Select Unposted Batches of Disbursements
After you have approved a batch of disbursements (refer to Approve and Post a Batch), the batch remains on the Unposted Batches tab on the Approve Disbursements to Pay page until it is posted in Student Accounts.
You can use the Unposted Batches tab to select an existing or imported batch of disbursements to work with. For example, you can:
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Check the Approved to Post value. If Approved to Post is set to No, edit the batch or delete and recreate it.
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Return to a batch of disbursements that you created earlier to finalize it before you queue the approval
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Review the disbursements in the response file imported from COD and manually remove rejected disbursements
Prerequisites
You must have:
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Common - Processes - View authorization
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Financial Aid – Processes – Approve Disbursements To Pay – Approve Batch authorization
You should be familiar with the Background for Approve Disbursements to Pay.
Access Method
Select the Processes tile > expand Financial Aid > select Approve Disbursements to Pay.
Procedure to Select a Batch of Disbursements
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Select the Unposted Batches tab.
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Select the Campus. By default, your session default campus is selected. You can select a different campus based on your permissions.
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Review the list of batches.
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Check the Approved to Post value in the list of unposted batches. If Approved to Post is set to No, check the batch and edit it or delete and recreate it.
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Select the number in the Batch Number column to display the batch. Anthology Student displays the Process tab with the list of disbursements under Results.
You can then work with the disbursements. For example, depending on the type of batch, you can review approval statuses, approve disbursements, remove unapproved disbursements, and approve to post them for Student Accounts. If the Approved to Post value remains at No, you may have to delete and recreate the batch.
Limitations
For batches you created, you cannot view or modify the selection criteria. You must delete and recreate the batch instead.