Abstract: A method is for displaying budget information from a different financial databases respectively stored in computer systems. Each different financial database is associated with a respective organizational entity. The method includes using a memory and a processor cooperating with the memory to communicate with the computer systems, and import and store the different financial databases into the memory. The method includes using the processor to process the different numerical data and textual identifiers from the different financial databases, and provide a GUI to a user. The method includes using the processor to use shared codes and fields from each of the different financial databases to generate the numerical data and textual identifiers in the other different financial databases and associated to the numerical data and textual identifiers in the current menu, and update the different numerical data and textual identifiers for the user-selected items from the different financial databases.

Abstract: A budget information device may include a memory and a processor cooperating with the memory for importing and storing different financial databases into the memory. Each different financial database may include numerical data and textual identifiers. The processor and memory may be for processing the numerical data and textual identifiers from the different financial databases. The processor and memory may also be for providing a GUI to a user, the GUI including views for respectively accessing the numerical data and textual identifiers for each of the different financial databases. Each view may include a cross-reference feature for accessing numerical data and textual identifiers associated to numerical data and textual identifiers in a current view.

Abstract: A budget information device may include a memory and a processor cooperating with the memory for importing and storing different financial databases into the memory. Each different financial database may include numerical data and textual identifiers. The processor and memory may be for processing the numerical data and textual identifiers from the different financial databases. The processor and memory may also be for providing a GUI to a user, the GUI including views for respectively accessing the numerical data and textual identifiers for each of the different financial databases. Each view may include a cross-reference feature for accessing numerical data and textual identifiers associated to numerical data and textual identifiers in a current view.