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Unallotted allotment status - WAAM -

Expenditure authority not specifically scheduled for expenditure but expected to be allotted at a later time.

Treasury funds/accounts - WAAM -

Accounts that have cash on deposit in and under the control of the State Treasurer and are disbursed by means of a warrant of electronic means. Treasury accounts are subject to appropriation unless specifically exempted.

Transportation budget preparation - WAAM -

Creation of a biennial plan for the revenues and expenditures necessary to support the administrative and service functions of (state) transportation agencies including (operations, safety) and the long-term financing and expenditure plan of capital assets.

Three-way match - WAAM -

A process in accounts payable where the invoice from the vendor is matched against the purchase order and shipping documents before it is posted. The goal is to highlight any discrepancies in the purchasing process in order to save agencies from overspending or paying for an item that they did not receive.

The Allotment System (TALS) - WAAM -

This system enables agencies to develop allotment packets online. It supports allotment development, management, review, reporting and monitoring needs for state agencies, OFM and the Legislature.

System of Record (SOR) - WAAM -

A system of record (SOR) is an information storage and retrieval system that is the authoritative source for a particular data element. To ensure data integrity, there must be one -- and only one -- system of record for a given piece of information.

Systems Integration (SI) - WAAM -

The systems integration is the process of migrating the old processes, system functionality, and data into the new Cloud ERP. For One Washington, this will be done by a third-party contractor.

Supplemental budget - WAAM -

Any legislative change to the original budget appropriations.

Subprogram - WAAM -

A general term describing specific activities within an agency program.

Subprocess - WAAM -

A subprocess refers to a specific activity or action within a software that falls under the broader umbrella of a process. For instance, procurement is a process, and purchase-to-pay is a subprocess.

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