Transact for Extended Studies

The Transact for Extended Studies Project will implement an integrated payment solution for the Division of Extended Studies (DES) that simplifies the student payment experience, streamlines operations, and creates a connected campus ecosystem.

THIS IS ARCHIVED CONTENT

The Transact for DES Project launched in September 2023, and the project closed on December 20, 2023, with all hypercare metrics being met.

READ ABOUT THE SYSTEM LAUNCH HERE

Project Details

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Project Vision, Guiding Principles and Shared Expectations

Vision

The Transact for DES Project's strategic vision mirrors that of the overall SIS Project portfolio. View the SIS Project Vision.

Guiding Principles

The Transact for DES Project's guiding principles mirror those of the overall SIS Project portfolio. View the SIS Project Guiding Principles.

Shared Expectations

The Transact for DES Project's shared expectations mirror those of the overall SIS Project portfolio. View the SIS Project Shared Expectations.

Timeline & Milestones

**Need to Zoom in? Need additional viewing support? Please access these slides via the following link: Transact for Extended Studies: Timeline. Descriptive and explanatory text has been added in the speaker notes of each slide.**

Plan: Prepare (January 2023-March 2023)
- Project Kickoff (April 21, 2023)

Execute: Design, Build, Test & Train (March 2023-September 2023)
- System Design & Build (March 2023-September 2023)
- Phase 1 Go-Live: 08/29/2023
- Phase 2 Go-Live: 09/21/2023

Close (2023)
- Hypercare completed: 12/20/2023

People

For more information about the team members, please view the Transact for DES Project Overview Presentation. Learn more about the roles of this team in the SIS Project Teams article.

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