Category Archives: Training

Expenses Troubleshooting

Hello, Several people have contacted RCA and P2P concerning issues when charging a sponsored project. Most of the issues have been corrected by doing the following tasks: For requisitions, configure your Favorite Charge to Account. Enter an expenditure item date … Continue reading

Posted in Announcements, Training | Leave a comment

Viewing Sponsored Project Expenses and Funding at the COA Level

For Sponsored Projects, the following funding sources are used to map the iO projects to the COA. The fund source mapping is based on the Award/Project Type and Task of the Project. Navigating on the Finance Dashboard and selecting the … Continue reading

Posted in Training | Leave a comment

Sponsored Projects Expenditure Types

We’ve had several departmental folks reach out to us asking what “account code” to use for their Sponsored Projects expenses in PPM.  I know we’re all used to having to enter an account code number as part of the FOAPAL … Continue reading

Posted in Training | Leave a comment

Dates in iO

Expenditures associated with Sponsored Projects, Faculty Funds and Capital Projects created and managed via PPM in iO have multiple associated dates.  These dates allow for tracking of costs from both a compliance and financial reporting perspective. Expenditure Item Date The Expenditure Item … Continue reading

Posted in Training | 1 Comment

PPM Basics for Sponsored Projects Administrators

Because there’s so much new terminology and information we’re all having to learn, I thought it would help if we had one place to list some of the basic concepts of Project Portfolio Management (PPM).  Please keep in mind that … Continue reading

Posted in Training | Leave a comment

Financial Management Guidebook

Shared per request of iO Change Management Team The Financial Management Guidebook and Chart of Accounts (CoA) Quick Reference Guides (QRGs) are now available to you on the imagineOne website under the Chart of Accounts Redesign menu. These resources will … Continue reading

Posted in Training | Leave a comment