There are many tasks that must be completed when an employee is preparing to separate from the University or from their current department. Often overlooked, however, are pending transactions in Concur.
PSC Systems will experience a service disruption due to the University Information Services (UIS) team data center relocation. The move will start at noon on Friday, October 6th and is expected to conclude by 8 a.m. on Monday, October 9th. During this outage, all systemwide applications will be inaccessible including CU Marketplace, Concur, and other critical PSC applications.
Beginning August 21, the PSC is launching a fully searchable Knowledge Base that will house how-to articles, step-by-step guides, and additional informational resources. PSC Knowledge Base content is designed to answer specific questions, such as “How do I add a travel allowance to an expense report?” and “How do I enter receiving?”, and articles will contain helpful screenshots and videos for reference. The PSC Knowledge Base will be accessible through the PSC website, either through the Knowledge tab located at the top of PSC pages, in the Suggested Articles located at the bottom of PSC pages, or via PSC website article links which will be redirected to the Knowledge Base over the coming weeks.
In the July 2023 PSC Newsletter, we let you all know of a potential UPS strike on July 31st. We are happy to report that on July 25th, UPS and its union workers reached a tentative agreement on a 5-year labor contract which avoids a strike.
To ensure expeditious invoice processing, please resolve Match Exceptions prior to approving payment. Invoices that are approved in error before a Match Exception has been resolved go to Accounts Payable (AP) Final Review.
If travel itineraries are being added to your calendar when you receive email reminders, your Outlook settings may need to be updated to prevent this from happening. To update, you there are five simple steps you can follow.
The domain, THERMOFISHERLIFESCIENCE.COM, has been identified as a look-alike for one of Thermo Fisher’s registered domains. The domain is NOT owned by Thermo Fisher Scientific and is believed to have been created with malicious intent and may be used to fraudulently engage colleagues, customers, and vendors.
