Change. That simple word can be frightening to many people. I don’t know of anyone who really LIKES change. Change is often thought of as something that happens to you, not something you can control and it can be scary – that unknown quantity that can turn an End User’s routine upside down. Most often
Read More...Many of the Manager Self-Service Fluid Pages now include a slide out supplementary panel which includes My Analytics. This function is new in Image 21, using PeopleTools 8.55 functionality or higher. The panel provides related information and insight to help managers complete their transactions. Managers can use the My Analytics tab to create their own
Read More...Often times, companies decide on doing technical upgrades and don’t take advantage of the new features that are available with a new release. One feature that is often overlooked are PeopleSoft WorkCenters. WorkCenters eliminate tedious navigating and provide a “one-stop shop” for business users to do such things as: Process and perform transactions Take actions
Read More...Fluid Approval for Suppliers allows you to view detailed information about suppliers awaiting approval and approve or deny the request. This enhanced functionality is new in PeopleSoft 9.2 Image 23 – more Fluid functionality on the supplier side for approvals anywhere, anytime. For Navigation, you can get to the supplier approval in your approvals list.
Read More...Quarterly PeopleSoft New Features Update Did you know there were 43 new features and functionality delivered in HCM Images 22 and 23? These features especially impact Core HR. There were also 44 new features and functionality delivered in FSCM Image 25 and 26, impacting the financial and supply chain modules. The enhancements are spread across the modules but include multiple Fluid Approvals
Read More...Hello again everyone. This is now part 5 of my five-part series. In my previous blogs I took an expanded look at our lease example by illustrating the required journal entries and expanding my lease example with different financial terms. In my closing blog, I’d like to do some wrap-up discussion and discuss next steps
Read More...Continuing on my treasure hunt in PeopleSoft, this time I’ll be highlighting the use of Tools. If you’ve used the Maintenance Management Module and have created at least one Work Order, you’ve seen the Tools link on the Requirements and Schedules tabs. Basically, Tools are assets that are identified as tools in the asset record.
Read More...Part 4 of 5 Hello again everyone. This is now part IV of my five-part series, expanded lease accounting discussion III. In my previous blog, we discussed the journal entries required to create our lease accounting balances. In this blog, I want to introduce some additional lease financial terms and discuss the impacts on our
Read More...Have you seen the new Fluid WorkCenters? If not you should spend some time investigating them. Fluid WorkCenters take the very powerful classic WorkCenters and turn some of the content into Fluid for a better mobile experience allowing users to execute many of their daily job tasks anywhere, any time. One of the new Fluid
Read More...Hello again everyone. This is now part III of a five-part series that I have devoted to taking a deep dive on the new lease accounting standards. The next 2 blogs in the series, parts 3 & 4, will be an expanded discussion for our lease accounting example that was started in the previous blog.
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