The General Ledger (GL) contains numerous processes that ensure that OLE runs correctly. For users processing e-doc transactions, the most apparent of these processes are the generation of offsets and the posting of transactions to the balance tables. Other important General Ledger processes are less apparent to users. These processes ensure that transaction data are valid, that capitalization entries are created, and that indirect cost recovery and cost share transfers occur. OLE also offers related features such as sufficient funds checking and flexible offsets for institutions that want to utilize this functionality.

OLE will apply encumbrances and expenses to the General Ledger as a result of OLE implemented functionality for encumbrances, expenses, budget adjustments and transfers of funds. Real-time GL posting is made available, with certain GL entries updating their status through nightly “batch jobs”.

Requisition

Purchase Order, Purchase Order Amendment, other forms of PO

Payment Request

For all of the above transactions (Requisition to Purchase Order to Receiving to Payment Request), a user can see how the transactions post to the general ledger during the course of one day, i.e. if all docs created in same day, but including filter All on balance inquiry searches.

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