Agenda

1. Agenda • MFMP Overview • System Basics • Exploring Catalogs • Creating a Requisition • Following Up On Your Order • Receiving Commodities • Invoice eForms • Viewing Payment Information • System Searches • Change Orders • Cancel Requisition • Managing your Queue • Vendor Performance Tracking • Questions & Answers

2. “Jumping” to Create Requisition As previously shown, you can select to “jump” to create a requisition .

3. Creating a Non-Catalog (Service) Requisition – Add Title Page As done with the Catalog requisition, we are entering the Title. We are making no change to the OBO (On Behalf Of), the Fiscal Year, PUI or Encumber Funds Box. However we are entering dates as this is a service. When all entries have been made, click “Next” or click on “Add Items” on the shortcut menu.

4. Add Items Page The Add items page defaults to the catalog page. Since the item we are procuring is not loaded as a State Term Contract item, we need to create a Non-Catalog requisition. To proceed, click on the “Create Non-Catalog Item” selection.

5. Adding Non-Catalog Item Work with your Agency’s purchasing professionals as they may have specific procedures for completing the full description field. MFMP does not do a spell check. If you have a lengthy description, type it in Word and cut and paste here. As previously shown, when you have a field that is populated with “No Value” you will need to make a selection.

6. Selecting the Commodity Code If you know the commodity code (6 digit number), you can enter it and search. However it may be easier to type in a brief description and then select enter. For this example, we have entered “air condition” and then clicked on Search.

7. Selecting the Commodity Code Commodity codes that begin with a “9” are for a service. Therefore there are only two selections that would be appropriate for this requisition and 922020 is the most appropriate. Click on the Select button to populate onto the requisition.

8. Selecting Vendor Location A Supplier is populated on the requisition by searching for the vendor under the Vendor Location link. Click in your dropdown for the Vendor Location.

9. Selecting the Vendor Location For this selection, the vendor’s name was entered in the Name Field. The return is the vendor we are searching for and to populate onto the requisition, click on “Select”. All of the circled items identify the header information and they correlate with the Field name. Once the item(s) has been returned you can click on any of those header links and sort. This is extremely useful when your return provides you with multiple results. To get the most appropriate return, it is best to enter by Legacy ID which is the vendor’s FEID (Federal Employer Identification Number). You can enter all or part of the number. However, you must start the search with an “F” for FEID, “S” for Social Security number or “N” for international vendors.

10. Method of Procurement The location and the Supplier field are now populated. As shown previously the Method of Procurement will need to be selected.

11. Adding Non-Catalog Item to the Requisition We are completing this page by entering in the quantity, unit of measure and Price. Because this purchase is the procurement of one repair for a fixed price of $6200.00, we have selected the quantity of 1, unit of measure of each and price of $6200.00. When entering the quantity, unit of measure and price, think about how you are going to receive the goods or services when setting this up. To change the unit of measure, you would click in the dropdown and select as with other dropdowns. Upon our final review to add this information to our requisition, click “OK”

12. Selecting items to Edit - Checkout We are on the Checkout page and the information we entered from our “Add Items” page has populated. All items will have at least one error message – “The line item contains one or more invalid fields” and that is to ensure we correct the Accounting information as well as view the detail and see if we have any other fields indicating “No Value” that need to be corrected. We will check the box to the left of the line item #. NOTE that when we do so, and the line is only for one item the “All” box is checked as well as the box to the left of the line item. When an item has been selected, it turns to a shaded color.

13. Maximizing and Widening the View of the Screen – Checkout To review the information contained in the line item description, we will scroll down the line item to see if there is any information we want to change as well as to see what information must still be populated on the requisition to be able to submit it successfully. The information that we have found that must be updated is the Expansion Opt: field. Because our line item is already checked, we will view the available selections to take on this line item. For this one we want to select the “Edit” button.

14. Viewing the Accounting Detail – EO added As soon as we enter the Expansion Option information the balance of the Accounting fields required to be populated do so and the error messages disappear.

15. Adding Attachments at the Line Item Level To add attachments at the line item level, you must first click on “Add Comment” and populate that field.

16. Comments must be added first to add an Attachment The comment added was to include additional quotes that would be viewed within the agency only and not sent to the vendor. To ensure the comment and attachment do not go to the vendor, verify that the box “include comments/attachment(s) on purchase orders” is not checked. Once your comment has been added, click “OK” to add the comment and receive additional options at the line item level.

17. Search and Add Attachments at the “Header” level As soon as the comment is added, additional fields appear. To add an attachment, you must check the box verifying you have read the contents of the disclaimer and then click on “Add Attachment” to be able to browse and select your attachment to include.

