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Campus billing areas, like Student Stores, EHS, Friday Center and the Carolina Inn, use the Customer Billing Management (CBM) system to charge campus customers, and the campus financial staff use CBM to review those charges. Come to this session to ask a panel questions about CBM, Bill Presentation, or about billing processes to include enhancement recommendations or how-to questions. Representatives from ITS-Enterprise Applications and Finance & Operation Service Center of Excellence are participating. To just view the slides from this presentation, click here.
Campus billing areas, like Student Stores, EHS, Friday Center and the Carolina Inn, use the Customer Billing Management (CBM) system to charge campus customers, and the campus financial staff use CBM to review those charges. Come to this session to ask a panel questions about CBM, Bill Presentation, or about billing processes to include enhancement recommendations or how-to questions. Representatives from ITS-Enterprise Applications and Finance & Operation Service Center of Excellence are participating. To view the live recording of this presentation, click here.
This quick reference card explains what a term code is and the pattern that these codes follow for identifying a term.
Step-by-step guide to deleting a campus voucher that you’ve created.
This session will define RNF, discuss the implications when using RNF, as well as how to process RNF through ePars. Recommended audience: anyone who processes ePar transactions for Postdocs/Clinical Fellows (Hire/Edit Existing Job/Fund Swap); PAAT users who want to understand more about RNF (session will not address PAAT transactions specifically). To view the live recording of this presentation, click here.
This session will define RNF, discuss the implications when using RNF, as well as how to process RNF through ePars. Recommended audience: anyone who processes ePar transactions for Postdocs/Clinical Fellows (Hire/Edit Existing Job/Fund Swap); PAAT users who want to understand more about RNF (session will not address PAAT transactions specifically). To just view the slides from this presentation, click here.
Provides a high-level overview of how ConnectCarolina changes the way data is made available to departmental systems.
To prepare for the new travel & expense system, Concur, we are making changes to the Departmental Workflow page in ConnectCarolina so you can assign approvers.
This quick reference card covers how to edit and resubmit a deposit that has been rejected by the Cashier’s Office.
This user guide will show employees how to submit and view leave attachments in ConnectCarolina. This includes leave request forms, medical certifications, and more. The UNC Leave Administration team created this online submission format to make leave submissions simpler and more consistent. Click the title slide to view the Employee User Guide
Student guide for the Entering a Petty Cash Voucher to Replenish Funds class.
Student guide to the course on Entering a Retroactive Funding Swap.
As a manager you can use this quick-reference card to enter your employees’ performance ratings in ConnectCarolina for 2017-2018
This guide covers fiscal year 2017-18 annual salary increases.
Slides from the Entering Source Chartfield Value Requests class.
A quick guide that explains how to choose the correct effective date on an ePAR.
Guide to EPA Student Short Work Break.
Introduces the electronic Personnel Action Request (ePAR), the form used to enter all HR actions in ConnectCarolina.
Are you mystified by data? You don’t have to be! And you don’t have to be an analytics wizard to realize value from data. We generate and interact with multitudes of data everday. There are very simple ways to gain insights into that data with tools that you work with on a daily basis. It doesn’t have to be hard to be valuable.
Are you mystified by data? You don’t have to be! And you don’t have to be an analytics wizard to realize value from data. We generate and interact with multitudes of data everyday. There are very simple ways to gain insights into that data with tools that you work with on a daily basis. It doesn’t have to be hard to be valuable.