News

Updated Customer Request Form Now Available

The customer request form, used to request and update new customers for Accounts Receivable, has been revised. The updated form now includes collector group information and should be used for all future customer request submissions. 

In addition to the new collector group information, the form has been streamlined to remove unnecessary fields and clarify several other fields to improve usability and efficiency for departments submitting requests.

Category Names for Agreement and Software Purchases

The information below contains updates to Category names for agreements and software purchases.

Purchasing Services Against an Existing Agreement: 

  • As of 5/29/26, use the Category that is most applicable to the type of goods or services being purchased. 
  • The Category of Services - For agreement use only is no longer available.

Software Purchases:

FY26 Fiscal Close Webinar - Recording Available

Watch this year's fiscal close webinar, as the UC Davis Accounting and Financial Reporting team members and others review key FY26 fiscal close tasks, offer valuable guidance, provide an overview of the resources available to support campus users, and answer questions from attendees.

Important Reminder About Stale FITS Transactions

After a period closes, any FITS transactions still in “pending” status become “stale” and can no longer be approved. Attempting to approve a stale transaction results in an error. Since submitted transactions cannot be edited, initiators need to resubmit stale transactions using an accounting date within the current open period.

Requisition: Insert Attachments at Header Level

Many purchase requests require supporting documentation. There are several ways that these documents can be added to a Requisition, but for best results, we recommend adding any attachments at the header level of the Requisition, when completing the cart checkout screen.  Refer to the related Knowledge Base Article for complete instructions on how to add documentation.   The article also identifies the situations when additional documentation is required, and the types of documents that satisfy the requirement.