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This quick reference provides the chartfields available to select for each campus journal type, such as a Billing journal type, Correcting journal type, and so on.    

Full webinar presentation from 12/14/16 on Enhancements to the Correcting JE process.

This quick reference identifies the allowable debit and credit account pairings for the Billing campus journal type.    

This PowerPoint Presentation accompanies the Campus Journals class. This class covers: The Campus Journal process Campus Journal transaction types, approval requirements, and attachment requirements How to enter a Campus Journal How to enter a Correcting Campus Journal How to edit and delete a Campus Journal Other transaction types including Settlement Journals, Cash Advance Journals, OSR Residual Transfer, and Interunit Journals.      

This Student Guide accompanies the Campus Journals class. This class covers: The Campus Journal process Campus Journal transaction types, approval requirements, and attachment requirements How to enter a Campus Journal How to enter a Correcting Campus Journal How to edit and delete a Campus Journal Other transaction types including Settlement Journals, Cash Advance Journals, OSR Residual Transfer, and Interunit Journals.  

A webinar about changes to the Campus Vendor Request system coming early 2016. Includes information about the new Affiliate vendor class as well as information on what changes can be made to each vendor class.

This Quick Reference Card contains the top 10 tips for entering campus vouchers, including entering invoice numbers, choosing the vendor’s location, adding notes & instructions or supporting documentation, using Speed Charts, UNC Item ID, and Category as well as information on troubleshooting errors and analyzing approvals.

We’re about halfway through the 2020-2021 performance review period and we want to share a few tips for managers as you work through the performance reviews, development plans and goal setting for your EHRA non-faculty employees. Managers have already assigned over 21,000 goals to employees in Carolina Talent. Quick Tips for Managers:  If your employee already signed their performance plan but you need to make a change, you can do that at any time . To make a change or track progress for a goal, follow this path: Performance > Goals. To make a change or track progress for a development plan, follow this path:  Performance > Development Plans.  Your employee will receive an email notification anytime  a change is made. If you need to make a change to a performance plan you submitted before your employee signs it, you have a couple of options: Submit a help ticket to have the performance plan re-opened at help.unc.edu > search Carolina Talent > choose the Carolina Talent request, complete the fields, and submit your ticket. Wait for your employee to sign the plan and then make changes through the menu option (see tip number 1 for steps). Again, your employee will receive an email notification anytime a change has been made. If you want to see the status of tasks for your team, you can run a report from the Carolina Talent menu by … Read more

A quick reference for cash advances with account codes, scenarios, and naming conventions.

Confused about Cash Advances – When you can use one? How to submit one? Why was my journal denied? Come learn about the Cash Advance policy, procedure, and what you need to get your reconciling journal entry approved the first time you submit it. To view the live recording of this presentation, click here.

Confused about Cash Advances – When you can use one? How to submit one? Why was my journal denied? Come learn about the Cash Advance policy, procedure, and what you need to get your reconciling journal entry approved the first time you submit it. To just view the slides from this presentation, click here.

Webinar on how to create and settle cash advances in ConnectCarolina.

Slides for the Cash Advances webinar.

This reference card explains the billing areas that send charges to the Customer Billing Management (CBM) and Bill Presentation system, as well as what the process for reconciling looks like. Includes charts to explain the fields on the forms.

As part of the Spring 2018 census activities, there will be an outage of the Student Administration component of ConnectCarolina on Tuesday, January 30th, starting at 5:00 pm and ending around 12:00 am. Census is the official date the University reports enrollment. Faculty, students and staff will not be able to access ConnectCarolina Student Center during this time. Finance functions are not affected by this outage, but the Hire ePAR form for HR/Payroll is affected, as are some services related to Onyen, PID and Guest ID. List of affected ConnectCarolina applications  During the January 30th outage, these ConnectCarolina applications may experience limited or no functionality: Student Administration Third-Party Proxy Access ePAR hire form TouchNet (students and third-party proxies cannot pay bills; applicants cannot pay enrollment deposits) Some Guest ID and Onyen update services PID Create UNC Directory (lookups available but not updates) UNC Online applications for enrollment (Summer School, Nursing, Part-time Studies, etc.) Friday Center applications (CPPSReg, PDEPReg, CEU, FCCPS)   If you have questions or problems … Contact the Service Desk at 919-962-HELP or help.unc.edu. To see the most up-to-date system status, go to https://status.its.unc.edu/.  

This webinar explains the changes that are coming to the timing of when vouchers and purchase requisitions, including eProcurement orders, are budget checked and when they show up in InfoPorte.

Beginning August 2021, changes will be made to the timing and method of some student award payments to ensure the University is compliant with federal and state regulations. Starting in 2020, a workgroup including members from The Graduate School, Office of Scholarships and Student Aid, University Finance (Accounts Payable, Cashier, Payroll), the Chancellor’s Office, Office of Sponsored Research and Information Technology Services took a comprehensive look at how financial aid payments are made, and they identified some changes that need to be made to ensure compliance. Tracking the payments Students at Carolina are involved in many types of activities and receive opportunities and payments from a variety of sources including federal or state aid, scholarships, training grants and awards. Most of these payments are considered financial aid, and as such, the sum of these payments should not exceed the cost of attendance for that student. If the financial aid a student receives exceeds their cost of attendance, the University is out of compliance. What’s considered financial aid? Any money paid to support a student’s academic progress is considered financial aid unless it is compensation for work performed, like being a teaching assistant or reimbursement of expenses for travel performed on behalf of the University. For example, … Read more

This webinar covers topics such as how students receive money, accounts allowed and not allowed, and some scenarios of student awards paid by voucher. Due to a technical issue, this recording ends in the middle of the last slide. You can also find the slides for the webinar  and the answers to the questions that were asked during the webinar posted on CCinfo.unc.edu as well.

Beginning Monday, Oct. 5, 2015, users of ePAR forms will notice changes to the funding grid that will make it possible to enter funding information either as percentages or dollar amounts. This brief webinar reviews the changes.

Explains changes to the funding grid in ePAR forms that make it possible to enter funding information either as percentages or dollar amounts.