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Demonstration of key procurement tasks, financial and accounts receivable reporting Back to resources

How to Approve or Decline a HR/Payroll Form in Unit4 Back to resources

Line Manger HR & Payroll process demo Back to resources

Completing the amend employment form Back to resources

Raise a Requisition in Unit4 Back to resources

Demonstration how to create and approve a banking income journal in web.mp4 Back to resources

Introduction to Unit4 Web Back to resources

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Keying Absence in Unit4 Back to resources

School Position Administration Workshop - Academy Schools Back to resources

SUPPORT CHAMPIONS What is a Unit4 Support Champion? A Unit4 Support Champion is someone that put themselves forward to provide support and guidance to Unit4 system users within their service area or team. CW&C Support Champions CEC Support Champions CEC Support Champions - schools and academies CW&C Support Champions - schools and academies The role of a Unit4 support champion is: to act as the first port of call for general system and process queries relating to Unit4 for the service or team they represent to attend training to ensure that their knowledge of Unit4 is up to date to support other colleagues to signpost users within their area to available training and guidance material on the Unit4 Support site to support their service or team to consider the best use of Unit4 and any local business process impacts to ensure that staff are clear on responsibilities and functions associated with their role as it relates to using the Unit4 system to provide remote support and guidance to system users and to signpost users to central support mechanisms where needed

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