Training and support are available online through resources like the PSUbuy Teams Channel, virtual office hours, and ServiceNow.

Penn State is modernizing its procurement processes by implementing PSUbuy, a new procure-to-pay system set to replace Shop OnLion on Nov. 12.

Penn State, Temple University, and the University of Pittsburgh yield significant cost savings and support local economic growth through innovative partnerships.

Requesters coordinate informal bids for purchases from $25,000 to $99,999.

The new office features upgraded facilities, spacious meeting spaces, and advanced technology infrastructure. 

The PSUbuy user interface aims to mirror the intuitive experience of popular online marketplaces like Amazon.

Recordings cover a range of procure-to-pay topics.

Shoppers have access to a tool to find goods and services, general ledgers, category codes, allowable purchasing methods, or connect with an expert buyer.

The Procurement Search Tool functionality allows searches by item keywords, general ledgers, product category numbers, buyers, and contracts.

Changes include policy updates, reorganization of Central Procurement, and improved technology in the procurement process. 

Strategic Procurement Leadership Council to support procurement transformation and future operations.

Working groups bring a cross-functional perspective for influencing change, efficiency, savings, and compliance to the procurement processes.