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Worktag: Agency Use Code - WAAM -

A custom worktag used for agency-specific purposes to record and track items not represented in another worktag. (Format: AC1234)

Statewide Worktags - WAAM -

Statewide worktags are worktags that are available across all companies. They include the following: Company, Fund, Region, Ledger, Spend Category, Information Technology (IT) Cost Category, Revenue Category, Sales Items, and Fiscal Period of Service.

Hierarchies - WAAM -

Hierarchies are organizational structures that show relationships between different elements in the FDM. Hierarchies reflect each code’s relative place in that worktag structure. For ledger accounts, these hierarchies are referred to as summaries.

Company-Specific Worktags - WAAM -

Company-Specific worktags are customizable at the company level. They include the following: Appropriation, Budget Activity, Program, Cost Center, Grant, Project, Business Unit, Location, Allocation Pool, and Agency Use Code.

Change Request (CR) - WAAM -

A request for change to the program scope, schedule, and/or budget. All change requests must be managed by way of the OneWA governance process.

Treasury Management System (TMS) - WAAM - Financial

Managed by the Office of State Treasurer (OST), the Treasury Management System integrates with a typical bank and provides functional features that enable users to manage all types of foreign currency exchange transactions.

Enterprise Integration Crosswalk (EIC) - WAAM - Integration

The Enterprise Integration Crosswalk (EIC) maps legacy AFRS values to Workday values and vice versa (aka forward/reverse crosswalks). This is a temporary solution for agencies that are unable to remediate their legacy system for interacting with the new Workday financial information prior to deployment, including FDM work tags and alignment with business process workflows.

Vendor - WAAM -

An entity that provides goods and/or services.

Useful life - WAAM -

An estimate of the total time that an asset is usable and in service.

Unanticipated receipts - WAAM -

Revenue received which has not been appropriated by the Legislature. The Governor has the authority to approve the allotment of such money within the guidelines of the intent in which they were received and the statutory guidelines of RCW 43.79.270.

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