Resources
This guide accompanies the Campus Budgets class. Includes information about budget control and budget checking, entering budget journals and transfers, and how to find your available balances.
This PowerPoint presentation accompanies the Campus Budget class. Includes information about budget control, budget checking, and how to enter budget journals and transfers.
This Quick Reference identifies the following for each transaction type: Whether campus approval is required Whether self approval is allowed
For UNCGA: A matrix of budget definitions and rulesets by fund type. Details the required and optional chartfields for budgeting, and if the values are at the detail or rollup level.
For UNCCH: A matrix of budget definitions and rulesets by fund type for FY 2018. Details the required and optional chartfields for budgeting, and if the values are at the detail or rollup level.
For FY 2015: A matrix of budget definitions and rulesets by fund type. Details the required and optional chartfields for budgeting, and if the values are at the detail or rollup level.
This Quick Reference Card provides a brief overview of budget inquiries available in ConnectCarolina. Content includes how to confirm the available balance, determine if funds are available before requesting budget transfers, verify if funds were moved, investigate a budget check exception.
This Computer-Based Training course covers the definition and uses of lump sum payments. It also describes the type of information needed to enter and fund a lump sum payment.
This Computer-Based Training course explains what an affiliate is and how to complete the Add or Update an Affiliate ePAR form. It also explains the process for requesting a PID for an affiliate and how to use the affiliate ePAR form to add or update affiliates.
This Computer-Based Training course describes the uses of a funding swap and explains how to use the funding swap ePAR form to change how a position or appointment is funded, and how to use the funding swap ePAR form to enter retroactive funding swaps.