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Managing Travel & Other Reimbursable Expenses (Workshop)

215 Huron St., Toronto - LLC Main conference-610 215 Huron Street, 6th floor, room 610, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Processing travel and other reimbursable expenses are some of the most common FIS transactions performed by University staff. This workshop guides you through the provincial legislation that govern the University's
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GL Account Postings – Basic Data Entry (SC Course 4)

256 McCaul St, Room 103 256 McCaul St, Toronto, Canada

This course is designed for new Financial Information Systems (FIS)users, and focuses on how to effectively post financial transactions using the G/L Account Posting screen. Particular attention will be paid to processing Internal Revenues and Expense
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Understanding Earmarked Funds (workshop)

256 McCaul St, Room 103 256 McCaul St, Toronto, Canada

Earmarked Funds (a.k.a., Manual Reserves, Funds Commitments and Encumbrances) are created by departments in FIS to reserve available budget dollars for expenses that are not processed through HRIS (e.g., payroll)
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Basic Funds Management Reporting (SC Course 8)

256 McCaul St, Room 103 256 McCaul St, Toronto, Canada

Do you want to learn how you can determine how much money you have in your Funds Center or Funds Center/Fund combination? What about locating what has been charged to
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Basic Controlling Reporting (SC Course 9)

256 McCaul St, Room 103 256 McCaul St, Toronto, Canada

This course is designed for new Financial Information Systems (FIS) users and provides an overview of some commonly used Controlling reports. Specifically, the course introduces commonly used Controlling (CO) reports, the characteristics
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Reconciling & Reviewing Month End Statements (Reporting)

256 McCaul St, Room 103 256 McCaul St, Toronto, Canada

The university policy requires that all departments reconcile their actual transaction with their Statement of Accounts on a monthly basis. This ensures that all transactions are completely/accurately recorded in FIS.
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