A new option was recently added to the Aggie Enterprise Requisition document that can help expedite multiple-line non-catalog purchases. On the Requisition, after completing a line item, the cart confirmation pop-up window now displays a link to Create another request with the same supplier. Clicking this link allows you to start a new line item, without the need to search for and enter the supplier information again.
Based on user feedback, the Project Portfolio Management (PPM) eLearning curriculum has been streamlined to better meet the needs of staff new to PPM. The curriculum has been condensed from six courses to three, and the number of prerequisites for the instructor-led PPM course has been reduced from four to one.
What’s Changed
The revised eLearning curriculum includes three courses:
In the second webinar of the three-part Capital Equipment series, we provide guidance and demonstrate how to create and submit error-free capital equipment purchase requisitions, the required capital asset form, and applicable reduced sales tax forms.
Aggie Enterprise Planning Office Hours will resume on October 6, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. Bring your questions for one-on-one assistance or learn from discussions with other users to gain new insights. Our subject matter experts will be available to provide guidance and help you find answers.
Aggie Enterprise will be offline starting at 7 p.m. on Friday, September 18, and is expected to return online by 8 a.m. on Monday, September 21, due to the scheduled Oracle 26C update.*
*This downtime does not apply to the Aggie Enterprise Planning system.
Boundary System Transactions Boundary system transactions to Aggie Enterprise can still be sent, but they will be held in a queue until Aggie Enterprise is back online. Once the system is online again, the queued transactions will be processed.
In the first webinar of the three-part Capital Equipment series, we review the roles and responsibilities of asset representatives, define capital equipment, explain the process for receiving and tagging capital equipment, outline the requirements for maintaining asset records, and demonstrate how to locate assets.
The UC Davis Finance and Business Inventory Management team is excited to announce the Capital Equipment Webinar Series designed to help UC Davis staff successfully purchase, manage, and retire capital assets and successfully navigate the biennial equipment certification. The concepts and processes taught in these webinars are meant to help departments speed up acquisition of new capital equipment, successfully navigate the biennial equipment certification, and avoid time consuming audit findings.
