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Core-CT Financials Daily MailDate: 1/17/2013 Core-CT's Upgrade for Financials Coming in early March, Core-CT will be rolling out an update to our
Financials application. Here is what's on tap: Core-CT's New Financials Application Core-CT is upgrading our Financials application to enable State employees to
take advantage of enhanced and new functionality in the latest 9.1 release and
to allow us to stay current with Oracle support. New functionality will include: 1) New Work Flow Approval for requisitions, purchase orders and vouchers. 2) Receiving Required for POs: Receipts will be required for all purchases
(services and commodities) to properly identify assets and accruals. Receipts
must be done for the proper identification of assets. 3) Threshold ID for Assets: The ability to set a dollar threshold to
determine a capitalized asset or non-capitalized asset. The Threshold ID ($1000)
will be used to determine whether the asset is capitalized. 4) Direct Connect for Grainger: Direct Connect is the ability for agencies to
directly connect from e-procurement to shop on the Grainger website and to
return the shopping cart to Core-CT for processing; the resulting POs will be
electronically submitted directly into Grainger's ordering system. 5) Amount Only Functionality for POs: The Amount Only functionality
(previously restricted to on line POs) has been expanded for use now on
e-procurement requisitions. 6) Procurement Card Processing: Now, all credit card purchases will be
reconciled in Core-CT and credit cards can be specified as the payment method
for requisitions and purchase orders. Needed Agency Actions Prior to Go-Live By February 28, 2013, the following Agency actions need to take place: 1) Closing of all POs and Requisitions: The following action is recommended
to be done by all agencies, all requisitions will need to be closed and all POs
will need to be adjusted down to their expended levels and closed. Further
instructions will be sent to Purchasing Offices within agencies. 2) Retainge Receipts: Agencies that are currently using the retainage receipt
process will need to delete their retainage receipts and will need to recreate
them against the new Version 9.1 POs. Further instructions will be sent to
Purchasing and Business Offices within agencies. 3) Active Scan Scopes, Extracts and Physical Inventory Occurrences Must be
Fully Loaded - Along the same lines as run controls, to ensure that Asset
physical inventory processes run without problems, all scan scopes, extracts and
physical inventory occurrences must be newly created in the 9.1 version. 4) Agency Email Address for Inter-Agency Billing: Agencies will need to
create an agency email address for billing invoices to be sent. Core-CT will no
longer print billing invoices that are sent inter-agency, but these will now be
emailed between agencies. Agencies will need to decide on internal procedures of
handling emailed inter-agency bills. 5) Other transactions will need to be in a complete state - MSRs, back
orders, bills, etc. More information will be sent out with instructions to
agencies. Due to the new processes and functionality, Financial Run Controls for Users will be
deleted. To ensure that users will not have problems, all financial run controls will be
deleted. Core-CT highly recommends that users take screenshots of their current
financial run controls to make it easier to recreate them when the system comes back up.
Communication, Training & Support Core-CT has a full communication, training and information campaign planned
for the launch of the new Core-CT Financials application. P-Card classroom
training, online training, job aids, and self-running demonstrations will be
available prior to Go-Live. For More Information This is the first of several communications. Further communications will be
sent to assist Agencies before and after the 9.1 Upgrade. If you have immediate questions, please call the Help Desk or visit the
Core-CT website, and follow the '9.1 Upgrade' link on the left side of the
screen. Stay tuned for more details! Return to Core-CT Financials Daily Mail Home Page
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