18. View attachments added at the Line Item Level Once you have selected your attachments to populate to the requisition, they will appear as links. By clicking on the link you will be able to view your attachment.

19. Ability to Delete Comments and Attachments We are back at the “Header” level of the requisition and another set of comments and an attachment has been included. We want to leave the box “include comment/attachment(s) on purchase orders” checked as this is information and the attachment we want to be sent to the vendor we are issuing the purchase order with. If you noticed your entered a wrong attachment, before you submit your requisition, you can select the “Delete” button. However, by doing so you will not only delete the attachment(s), but the entire comments as well. You may want to copy your comment field before deleting.

20. Practical Exercise #3 (Non-Catalog) • Create a Non-Catalog Requisition as instructed.

21. Agenda • MFMP Overview • System Basics • Exploring Catalogs • Creating a Requisition • Following Up On Your Order • Receiving Commodities • Invoice eForms • Viewing Payment Information • System Searches • Change Orders • Cancel Requisition • Managing your Queue • Vendor Performance Tracking • Questions & Answers

22. Status, Workflow and History You can do a system search to locate your PRs or, as in this example, from our status link we click on the “Approved” link and then selected the purchase requisition we wanted to view. Each tab contains pertinent information that can be reviewed at any time.

23. Workflow

24. History

25. Viewing the Fully Approved and Ordered Requisition Once your purchase requisition has been fully approved, it will generate a DO (Direct Order) number which is populated on the line item detail of the requisition and what the vendor will receive and communicate back to the agency with. This approved purchase order has been issued as DO338019. NOTE: If this requisition was a purchase from a State Term Catalog, the Purchase Order # would begin with “MA”

26. Viewing Payment History and Purchase Order Balance • Once your requisition is in an Ordered Status and the DO (Direct Order) is issued, a PO balance will appear on the DO view (only). • As long as all payments are made directly through MFMP, or minimally if the invoice must be paid directly in FLAIR but an Invoice Reconciliation (IR) is completed and marked as paid in FLAIR, the PO balance will be updated. • All IRs will appear on the DO that will include the transaction date, paid date, and amount of payment. The customer will be able to click on the IR link to be taken to the IR to view, minimally, the invoice and the payment information to include the warrant #. • Only IRs in a “Paid” status will affect the PO balance. IR’s rejected, or in an approving or reconciling status will not be reflected in the PO balance.

27. Viewing Payment History and Purchase Order Balance We have searched for and located MA12226-R43. Total amount of the Purchase Order ($4302.75), minus the one invoice in a fully paid status (262.70) leaves a PO balance of $4040.05, which matches the PO balance on the DO. Any and all payments made against the DO that are in a paid status appear. By clicking on the invoice “link” it will take you directly to the IR.

28. Practical Exercise #4 (Order Follow-up) • Conduct Practical Exercise as instructed.

29. Agenda • MFMP Overview • System Basics • Exploring Catalogs • Creating a Requisition • Following Up On Your Order • Receiving Commodities • Invoice eForms • Viewing Payment Information • System Searches • Change Orders • Cancel Requisition • Managing your Queue • Vendor Performance Tracking • Questions & Answers

30. Receiving • Timely receipting must be completed by the Desktop Receiver (Requester or On Behalf Of (OBO)), or the Central Receiver – whatever method your agency employs. • Chapter 215.422, Florida Statutes, requires that goods and/or services must be inspected and approved within five (5) calendar days of the physical receipt. • The receivers should not wait until an invoice is received, or Finance & Accounting is contacting them to complete the receipt because they have received an invoice, to complete their receiving report. • A good practice may include attaching a copy of the packing slip to the receipt completed in MFMP based on your agency’s practices. • For orders in a Received Status, you will be able to view Payment history on the receipt. NOTE:If the requisition is in Received status, you will only be able to access it from the “Swoosh” or by accessing the purchase orders link under the receive header on your shortcut menu.

31. Negative Receiving Negative Receiving • This allows negative receipts to be created and submitted as follows: • Reduce the amount of items previously over-received or received in error. • A Negative Receipt will only be able to be initiated up to the amount previously accepted; • A Negative Receipt will only be able to be initiated up to the amount previously paid. • Upon submittal of the negative receipt, an error message is initiated to not accept the change IF payment had already been made. If the item was received and now paid in error, the receiver will need to communicate that information with their Finance and Accounting staff. The agency will handle this overpayment as they do with other overpayments. • While comments are not a required entry to initiate a negative receipt, it is a good business practice to do so in order to document the change. However, the agency may create their own business processes to handle these changes.

