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The University recognizes that the ability to accept credit card payments is necessary for modern e-commerce.

Customer Accounts (Accounts Receivable) assists University departments and units that extend credit to external customers when billing for the sale of goods and services.  Accounts Receivable ensures compliance with University and Commonwealth of Virginia receivables management and reporting requirements, and with federal and state laws including the Fair Credit Billing Act, by providing centralized invoicing, processing and application of payments, and management of collection efforts for unpaid invoices billed through the University's Integrated System.
My Customer is Requesting the University's W-9 Form, where can I obtain one? When a supplier needs UVA's IRS W-9 Information

Slides for the Account Certification Workday Process lesson.

Technically – no.  But there is a way around it. 

All about Activity Stream, added functionality in Workday

Miscellaneous Payment Request (Video Demonstration) - Petty Custodian

Miscellaneous Payment Request Report (Video Demonstration) - Petty Cash Account Replenishment

Grants Manager Subaward Supplier Invoice (Video Demonstration) 

Grants Manager Create Budget Amendment for Organization (Video Demonstration)

Grants Manager View Award and Award Line (Video Demonstration)

Grants Manager View and Complete Award Tasks (Video Demonstration)

 Customer Accounts Credit and Rebill (Video Demonstration)

Create a Customer Invoice (Video Demonstration)

Create a Customer (Video Demonstration)

This Quick Reference Guide (QRG) is designed to walk a Customer Contract Specialist through the process of Creating a Billing Schedule for Customer Contract in Workday. By the end of this QRG, you will be able to create a billing schedule to manage the billing installments established in the customer contract.

Units will see the Primary Gift linked to the Named Professorship. When Gifts are linked to Named Professorships, the Gift Worktag gets a new “tab” on the Worktag landing page which will allow users to navigate back and forth between Gift and Named Professorship. This does not impact any accounting functionality; it's just to aid in navigation.

It generally takes 2-4 business days for the credit card payments fully process and get to Bank of America.

If you do not see the transaction right away, you will likely see it in a few days.  If after 5 business days, you still are not seeing the Ad Hoc Bank Transactions, you can reach out to askfinance@virginia.edu.

See – How does the process work for revenue that comes in through the Merchant Account? FAQ for more information

Merchant Account transactions get batched together at the end of the day for each device, so you will not see the individual transactions or details on your Ad Hoc Bank Transaction.

Credit Card Transaction online

The process for getting revenue into the University starts with a point-of-sale system. When a transaction is started in a point-of-sale system, that system contacts a payment processor to verify the payment. The payment processor is Elavon. When the payment processor is contacted about a payment, they check with the credit card company to confirm the payment. The credit card companies respond with an “approve” or “deny” message, which is sent back to the point-of-sale system. This process only takes a few seconds.