CU Marketplace
The University's procurement-to-pay system, supporting requisitions, purchase orders, receiving, and invoice processing.
Access to University financial systems requires completing applicable online or instructor-led training and submitting the appropriate system access request.
This webpage provides guidance on requesting access to the Finance System (PeopleSoft), Financial Reporting System (CU-Data), CU Marketplace, Concur Travel & Expense System, and Central Information Warehouse (CIW).
Access to these systems is limited to University employees and Persons of Interest (POIs) with Type 15 security access, subject to the necessary campus approvals.

Access to University financial systems should be granted thoughtfully and align with an employee's fiscal role and responsibilities. Individuals requesting these roles must know applicable fiscal and procurement policies, procedures, processes, and guidance before access is granted.
Before requesting access, consider:
CU Marketplace approvers must have a Fiscal Role assigned on the applicable SpeedTypes. The Officer role does not meet this requirement.
Follow these steps to request the appropriate access for your University responsibilities.
Determine which financial systems and security
roles are appropriate for your responsibilities.
Review and complete the applicable training requirements for the access requested.
View Training RequirementsFollow the appropriate system access request process and obtain required campus approvals.
Request Submission ProcessUniversity financial systems support a variety of activities, including financial transactions, reporting, purchasing, and travel. The descriptions below provide an overview of each system and its primary functions.
The University's financial system and general ledger, used for journal entries, financial activity, and ChartField information.
The University's financial reporting system, providing access to m-Fin reports used to review financial activity, monitor budgets, and support reconciliations.
The University's procurement-to-pay system, supporting requisitions, purchase orders, receiving, and invoice processing.
The University's travel and expense management system, used for travel requests, bookings, expense reports, Commercial Card reconciliations, reimbursements, and cash advances.
CU's system-wide data repository, providing access to institutional information for reporting and analysis based on approved data access permissions.
For questions about Finance system access, security roles, or access requests, contact the Finance Security Coordinator Team.
Email Finance Security Team