Financial Transaction Training by Topic
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Accounts Receivable
Budget Transfers, Deposits & EMarket (Online) Storefronts
Consultants, Speakers and other Independent Contractors
Employee Travel & Employee Expense Reimbursement
Financial Corrections & Journal Entries
Purchase Goods and Services
Pay for Goods and Services
Reporting on Financial Activity
Segment (Funding String) & Segment Maintenance
University Financial
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Training Description
University Financials 101
University Financials 101 is recommended for all employees that work with financial transactions or financial related data.
Purchasing 101
Purchasing 101 is recommended for all employees responsible for procuring (purchasing) goods or services on behalf of the university. This course provides foundational content for the different procurement processes.
Introduction to Employee Travel
Introduction to Employee Travel is recommended for any employee responsible for creating, submitting or approving Travel Authorizations. The course is also recommended for anyone planning a business trip or anyone with questions about the travel authorization process.
Introduction to Expense Reimbursement
Introduction to Expense Reimbursement is recommended for all employees responsible for creating, submitting or approving expense reimbursements (Expense Reports) or anyone with questions about the employee reimbursement process.
Introduction to Independent Contractors
Introduction to Independent Contractors is recommended for all employees responsible for working with and making payments to an Independent Contractor or anyone with questions about Independent Contractor processes.
Introduction to Invoice Payments
Introduction to Invoice Payments is recommended for all employees responsible for creating, submitting or approving Invoice Payments or anyone with questions about the Invoice Payment process.
Introduction to Requisitions
Introduction to Requisitions is recommended for all employees responsible for procuring (purchasing) goods or services on behalf of the university or anyone with questions about the requisition process.