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Agenda. Overview ObjectivesReady, Set, Go-Live!AP and T
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1. SFS Accounts Payable and Travel & Expense Overview May 2011 Opening – Ruth Ella/Michael McDermottOpening – Ruth Ella/Michael McDermott
2. Agenda Overview Objectives
Ready, Set, Go-Live!
AP and T&E Processes
SFS Resources
Michael McDermottMichael McDermott
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Communicate SFS business process and organizational benefits and impacts
Business Process Flows
Provide a view of the end-to-end future state of the SFS Purchasing module
System screen shots
Identify resources to help end users understand and utilize SFS Overview Objectives
4. Ready, Set, “Go-Live!” Conversion: Reconciliation & Validation
Late May-Mid August
Inputs and Outputs will be provided to all Agencies on the SFS website.
Agencies expected to work with OSC data owners to resolve conversion defects
Training: Agency training July-November 2011
CAS Processing ends 9/30/2011
Cutover: 10/1/2011-10/15/2011
SFS “Go-Live”: 10/16/2011
5. Accounts Payable and Travel & Expense Processes
6. Michael McDermottMichael McDermott
7. Business Benefits – Accounts Payable Speaker’s note: For last benefit, reference making changes in the system entry, i.e. journal voucher in AP rather than a journal in GLSpeaker’s note: For last benefit, reference making changes in the system entry, i.e. journal voucher in AP rather than a journal in GL
8. Bulkload Agency Impacts
9. AP Overview Flow Speaker note: Talk to how different voucher types are processed through workflow, i.e. regular voucher versus journal voucher.Speaker note: Talk to how different voucher types are processed through workflow, i.e. regular voucher versus journal voucher.
10. Michael McDermottMichael McDermott
11. Michael McDermottMichael McDermott
12. AP Voucher Types The SFS will maintain the following types of AP vouchers:
Regular Voucher – Used for entering both non-PO vouchers and PO related vouchers to vendors. Will also include interagency payments.
Journal Voucher – Used for correcting accounting entries on a posted or paid voucher. Journal vouchers are used instead of creating accounting entries directly in the general ledger.
Prepaid Voucher – Used for entering prepayments (down payments, progress payments, or deposits). Prepaid vouchers will be used to make P-Card Citibank credit card payments.
13. AP Voucher Types (continued) The SFS will maintain the following types of AP vouchers:
Single Payment Voucher – Used for entering a voucher for a Payee without having to identify a valid vendor in the statewide vendor file. Such payments as crime victims, jury duty payments, Inmates, certain refunds, and other assistance types. OSC must approve the use of single payment vouchers for specific payment types.
Template Voucher – Used for creating a template for generating regular vouchers with similar information.
Recurring Voucher – Used for the automatic payment of recurring vouchers for the exact same vendor with the exact same information.
Adjustment Voucher – Used for entering credit or debit memos, or for relating one voucher to another. This type of voucher is also used for refund of appropriation transactions.
14. AP Voucher Entry Flow
15. Voucher Menu - Add a New Value Tab
16. Invoice Information Tab
17. Invoice Information Tab continued
18. Voucher Payment Page
19. AP Voucher – MIR Date The MIR date will systematically calculate the MIR Date
The MIR date will be calculated based on the latest of Invoice Received Date, latest merchandise Received Date, and the latest merchandise Inspection date.
System will use all dates when applicable
Invoice Received date can be modified to effect the MIR Date when required
20. AP Voucher Entry Summary
21. AP Voucher Entry Summary Speaker note – For impact #7, reference that each agency may have a difference policy/practice for the timing of credit card payments.Speaker note – For impact #7, reference that each agency may have a difference policy/practice for the timing of credit card payments.
22. Michael McDermottMichael McDermott
23. AP Agency Approval Workflow
25. AP Voucher Approval
26. Voucher Approval Tab – OSC Approved
27. AP Approval Summary
28. Michael McDermottMichael McDermott
29. Voucher Menu – Find an Existing Value Tab with Values
30. Related Documents Tab
31. Error Summary Page
32. Match Status Exception – Summary Tab
33. Match Exception Workbench Details
34. Match Exception Processing
35. Budget Check for Vouchers Results
36. Voucher Exceptions Tab
37. Budget Exception Processing
38. Michael McDermottMichael McDermott
39. Business Benefits – Travel and Expense
40. Bulkload Agency Impacts
41. Definitions for Travel and Expense
42. Michael McDermottMichael McDermott
43. Michael McDermottMichael McDermott
44. SFS Business Process Flow: Travel Authorization Overview
45. Create Travel Authorization
46. Expense Location Look Up
47. Expense Location Look Up By selecting the default location on the expense reporter header, the location will default into each expense line when per diem rates are being used
If multiple locations apply on an expense report, the location can be selected for each expense line
48. Expense Type Detail
49. Expense Type Distribution
50. Travel Authorization Summary Speaker’s note: SFS side of Impact #2 - Callout that this is only to facilitate workflow. All existing and updated documentation policies still apply.Speaker’s note: SFS side of Impact #2 - Callout that this is only to facilitate workflow. All existing and updated documentation policies still apply.
51. Michael McDermottMichael McDermott
52. Michael McDermottMichael McDermott
53. SFS Business Process Flow:Expense Report Overview
54. Create Expense Report
55. Apply My Wallet Transaction to EX
56. Confirmation of Submission
57. Michael McDermottMichael McDermott
58. Worklist View
59. Supervisor Review
60. Expense Report Denied
61. Michael McDermottMichael McDermott
62. Review Employee Expense Payments
63. View of Employee Data
64. Organizational Data
65. User Defaults
66. Corporate Card Information
67. Employee/Traveler Administration Certain information on the employee profile will be populated and controlled by their payroll record, such as:
Name
Address
Bank Account for ACH
Employee ID
Certain information will be managed in SFS by an agency administrator, such as:
Supervisor
Official Station
Default chartfield information
Credit Card information
68. Report of Un-reconciled T-card Charges Report Layout
69. Expense Reports Summary
70. Travel Card Summary
71. Employee Self Serve Employee’s will be able to view their own expense document statuses online provided they are granted system access.
Employee’s will be able to see:
Document status (including approval level)
Payment information
Expense Report history
72. Review Employee Expense History
73. Detail of ACH Payment
74. Detail of Check Payment
75. SFS Resources for Purchasing UAT: Late May-August
Additional details and UAT kick off information will be sent out later this month
Training and Job Aids
End User Training Coming in July!
Training Course and Job Aid descriptions available on the SFS website
http://www.sfs.ny.gov/training/agency_user_page.htm
76. SFS Resources