Business Centers should run these reports listed below on the following schedules:
- Monthly
- Before the semester ends
- Semi-annually
- Annually in early March and
- As an employee leaves your department
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Services Ending Within 60 Days |
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Upcoming Reminder Dates |
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Active Funding on Locked Cost Objects |
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Vacation & Holiday Commitments on Grant Funded Employees |
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Work Permit Expiring |
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Take These Actions | |
Services Ending Within 60 Days |
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After Semester Ends | |
Student/Grad Appointment Turnaround Report |
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Take These Actions | |
Active Employees with No Active Jobs |
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Active Employees without Recent Pay |
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Affiliate/Volunteer Turnaround Report |
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Take These Actions | |
Departmental Objects on Loan Turnaround Report |
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Objects on Loan to Evaluate for Deprovisioning |
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Take These Actions | |
Objects on Loan Turnaround for Specific Personnel # |
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Definitions
Keep Services Active (KSA) is a date entered in SAP (Infotype 19 – Monitoring of Tasks) that allows services to continue by bridging the gap between active appointments on active employees. For example, a lecturer who is appointed for the academic year but will be rehired for the next year can have a Keep Services Active date of September 30 so services will continue over the summer when there is no active appointment.
Objects on Loan are items that have been assigned to employees and are tracked in SAP. These objects can include both physical things, such as keys, laptops and phones, and virtual ones, such as access to online systems.
Turnaround Reports are designed to gather updates for existing data. When you run a turnaround report, it will pull existing SAP data and provide fields for updates. Updated information can then be entered in SAP.