Status and Payables Functionality Vendor’s CCR RegistrationĪn invoice can be created for an obligation.Īn invoice cannot be validated. The following table describes how the CCR Vendor Registration status impacts Payables functionality. Payables also checks a CCR vendor’s registration at certain points during the invoicing and payment processes.
In the Supplier Sites window, users can navigate to the View CCR Supplier Details window from the Tools menu. The information in the CCR fields cannot be modified. Taxpayer identifier in the Suppliers windowĬountry and address fields and bank accounts information in the Supplier Sites windowīank branch number and branch type in the Banks windowĪccount number, account type, and supplier assignment in the Bank Accounts window
Federal Financials creates or updates these Payables objects with data from CCR: In addition, the CCR process maintains payee (vendor) information to support obligation, accounts payable, and disbursement processes. Prevent users from manually updating the relevant data fields whose source must be the CCR for vendors required to register in the CCR This includes:Īutomatically update mandatory payee information in existing vendor records to reflect the relevant changes contained in the daily updatesĪccommodate the data definitions, such as data types, field names, and field lengths, used in the CCR for all fields common in both the CCR and the core vendor file The CCR process provides agencies to import and automatically process data pertinent to the Core financial system. Vendors provide basic information relevant to procurement and financial transactions. Current and potential government vendors are required to register in CCR in order to be awarded contracts by any federal agency. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) requires agencies to use information contained in the CCR as the source for making payments to vendors, with certain exceptions.
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