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Search for a report using the Browse or Search tabs to the right. TIP: As you make selections in these tabs, the list of reports displayed below changes to match your selection.
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This report displays faculty with a home department in the selected OrgCode who submitted one or more applications to the UW Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) during a FEC cycle they were paid 100% from sponsored funds.
The report contains faculty appointments and distributions currently appearing in HEPPS/OPUS. If there are no distributions, no appointment data will be listed; if there are multiple distributions, the appointment data is repeated. Results are filtered by the selected Home Department Organization Code. All appointments (in all Appointing Departments) for faculty in the selected Home Department are shown. The faculty included in this report are those with a Service Period >= to 9.0. Appointments with an Hourly Pay Rate are excluded. It is for use by Academic Human Resources.
This report returns a list of active academic personnel, including FTE %, Paid FTE %, and full time rate, based on selected reporting and organizational codes. As personnel lists can change, data is returned based on the user-defined pay cycle end date. PaidFTE is derived for each appt by summing all 'Regular Equivalent Earnings' (earn types: REG, PLP, TFA, S/L, MLP, TRN, SUM) from Actual Distributions and dividing by the Full-Time Rate. Note: 9-month Faculty who are not paid during the summer will not appear during summer quarter pay cycles.
Lists all active academic personnel for a selected Pay Period and a selected group of org units and job class codes. The appt FTE % and Full-Time Rate are as set in OPUS/HEPPS. PaidFTE is derived for each appt by summing all 'Regular Equivalent Earnings' (earn types: REG, PLP, TFA, S/L, SUM, MLP, TRN) from Actual Distributions and dividing by the Full-Time Rate. EXPORT INSTRUCTIONS: To export a nicely formated Excel file, select 'XML file with report data' which saves the file with an .xml file extension, Open Excel, find that file looking at all file types, and open it.
This report displays a list of grant and contract budgets in advance funding status for a selected Org Code structure. No historical information is reported.
Displays detailed charge information (i.e., amount charged, affixed, exempted and unpaid) by student for any entered charge code or charge code range within a date range. It is most useful for reviewing charge amounts placed on student accounts as well as determining which students have an outstanding balance. (Similar to: SDB Report SA70110-R-04)
Displays the dollar amount of aid authorized and disbursed by student number and name for a specified award fund/budget within each quarter over a given aid year. Report is useful for determining if all aid has been disbursed to students over the course of a year, or within a given quarter. For an individual quarter and award fund/budget, see "Aid Authorized and Disbursed by Quarter" report. (Similar to: SA70140-D-02)
Award Fund/Budget XX-XXXX for YYYY QRT Quarter | [ Exceptions Only | All Records ]
Displays the dollar amount of aid authorized and disbursed, and the difference between the two, by student number and name for a given fund/budget for a specified quarter and aid year. Report is useful for determining if all aid has been disbursed to students, or listing all students receiving aid, within a given fund/budget. For an complete year, see "Aid Authorized and Disbursed by Year" report. (Similar to: SA70140-D-04)
Biennium Budget Balance report (previously the Biennium Close Report) shows GOF, DOF-LFA and DOF-ICR funds and ROF for 608 and 609 for each unit. They are grouped by Budget Type/Budget Class and may be viewed in more detail by Org Major Area, Org Department, budget number and account code. These reports provide the units’ authorized biennial budgets, actual to-date expenditures, encumbrances, balance to-date, and expended percentage (i.e.: actual to-date plus encumbrance divided by the biennial budget). Fixed cost budgets are not included in this report.
Data is updated periodically (see the Biennium Budget Balance Report timeline at http://opb.washington.edu/content/biennium-close-process).
To export the data to Excel without titles or formatting, click "View raw data (for Excel export)", then select "Excel" format and click "Export".
This report is a drill through report from Payment/Budget Verification report. This report provides additional information about budgetary breakout and supporting detail.
This report displays budgeted amounts, encumbrances, transaction totals, and budget balances for the selected Org Codes, by account code, during a reporting period.
The Budget Type/Class Matrix is used to classify and group budgets by their funding sources and is maintained by the Office of Planning and Budgeting. This classification system facilitates fiscal reporting and internal monitoring of budgets and funding levels.
The Matrix comprises four hierarchical levels of Budgets: Community > Family > Super Class > Type/Class. Budget Type/Class codes are assigned to budgets when they are created.
Budget Type/Class code is a 4 digit code used to classify budgets by funding source. The first two digits represent the Budget Type, the last two digits represent the Budget Class, the lowest grain of budget grouping.
Displays cashier payment transactions by student number, payment amount, bank deposit reference number, time of transaction and amount tendered by cashier ID. Useful for verifying cashier daily balance and otherwise auditing cashier drawers (similar to SDB report: SA32010-D-01 K)
Current roster of registered or no longer registered students for each course by curriculum, course and section. Useful for reviewing satisfactory progress, managing curriculum, determining course overload issues. This report does not include grade information. Required selection parameters are year, quarter, college, department, curriculum, course number, and course section.
Displays the Student Database (SDB) and Planning & Budgeting (PNB) organization codes and names based on links defined by the Financial Accounting System (FAS) org_code that exists in both systems. The comparison is between all campuses, colleges and departments from SDB records, and the campuses, colleges and departments associated with an academic unit in the current quarter from the PNB.
This report supercedes all varieties of the discontinued paper-based Consolidated Budget Status Report AM28619 and AM28225. It can be used to view current budget status information by OrgCode or by Parent Budget/Grant.
This report provides contact information for all students who have attempted to register for a specified course and been denied for lack of space. Useful for contacting students when new sections are opened. Required parameters are Curriculum and Course Number.
This report provides email and mailing addresses for all students registered for a selected quarter in a specified major. Useful for creating email lists. Required parameters are year, quarter, and major.
This is the official Check Register for the purposes of verifying accurate payday earnings for all employees of a Payroll Unit. This report is to be accessed prior to payday to verify payments to employees and view current advice print status of all employees in a Payroll Unit.
