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Published inJun 2011
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ISBN-139781849681469
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Ranjeet Yadav
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Ranjeet Yadav has been working in the IT industry for more than 10 years. He possesses professional experience of more than 8 years as a functional consultant with PeopleSoft finance and supply chain applications. He has worked on PeopleSoft implementations for many world class organizations and performed various roles such as PeopleSoft consultant, Module lead, Finance track lead and Project manager. Although his entry into the PeopleSoft world was rather accidental, he was quickly impressed by the deep impact such an ERP product can have on an organization's functioning. He finds the challenge of designing solutions for organizations' critical business problems quite exciting. Ranjeet holds an Electronics Engineering degree and a Post Graduate Diploma in Management with specialization in Information Systems from Indian Institute of Management,Lucknow. He is currently working with IBM India as a PeopleSoft consultant and Project manager.
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Interfacing external data with expenses


Now that we have familiarized ourselves with some of the important Expenses configurations, we'll now move to another important area. The Expenses module is capable of integrating with various external non-PeopleSoft entities to import data using delivered interface batch processes. In this section, we'll discuss two of the most widely used integrations: with credit card vendors and benchmark data organizations.

Importing credit card data

As we discussed earlier, organizations can utilize corporate cards to be used by employees. When the card vendor sends the statement for expense transactions, PeopleSoft can automatically load them into the Expenses module. Once loaded, employees can be notified of the pending charges. They can copy these transactions onto their expense reports. Finally, if so desired, the payment can be directly made to the card vendor.

PeopleSoft offers delivered integration with five different credit card vendors: American Express...

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Ranjeet Yadav

Ranjeet Yadav has been working in the IT industry for more than 10 years. He possesses professional experience of more than 8 years as a functional consultant with PeopleSoft finance and supply chain applications. He has worked on PeopleSoft implementations for many world class organizations and performed various roles such as PeopleSoft consultant, Module lead, Finance track lead and Project manager. Although his entry into the PeopleSoft world was rather accidental, he was quickly impressed by the deep impact such an ERP product can have on an organization's functioning. He finds the challenge of designing solutions for organizations' critical business problems quite exciting. Ranjeet holds an Electronics Engineering degree and a Post Graduate Diploma in Management with specialization in Information Systems from Indian Institute of Management,Lucknow. He is currently working with IBM India as a PeopleSoft consultant and Project manager.
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