Payments

Reporting Issues for Some Travel and Reimbursement Expenses

We are aware of some issues with missing ledger data in Aggie Enterprise related to out-of-pocket reports from AggieExpense. In most cases, expenses between January and May defaulted the Program, GL Project, and Activity fields to all zeros, even if data was entered into AggieExpense. All other chart fields loaded correctly. While this issue has been fixed since May for new transactions, any incorrect entries will require the department to process a Journal Voucher.

Accessing AggieBuy Orders and Invoices in KFS

With the launch of Aggie Enterprise, our previous catalog ordering system (AggieBuy) has been retired. However, you can still access AggieBuy order and invoice information though the Document Search feature in the Kuali Financial System (KFS). Simply search for AggieBuy Purchase Orders (POs) or Payment Requests (PREQs) to find details on payment history, related documents, and more.  Detailed instructions can be found in the Locating AggieBuy Orders and Associated Payments in KFS  Knowledge Base Article (KBA).

Payment Issue Corrected on Invoices Assigned to Converted KFS POs

Before Aggie Enterprise went live, suppliers were asked to select a university preferred payment method. This is part of a system-wide strategy to encourage suppliers to accept payments that are more secure and to reduce administrative costs to the University. Those suppliers that did not select an option were defaulted to NET 60 payment terms for future orders and invoices. NET 60 indicates a payment will be issued within 60 calendar days from the invoice date. This change was intended to only impact future Purchase Orders for the specific suppliers.

Tips and More in February Supply Chain Link

This month's newsletter contains information on:

  • the upcoming Small and Diverse Supplier Expo and how departments can get involved,
  • Aggie Enterprise How-To videos,
  • how to stay up on all the latest, and,
  • AggieLogistics.

Check it out here: https://conta.cc/3T0AKvd

To receive the Supply Chain Management Link, contact scmcomms@ucdavis.edu.