eProcurement Extension Matrix

The Procure to Pay Initiative (eProcurement Extension Projects) changes business processes with system solutions that enhance purchasing processes in a significant way. This matrix links each project with the type of transaction it is to be used for, and the old processes it will replace.

eProcurement Extension Projects Matrix

eProcurement 

Module

Purpose &

Impact

Types of

Transactions

Purchasing or Payment

Method Being Replaced

Launch

Date

Non-Catalog Ordering Under Direct Buy Allow users to create a Non-Catalog order within eProcurement when a supplier requires a PO.
  • Orders for suppliers that don’t have eProcurement catalogs

NOTE: Orders >$10,000 will route to a Buyer

  • PAS: orders over the direct buy limit
  • ProCard

Winter

2013

Receiving Turning on receiving for all 06 object codes and 10 object codes (CPO) at specific dollar limits. Looking into turning on receiving for specific org codes.
  • Currently it will be for all equipment orders, but it may change to all orders within a specific organization (this is to be determined)
  • Currently no receiving I PAS or eProcurement

Winter

2013

Supplier Enablement Work with Ariba to enable UW supplier on the Ariba Network.
  • This will allow us to transact with the suppliers electronically, both PO’s and invoices. This is a yearlong endeavor and will start in December
 

Winter

2013

Contract Compliance Contract Compliance will be used for the more complex purchases that don’t lend themselves to the typical catalog order.
  • Service agreements
  • Maintenance contracts
  • Larger orders that have milestones
  • Standing orders
  • Open orders
  • Term supply contracts that can’t go into an eProcurement catalog
  • PAS: orders over the direct buy limit
  • ProCard

Spring

2013

Contract Management Contract Management will be used to author and store our contract. It will feed directly into Contract Compliance.
  • Master Contracts
  • Service Contracts
  • One-off contracts
  • CMS is our current internal system

Spring

2013

Sourcing System Automate and streamline our sourcing process.
  • RFP (Request for Proposal)
  • RFI (Request for Information)
  • Reverse Auctions
  • Manual Strategic Sourcing activities

Spring

2013

Non-Catalog Exceptions Allow users to create a Non-Catalog order within eProcurement when a supplier requires a PO.
  • Orders for suppliers that don’t have eProcurement catalogs and are on the exception list (radio actives, animal type purchase, etc.)

NOTE: Orders may route to EH&S or Animal Control for their approval

PAS

Spring

2013

Encumbrances Allow users to encumber funds within the eProcurement modules.
  • We are setting up a lean project that will work on identifying the need for encumbrances. Part of the goal is to decide the type of items we will be encumbering
  • PAS
  • FAS

Summer

2013

Payment to Individuals Campus users can enter a payment request to a non-UW individual for a service that has been provided.
  • Honorarium
  • Royalty
  • Prize/Award
  • Participation Scholarship
  • Service
  • Check Requests

Summer

2013

Non-Catalog Ordering over Direct Buy Allow users to create a Non-Catalog order within eProcurement when a supplier requires a PO.
  • Orders for suppliers that don’t have eProcurement catalogs

NOTE: Orders will route to a Buyer

  • PAS

Fall

2013

eReimbursements to Individuals eReimbursements for UW employees will replace UW reimbursements on check requests, petty cash and revolving fund accounts. However, it will not completely do away with these methods of payment.
  • Check Requests
  • Petty Cash
  • Revolving Fund Accounts
  • Manual Check Request process

Successfully Implemented in February 2012

Non-P.O. Invoice Allow users to pay suppliers when a Purchase Order is not necessary.
  • Subscriptions
  • Membership Fees
  • Invoice payments <$10,000 for suppliers not requiring a PO
  • PAS: orders under the direct buy limit
  • ProCard

Successfully Implemented in February 2012

 

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