available for reporting. XAP-based student applications have their own unique Data Dictionary and application data download process. Contact the CCC Tech Center to request Data Dictionary and/or download process information if necessary.

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to provide updates on progress towards implementation every 24 hours.

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Part 2: Using the CCC Report Center

Getting to the CCC Report Center

You can access the CCC Report Center data for your college in two different environments: Pilot and Production.

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Note: The OpenCCCApply Pilot environment is meant to be a carbon copy of the Production environment to allow colleges to stage changes in their configurations and test implementations prior to an update or product roll-out. While the Pilot environment is a clone of Production, it is not actively monitored for errors and issues in the same way that the Production environment is. Thus, there is no support team in place to respond to Pilot environment issues. For those colleges currently implementing OpenCCCApply, reporting issues to your project team may not be effective.

Our recommendation is that college staff personnel use the CCCTechnology.info support site to communicate issues, ask questions, and request assistance. CCCTC support staff review incoming posts and endeavor to respond within 48 hours to issues posted about the Pilot environment. Depending on the nature of the issue, resolution time will vary; however the intent is to provide updates on progress towards implementation every 24 hours.

Logging In

  1. Navigate to the URL provided by your IT staff for either the Pilot or the CCC Report Center using the custom URL configured exclusively for your college (based on your college or district MIS code). Each college is provided two unique URLs for your branded version of the CCC Report Center; one for the CCCApply Pilot environment, and one for the CCCApply Production environment.

  2. At the login screen, enter your college system credentials for the username and password (the credentials used to authenticate you and your college or district IdP.

  3. Click the Sign In button.

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Authorized User Access

The User Manager module allows authorized users from each college or district MIS code to view, add, edit, and delete* all other users within the scope of their own authorized user permissions. The User Manager section provides the ability for users with authorized role(s) to create new users and permissions for your college or district. 

Upon the initial adoption and implementation of CCCApply at your college (or district), one designated User from each college is provisioned with the “Add User” role, which allows he/she to view, add, edit, and delete* all additional users within the scope of their own authorized user account. This user is responsible for adding - and removing - all subsequent approved user accounts; this user is also responsible for deleting users who are no longer affiliated with your college or permitted to access CCCApply data.

Adding & Editing Authorized User Accounts

If you are a designated “Add User” for your college, you are permitted to manage users for your MIS code. Use the following steps to add users to the CCC Report Center (these steps are also documented in the CCCApply Administrator 2.0 User Guide):

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