32. Searching for Orders to Receive You can click on the “Receive” button of the swoosh, the Purchase Orders link under Receive or go into searches and pull up the requisition and receive. However, once your item has been fully received, you must search using the Receive button on the Swoosh or by accessing the purchase orders link under the receive header on your shortcut menu to reopen your order.

33. Searching for Orders to Receive Against from the Swoosh or Purchase Orders link For multiple orders to view, click the Search button and all “Commodity” orders in an “Ordered” or “Receiving” status that you can receive against will return and you can then select the order to receive against. This method is not recommended due to system performance issues. The easiest way to access your order is to type in the order # in the search field and then click search. Also, you will receive the quickest results when searching using the Order ID field.

34. Entering the amount Received Click next to review or click Submit (as we have in this example) and your receipt will immediately process. Access your Purchase Order and immediately receive the day you receive the goods. Don’t wait until tomorrow! Enter in the quantity of the items you have received and accepted. Enter in the date if other than the date you are initiating your receipt as the field will default with that date and time. NOTE: the date received cannot be any earlier than the date the order was issued.

35. Reviewing Processed Receipt Details The completed receipt verifies that 3 items were accepted and documented as received on 3/10/07 and the receipt was immediately processed.

36. Completing a Negative Receipt Locate your order to create a negative receipt as when you did to create a “positive” receipt. A good practice is to enter in a comment to document why you have created a negative receipt. There may be times when you accidentally entered in a received amount more than you actually received. You can correct the quantity received by entering a “negative” number in the Accepted field. Leave the date as the date you are creating the negative receipt.

37. The Approval Flow for a Receipt For desktop receivers only one name will appear in the approval flow and that will be the requester or OBO (On Behalf Of). Once you submit the approval flow populates with a green checkmark to show it was approved.

38. Reviewing Receipts from the Purchase Order To view the details from the last approved receipt, click on the Receipt ID. The system will automatically generate a receipt in Composing status. When a receipt is in this status, it means the order is open to receive against and this is the next receipt you will enter quantities for (negative or positive).

39. Receipts Details By clicking on the Receipt #, it takes us to the last approved receipt. In this example, this was the one we created a negative receipt against. The Accepted field is populated with a negative value and the date received is the date the negative receipt was completed. The receipt goes into a Processed State which means you can do another receipt immediately. The comments, who entered the comments and the date entered all appear at the bottom of the receipt.

40. Practical Exercise #5 (Receiving Commodities) • Conduct Practical Exercise as Instructed.

41. Agenda • MFMP Overview • System Basics • Exploring Catalogs • Creating a Requisition • Following Up On Your Order • Receiving Commodities • Invoice eForms • Viewing Payment Information • System Searches • Change Orders • Cancel Requisition • Managing your Queue • Vendor Performance Tracking • Questions & Answers

42. Completing an Invoice eForm From either of these links you can select a variety of eForms including the Invoice eForm.

43. Completing an Invoice eForm Select Invoice eForm to create an Invoice Reconciliation. Depending on your assigned groups you may have additional eForms.

44. Completing the Invoice eForm Enter an appropriate Title following your agency’s standard titling convention. This field allows numbers, letters, and special characters. Supplier Invoice # field can contain a maximum of 30 characters and the last 9 digits will be sent to FLAIR. The Supplier Invoice # will be recorded on the warrant so the number should reflect the vendor’s invoice. Should a number not be provided please refer to your agency’s practices. This number will also be part of the IR number.

45. Completing the Invoice eForm Invoice Received Date: Record the date a proper invoice was received by the office notated in the Bill To section of the purchase order. Services Start Date & Services End Date: DFS requires that services start and end dates are entered for all services invoices.

46. Completing the Invoice eForm To select a vendor, click on the drop down box by Vendor Location. This must be the exact Vendor Location that is on the purchase order. The last five vendors will be displayed. If the vendor you need to invoice is not displayed, select other.

47. Completing an Invoice eForm Type in your vendor’s name and click Search button. You can also search by Legacy ID (FEID), Overall Rating, Street Address, etc. Click on the dropdown to change your search options. When you locate your vendor, press the Select button.

48. Completing an Invoice eForm Supplier Name will populate with the Vendor Location choice. Enter the total amount of the invoice in the Subtotal field. Press the Next button to select a Direct Order to invoice against.

49. Completing an Invoice eForm . Invoicing without Order/Release?: For invoices against direct orders select “No”. If you are invoicing directly against a contract (MA###), select “Yes”. Purchase Order: Press the select button the search for your direct order.

50. Completing an Invoice eForm Type in the Purchase Order # with the prefix DO, then Search. You can also search by Supplier, Contact, or Total Ordered. Once you have found the correct direct order, press the Select button. If you have selected the wrong vendor location, the purchase order will not return.