We’ve enhanced the Chart of Accounts (CoA) hierarchy for the Natural Account segment to improve reporting and transactions. The Natural Account segment classifies the nature of a transaction as a specific type of revenue, expense, recharge, transfer, asset, liability, or net position
October FY25 actuals are now available in Aggie Enterprise Planning. The Working (version) Plan (scenario) planning data for October FY25 has been replaced with actuals.
It’s important for departments to approve any Aggie Enterprise Accounts Payable invoices that route for approval (PPM Project Manager, Fiscal Officer, Principal Investigator) in a timely manner, within 5 business days. This ensures that the payments comply with the terms established for the respective supplier(s). An automated email notification is sent each time an Aggie Enterprise approval is required by the recipient, but we also have a new guide that highlights the screens in Aggie Enterprise that can help employe
There are several Purchasing and Accounts Payable reports in Aggie Enterprise that can help you track your ongoing Purchase Order (PO) spend by category, identify any open POs that may need to be manually closed due to inactivity, and view transaction activity on a Requisition, as well as on any associated POs. Learn how to access and view the reports by checking out the Purchasing and Accounts Payable Reports guide.
When onboarding a new employee in your department who will have purchasing responsibilities as part of their job, be sure to provide the necessary context for how your specific departmental purchasing works. Doing this before they complete any training or start using Aggie Enterprise will make their learning process much more effective and efficient. Each department has its own business processes, and it’s critical for new employees to thoroughly understand these processes. Some of the items you should review with your new employee:
