-
Watch the video from the June 8, 2021 broadcast. The PDF slides include the question and answer session, as well as easy access to the website references used in the presentation.
-
Capital Accounting review purchase orders (POs) issued by Supply Change Management (SCM) to identify items that meet capitalization of equipment threshold:
-
Slide deck from the Spring 2018 go-live training sessions for the new General Ledger Verification Online Tool.
-
This guide is intended for use with the FY 2017-18 Year-End Close Presentation slide deck, and provides easy access to the website references used in the presentation.
-
University of California Office of the President (UCOP) Risk Services manages a self-insurance program that provides coverage for loss of assets. All campuses and medical centers contribute to the fund annually. Valuation of loss is based on repair or replacement of damaged or destroyed property....
-
Use this quick-reference for easy access to the website references from the 2018-19 Fiscal Year-End presentation slide deck.
-
Download the attached quick reference guide for a complete explanation of the seven Funds consolidated into other existing Funds on July 1, 2015.
-
-
-
Regular inspections of credit card devices for tampering or skimmers is essential to protect UCSF and our customers, clients and patients from credit card fraud.
-
-
There are 12 main requirements in the PCI DSS, which are designed to provide a comprehensive framework for securing cardholder data.
-
Here are key responsibilities merchants have in handling credit card payments safely. Failure to adhere to the Merchant Services agreement can result in termination of credit card payment acceptance privileges.
-
Watch the video (opens in new window) from the May 31, 2021 broadcast. The PDF slides (opens in new window) provide easy access to the website references used in the presentation.
-
Select from the training options below to learn how to navigate in the Peoplesoft Fluid User Interface (UI). This introduction provides a general overview of the components most commonly used by department administrators at UCSF. To learn about the steps to navigate to a specific page, refer to...
-
UCSF implemented Total Compliance Tracking (TCT) to efficiently manage PCI DSS testing and compliance tracking across the University. This online web-based tool assists in documenting our efforts to maintain data security standards across all merchants.
-
Collection efforts for department accounts receivable (Dept A/R) invoices are the responsibility of the department providing the property, good, or service. If an external customer does not pay an invoice within 30 days it is considered delinquent. Departments should contact the external customer...
-
Department managers must maintain a ledger of all staff currently eligible for handling electronic payments at any stage within the department and are required to report new credit card handlers to Merchant Services to ensure PCI Security Training is assigned and completed prior to payment...
-
Department Accounts Receivable (Dept A/R, also known as ‘sundry debtor’ receivables) is the amount due to the University from an external customer for payment of a good supplied and/or service already rendered. Dept A/R excludes sponsored projects, student/employee and UCSF Health related...
-
Review the procedures to record credit card journals in UCSF's PeopleSoft financial system following UCSF's credit card journal entry process.
