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Upcoming enhancements to how suppliers do business with WVU

We are excited to announce upcoming changes to the way West Virginia University and WVU Research Corp (“the University”) registers and pays suppliers! The University is committed to streamlining and improving payment processes for the supplier community. We truly value our supplier relationships and are committed to improving the consistency and efficiency of how we register, onboard and pay our suppliers.

Suppliers can find out more information here, and WVU Employees can find further information here, but if you have any questions at all please Contact PCPS.

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Paying Utility Invoices

As a reminder, utilities other than phone/internet/cable must only be processed in Mountaineer Marketplace and are not permitted on the PCard. This is an important control we have in place to avoid duplicate payments of utilities. It also allows us to effectively report on the status of payments and any payment discrepancies with the suppliers.

Please make sure to submit the invoices on the Utilities Form in Mountaineer Marketplace as soon as possible to avoid late payments. We suggest seeing if you can receive the invoice via email or through the supplier’s website instead of a receiving the paper invoice in the mail.

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Microsoft Internet Explorer Decommissioning

If you use the Internet Explorer (IE) or Microsoft Edge Legacy web browsers for work or study, plan to switch to a browser such as Edge, Chrome or Firefox by Nov. 30 to ensure continued functionality and security.

Microsoft is decommissioning the IE and Edge Legacy browsers in 2021. After Nov. 30, you could begin to see degraded performance with Microsoft Office 365 apps such as Outlook and Teams, and eventually, the browsers will stop working with those services. You may also begin to see degraded performance with both WVU and non-WVU applications.

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