Versions Compared

Key

  • This line was added.
  • This line was removed.
  • Formatting was changed.

...

  • Is used when one UT department charges another UT department for original services or goods.
  • Transfers funds directly from your unit account to the service department account without any intervention from Business ServicesFinance and Administration.
  • Requires an internal account number (and sometimes an OOEF or direct approval from an account signer)
  • This kind of transaction often happens when you work with a campus caterer or venue
    • Examples: Forty Acres Catering, The Union, SSB Venue spaces, Facilities, Thompson Conference Center, etc.)
  • These departments will sometimes call this direct bill but they are not the same!
  • It is not available for all departments. For instance: any order with O’s café has to be paid with a check.
  • It is not for:
    • Splitting an outside vendor invoice with another department or school
    • Sending funds to another department in UT who you agreed to fund an event for (email EM-Support@austin.utexas.edu if you need that assistance)

...

  • Is used with all vendors outside UT.
  • Can require account set up with the vendor.
  • Allows us to receive goods and services without paying up front.
  • Requires a vendor be in the system so a check can be issued.
  • Requires an invoice be received from the vendor to be paid by Business ServicesFinance and Administration.
Tip

Both payment options require an invoice to be generated and imaged for auditing purposes—especially when they pertain to an event that requires an OOEF.

...

Note

All invoices received either by hand or by email must be sent directly to EM-Support@austin.utexas.edu immediately upon receipt or drop it off with EMBS EMFA Accounting team.