Submitted by kjcam1 on Fri, 2010-05-21 08:58
Update to Task-Option-Project Code Visibility
You will now be able to see your Task-Option-Project codes on requisitions and purchase orders in all screens and all statuses. The codes will be located next to the Budget code on the line item. To view this document click here.
Office Depot 10th Edition Newsletter
Office Depot, an eProcurement supplier,has put together a newsletter with the latest information to keep you in the loop. To view the newsletter click here.
Recent Updates to the Ariba Search Functionality
You may have noticed changes to the searches performed in many Ariba modules. New functionality has been added to the search options in many Ariba modules. In the Search page for each module you will notice that the Date Created is now defaulted to the Custom setting and shows a 2-week date range. It is important to note that these default dates may not apply to your particular search. To view this search tip click here.
Office Depot 1st. Qtr. Newsletter
Office Depot, an eProcurement supplier,has put together a newsletter with the latest information to keep you in the loop. To view the newsletter click here.
Office Depot and Your Impact On the Environment
It's important to consolidate your office supply orders which will result in reduced shipments, reduced costs, and reduced impact on the environment.Office Depot can show you the way.Please view their flyer by clicking here.
No Direct Buy Limits with eProcurement Purchases
eProcurement catalogs are with suppliers that are contracted with the UW. These contracts have been negotiated to attain the best overall pricing and services using the University’s terms & conditions. Purchasing from an eProcurement contracted supplier allows the buyer to purchase at any amount with departmental approval. The direct buy limit DOES NOT APPLY to eProcurement purchases. UW eProcurement provides university employees with an intuitive, easy to use interface that makes the purchasing process easier, faster and more cost effective. It’s a single point of entry where faculty and staff go to purchase and manage expenditures for most of their university related purchases. Most importantly, eProcurement saves the university money by offering the opportunity to purchase from a wide variety of suppliers that offer discounted rates through UW negotiated contracts, and provides an accurate mechanism for keeping track of what is purchased and how much is spent with individual suppliers, thereby improving our ability to negotiate volume discounts.