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ChartField Request and Approval
In PeopleSoft FSCM, ‘ChartField Request’ page gives an option to request any additions or modifications of the ChartField values and to submit them for approval. Once approved, the process saves the new ChartField value to the corresponding base tables. Chartfield Request and Approval option will provide an effective and efficient way of managing ChartField. It’ll […]
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Creating a New PeopleSoft Account Tree
What is PeopleSoft Tree? A Tree is a hierarchical presentation of any Chartfield that can be further use for the purpose of summarization of data and reporting. We can utilize trees in the system to define rules, security, reporting and Chartfield combination editing. Whenever we apply any rule on summary Tree level that will be […]
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PeopleSoft WorkCenter Introduction
Prior to PeopleSoft 9.2 application release, users had to navigate through several pages in order to complete their everyday activities. Activities like entering data, resolving exceptions, running processes, reports, queries etc. involve a lot of decision-making. Decision makers had to “click” through numerous menu selections or save shortcuts (customize menu) to access data while making […]
Continue readingProcessing in PeopleSoft FSCM
In order to have a good understanding of PeopleSoft finance, you must learn how accounting entries are created and processing is done. There are several processes and terms that you need to be familiar with to get a better grasp of PeopleSoft FSCM module. In this post you will learn about accounting entry creation and processing in PeopleSoft […]
Continue readingJournal Processing in PeopleSoft General Ledger
What are Journal Entries? Any financial transactions in PeopleSoft General Ledger are recorded in the form of Journal Entries. They have the following features: Consist of header and lines Follow double entry system i.e. they have debits and credits Journals must be balanced i.e. debit equal to credit Journal header is saved in Jrnl_Header table Journal lines […]
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