patrimonio 2026 vercel app

Overview

patrimonio 2026 vercel app is a browser dashboard built around CHIP data from Colombia's Contaduría General de la Nación. It presents 371 national entities with balances from 2015 through the latest 2026 quarter shown, in current pesos. The tool is designed for readers who need to inspect public-sector patrimony, compare entities over time, or investigate unusual movements.

Key Features

• Aggregate charts for total patrimony, group-level trends, and the latest-year value, with year-range, metric, comparability, and entity-group filters.
• Switchable measures for adjusted patrimony, class-3 patrimony, assets, liabilities, income, expenses, and personnel expenses.
• Entity view with annual assets, liabilities, adjusted patrimony, reporting gaps, cutoff notes, and an accounting-sheet comparison between two years.
• Variation-by-entity view that ranks changes between two selected years and exposes a complete comparison table.
• Anomalies view with threshold-based jumps, reporting gaps, ceased entities with assets, and CSV export. The Method view documents the source and accounting caveats.

How It Works

1. Choose a year range and a measure, then decide whether to include all reporting entities or only a balanced panel that reports throughout the range.
2. Use the aggregate charts to compare groups, or open Variation by Entity to rank the largest positive and negative changes.
3. Select an entity to inspect its annual series and accounting classes, then use Anomalies and Export CSV for follow-up analysis.

Use Cases

• Public-finance research, reporting, and journalism that requires a quick view of national entities and their year-to-year changes.
• Analysts who need to distinguish composition effects, missing reports, accounting categories, and large balance movements before deeper work.

Pricing and Availability

The public site is available in a browser and does not publish paid plans or pricing, so this listing is classified as free. Values are in current, non-deflated pesos; aggregates are not a consolidated CGN statement. For non-December cuts, adjusted patrimony adds current results from classes 4−5−6−7. The DGCPTN is excluded from the aggregate series under the “sin Tesoro” option because its national-debt balance would dominate the view.

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