Financials in the Cloud
Modules within Financials in Cloud (FITC)
Procure to Pay
Oracle Procurement Cloud Is used to streamline the source-to-pay process through automation.
- Automate requisition through invoice matching and payment
- Simplified Shopping - help users to quickly find the goods and services they need with a familiar consumer buying experience
- Ensure your negotiated pricing and terms are automatically leveraged to realize maximum savings
- P2P includes:
- Contracts
- Financials
- Procurement
- Suppliers
The General Ledger is the master database with all transactions at the University; accessed through a module in FITC.
- Transactions in FITC ultimately result in a journal entry appearing in the General Ledger
- Miscellaneous journals are entered by Central Offices
- Although the GL is impacted by all FITC transactions, the GL is used by Central Offices
- GL Documentation
- GL Forms
Fixed assets are tangible assets brought in service for business use and are not expected to be converted to cash in the near future.
- Fixed Assets module is a complete front-end module that captures and tracks the characteristics of the University's Fixed Assets.
- Fixed Asset module is maintained by Central Offices for Research and State
- Fixed Assets Documentation
- Asset Forms
Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence.
- Contains real time reporting capabilities including dashboards
- Used by Central Offices to perform daily business processes
- Non-Central Offices use OAC for reporting
Project Portfolio Management (PPM) supports the full lifecycle of project and portfolio management with a single, accurate view of all project-related activities. Oracle projects integrates with applications, including Oracle Financials, and Procurement.
PPM:
- Delivers project transparency
- Includes organization of project financials, contracts, and billing to project management - to project resource, task, and grants management
- Provides high-powered multi-dimensional analytic cube drives critical insight into project performance health and trends and enables all project stakeholders to monitor, track, and improve performance and profitability
- Project Portfolio Management is maintained by KU Office of Research
- Grant Documentation
Invoices and related receipts are created within the receivable module generating accounting data that is utilized to manage this aspect of our business.
Receivables Users:
- Accounting Specialists in the Shared Service Centers
- UKANS / KURES Central Accounting
- DARBI Documentation
- FSRC Forms