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Once the invoice is uploaded to Workday, the department will have to Receive and then, it will go through an approval process that can include Central AP, a Grant Manager, and a PI before the invoice is paid.

Per the guidance on the "For Suppliers" webpage, suppliers use the uwashington@ghxinvoicing.com email unless the supplier is integrated with GHX (suppliers should know whether they are integrated with GHX and this email does not apply).  UW is using a feature from GHX called eInvoicing and the email is to support that GHX einvoicing feature (thus, there is no process for suppliers to email invoices to Workday or log into Workday).

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Yes, a UW Connect intake form is in process and will be deployed, soon. 

We will have a contract review intake form available to campus soon (currently in progress). Until then, the contract review process for P2I is to manually send them via Connect or email to Procurement. 

A Supplier is a business entity (external to UW) that sells goods and services for a price to a customer. UW-registered suppliers are those entities or individual contractors which have provided their federally-registered information for verification and been approved for use in Workday as part of the procure-to-pay process. 

Much like Ariba, suppliers can determine how a company or different areas of a company transact with the UW. Some are large companies with a single procurement intake point and single invoicing or Accounts Receivable team, while others are divided by mailing locations or divisions, and whether they choose to use the legal entity Taxpayer ID Number (TIN) or a subsidiary TIN. When asking for quotes, etc., it could be beneficial to review the locations available in Workday (if access allows) and point the supplier to the "For Suppliers" webpage if they have additional questions and need to contact supplier administrators at UW for clarity.

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Use of UW Connect Finance has presented a significant learning curve, and all teams communicating within UWCF are bringing patience to their daily activities, utilizing office hours, and trying different methods of doing things within Connect to attempt to streamline and become as efficient as possible as soon as possible. We are definitely, learning together! 

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One of our training team members was formerly on the PCS team, and both work closely with PCS (they are under the same manager) to create content. 

Unfinished verifications should show as a "draft." To find drafts, see the guide on the ProCard web page here, under "ProCard News" https://finance.uw.edu/ps/how-to-buy/procurement-card

The catalog web page lists all the suppliers that have a catalog available in Workday at 

https://finance.uw.edu/ps/how-to-buy/ariba/catalog-purchases 

Departments can purchase gift cards for employee recognition using their ProCard. The gift must be reported to Payroll because the gift is taxable. See the Employee Recognition webpage and the Employee Recognition FAQs.

The department should have a defined, documented and monitored procedure for how recognition works and the gift cards are given.

The gift cards must be treated like cash and managed using Cash Management controls.

The gift cards must be reported to Payroll as income by emailing the amounts of the recognition to pr-tax@uw.edu.

Note: Gift cards should not be purchased with one’s own credit card and then be reimbursed.

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You would obtain a quote from the vendor. If there is specific pricing, you may also contact the Procurement contract manager for that contract for assistance.

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As a state institution, we do not issue money orders or cashier's checks.

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