patrimonio 2026 vercel app

Product overview

Patrimonio 2026 is an interactive browser explorer for national public-sector patrimony data from CHIP, the accounting source of Colombia's Contaduría General de la Nación. The interface covers 371 entities, 2015–2026 observations, current pesos, and the latest reported cutoff for each entity-year.

What you can inspect

• The Aggregate view charts total and group-level series for adjusted patrimony, class-3 patrimony, assets, liabilities, income, expenses, and personnel expenses.
• Variation by Entity ranks changes between two selected years and provides a complete table with group, starting value, ending value, delta, and reporting notes.
• Entity view combines a balance chart with an accounting sheet that can compare two moments and expand rows from classes to subaccounts.
• Anomalies flags large jumps, reporting gaps, and entities that stop reporting while retaining assets; the table can be exported as CSV.
• Method and warnings explain latest-cut selection, balanced-panel comparison, the adjusted-patrimony calculation, current-peso treatment, exclusions, and known reporting gaps.

Typical workflow

1. Open the dashboard and select the years, metric, entity groups, and comparability rule that fit the question.
2. Start with the aggregate chart, then switch to entity variation or search an entity for its yearly balance and accounting rows.
3. Review anomaly signals and method notes before interpreting a large change; export the anomaly table when a spreadsheet follow-up is useful.

Best for

The app is useful for public-finance analysis, data journalism, research, and readers who want a visual way to examine government entities without starting from a raw data file. The site notes that aggregates are not consolidated, values are not deflated, and non-December cuts adjust class-3 patrimony with current results.

Availability

The public site is browser-based and publishes no paid plan or price, so this listing uses the free pricing label. The Method view identifies CHIP as the source and explains the data and accounting limitations.