The implementation of Transact brings new functionality to the University of Florida in support of departmental activity across campus. Departments will see the creation of centralized eMarkets or storefronts, allowing departments to create custom online spaces to sell materials and supplies, physical products, rented space, memberships, and similar items. Transact will also bring new departmental deposit functionality, allowing departments to quickly and easily record revenue received during normal operation.
What is an eMarket?
An eMarket is an online storefront that allows departments to collect money for services and products. The Transact team at the University of Florida will work with your department to develop an online storefront that works best for your services, and your customers will be provided with a link to access your eMarket to make purchases. All sites are PCI compliant and integrated with the general ledger on a nightly basis.
What types of eMarket are available?
eMarkets can be implemented in two ways– a checkout system integrated with existing ordering/event management/accounts receivable solutions, and a non-integrated storefront that functions as a mechanism to sell goods and services:
Check out the listing below for a listing of departments currently using a Transact eMarket. Please note that the links below are to active eMarkets, do not enter credit card information unless intending to make a purchase.
Department |
eMarket link |
Activity type |
Journalism Collier Prize |
Content submission |
|
McTrans Center Training |
Software licensing, Training |
|
Counseling and Wellness Center |
Student counseling services |
|
Research Service Center |
Equipment checkout, Technical services |
|
Marston Science Library |
3D model printing, Supplies |
|
Baby Gator |
Childcare services |
|
Bridge Software Institute |
Software licensing |
|
Smathers Library |
Digital reproductions |