CGI Federal readies customers for G-Invoicing federal mandate with new versions of its Momentum® ERP solution
CGI Federal has successfully upgraded nearly 20 federal clients to the latest version of its ERP solution, Momentum®, enhancing compliance with the U.S. Treasury's G-Invoicing platform. This upgrade streamlines interagency agreements and automates G-Invoicing processes, allowing agencies to efficiently handle orders, performance tracking, and fund transfers. Senior Vice-President John B. Owens II highlighted the importance of these enhancements in meeting the October 1 deadline for G-Invoicing implementation. CGI Federal aims to continually adapt its solutions in response to future Treasury requirements.
- Upgraded almost 20 federal clients to the latest Momentum® ERP solution.
- Full automation of G-Invoicing processes enhances operational efficiency.
- Proactive enhancements to keep up with evolving federal mandates.
- Challenges remain for federal agencies in implementing mandatory G-Invoicing processes.
FAIRFAX, Va., Aug. 31, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- As federal agencies modernize their systems to process intragovernmental Buy/Sell transactions, CGI Federal has upgraded nearly 20 federal government clients in the past year to the latest versions of its ERP solution Momentum®, providing customers the functionality needed to comply with the latest federal mandates. This upgrade allows federal agencies to fully interact with the new U.S. Treasury Government-Invoicing (G-Invoicing) platform with full serviceability for their mission-critical operations, including creating and storing interagency agreements, creating orders, tracking performance and transferring funds.
CGI Federal has worked closely with the U.S. Treasury Department since 2019 in the creation of the latest requirements and included this G-Invoicing functionality, along with operational updates to its Momentum customers across all supported releases. Momentum customers benefit from full automation of all G-Invoicing processes, including general terms and conditions integration, pull only and push/pull order integration models and full support of the related billing, collecting, payment, adjustment and accrual processes. The latest release also enhances the supporting Momentum functionality for reimbursable agreement management, including G-Invoicing components.
"Implementing mandatory G-Invoicing processes creates a daunting challenge for many federal agencies," said John B. Owens II, Senior Vice-President and Enterprise Solutions Group lead at CGI Federal. "As we move forward in supporting our clients with G-Invoicing implementations to keep up with the October 1 federally-mandated deadline, we continue to enhance Momentum's functionality to best support evolving business processes. CGI Federal's Momentum product team proactively monitors Treasury post-mandate enhancements so that our built-for-government ERP solution continues to keep pace with future Treasury changes."
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