Streamlining the Payment Request Process with Direct Pay

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Payment Request
 
Replacing the paper Direct Pay process
 
Types of Users Involved
 
Three types of users can access the Payment Request Center:
 
Requestors
-create payment requests
 
Reviewers
- review/edit submitted requests (Direct Pay)
 
Approvers
- approve submitted requests
 
The Direct Pay office is involved at the level of reviewing,
    correcting and auditing transactions prior to payment.
 
Creating a Payment Request
 
Creating a Payment Request involves a four-step process of
entering and submitting information in a train stop like
fashion:
 
Step #1- Summary Information Page
Step #2- Supplier Information Page
Step #3- Invoice Details Page
Step #4- Review and Submit Page
 
Workflow- three part process
 
1. 
Department requestor enters the payment request in
    PeopleSoft
 
2. The Direct Pay office reviews for completeness, accuracy of data \
    entered, compliance with University/State policies
 
3. Designated department approvers can:
Approve
Deny
Hold
Workflow approval driven by department id on the chartstring
    entered.
 
Approver access
 
Approvers can access the payment request in four ways:
1.
Via email
2.
Via the PS worklist
3.
Via PS navigation- Main Menu> Accounts Payable>
Payments> Payment Request> Payment Request Approval
4.
Via push notifications (see screen shot below)
 
 
 
 
Can approvers edit a Payment Request?
 
 
No, Approvers are 
not able to modify the request
. To
initiate edits after a Payment Request is submitted, an
approver must add comments and then Deny the Payment
Request.
If the payment is not approved, the request should be
denied and a request to cancel should be detailed in the
comments.
 
Final Steps
 
Once approved, the voucher build process runs
 
Vouchers are budget checked
 
If valid budget, the payment is generated
 
Status (and their meanings):
 
New
- payment request that has not been submitted by the
department (save for later)
Submitted
- once the department requestor enters the payment
request, it will appear as submitted.
Pending
- once reviewed by Direct Pay, the payment will enter into
approval workflow and will appear as pending.
Approved
- department approval(s) are complete.
Vouchered
- once Accounts Payable creates the voucher in
PeopleSoft; the voucher id will appear. Scheduled to Pay column
will change to “paid” once the paycycle runs.
Denied
- payment request denied by department approver. If at
any point in time the Payment Request is denied, the requestor
gets an email stating why it was denied.
 
 
Exclusions
 
Large volume Direct Pay request- clinical trial payments,
summer student stipends 
via spreadsheet loader
Contact Direct Pay staff for details
Wires, student refunds, emergency loans
 
Postage meter replenishment
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Simplify and enhance your payment request procedures by replacing paper-based methods with Direct Pay. Learn about the types of users involved, steps to create a payment request, workflow processes, approver access methods, and the final steps involved once a payment request is approved.

  • Payment request
  • Direct Pay
  • Workflow process
  • Approver access
  • Streamlining

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  1. Payment Request Replacing the paper Direct Pay process

  2. Types of Users Involved Three types of users can access the Payment Request Center: Requestors-create payment requests Reviewers- review/edit submitted requests (Direct Pay) Approvers- approve submitted requests The Direct Pay office is involved at the level of reviewing, correcting and auditing transactions prior to payment.

  3. Creating a Payment Request Creating a Payment Request involves a four-step process of entering and submitting information in a train stop like fashion: Step #1- Summary Information Page Step #2- Supplier Information Page Step #3- Invoice Details Page Step #4- Review and Submit Page

  4. Workflow- three part process 1. Department requestor enters the payment request in PeopleSoft 2. The Direct Pay office reviews for completeness, accuracy of data \ entered, compliance with University/State policies 3. Designated department approvers can: Approve Deny Hold Workflow approval driven by department id on the chartstring entered.

  5. Approver access Approvers can access the payment request in four ways: Via email Via the PS worklist Via PS navigation- Main Menu> Accounts Payable> Payments> Payment Request> Payment Request Approval Via push notifications (see screen shot below) 1. 2. 3. 4.

  6. Can approvers edit a Payment Request? No, Approvers are not able to modify the request. To initiate edits after a Payment Request is submitted, an approver must add comments and then Deny the Payment Request. If the payment is not approved, the request should be denied and a request to cancel should be detailed in the comments.

  7. Final Steps Once approved, the voucher build process runs Vouchers are budget checked If valid budget, the payment is generated

  8. Status (and their meanings): New- payment request that has not been submitted by the department (save for later) Submitted- once the department requestor enters the payment request, it will appear as submitted. Pending- once reviewed by Direct Pay, the payment will enter into approval workflow and will appear as pending. Approved- department approval(s) are complete. Vouchered- once Accounts Payable creates the voucher in PeopleSoft; the voucher id will appear. Scheduled to Pay column will change to paid once the paycycle runs. Denied- payment request denied by department approver. If at any point in time the Payment Request is denied, the requestor gets an email stating why it was denied.

  9. Exclusions Large volume Direct Pay request- clinical trial payments, summer student stipends via spreadsheet loader Contact Direct Pay staff for details Wires, student refunds, emergency loans Postage meter replenishment

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