About the IUIE

On this page:

• Introduction
• Browsers, JavaScript, and cookies
• Additional online information

Introduction

The Indiana University Information Environment (IUIE) is a centrally maintained, enterprise-wide, web-based decision support application and reporting environment. It provides a collection of reports, tools, and information to assist the university in providing access to institutional data. In the IUIE, a developer creates a report object, and then it becomes available to all authorized IUIE users.

Note: All IUIE users can see all the report objects in the Master Catalog, but not all users have access to all objects. For more, see In the IUIE, how can I request access to the specific reports I need?

The IUIE contains institutional data from a variety of categories, including financial, human resource, and student data. The IUIE's goal is to provide the university with a single repository for institutional data and reporting tools.

Developers from various application areas create and publish report objects based on a department's specific reporting needs. The Enterprise Decision Support Services (EDSS) team makes this data available and maintains the IUIE. From the Master Catalog or My Catalog, IUIE users can view or execute reports using report objects.

Browsers, JavaScript, and cookies

The IUIE supports Internet Explorer version 6.0 or above and Firefox version 2.0 or above. The IUIE may work well in other browsers, but these have not been tested. You can download a current version of Internet Explorer or Firefox from IUware Online.

You must enable JavaScript. For help, see In Internet Explorer, how do I turn Java or JavaScript off or on? and In Firefox, how do I turn Java and JavaScript off or on?

The IUIE does not require the use of cookies. However, if you access the IUIE via OneStart, you must enable cookies. For more, see About OneStart and web browsers.

Additional online information

• To explore the IUIE, log in at the IUIE Welcome Page.
• For a high-level overview of the features and functions of the IUIE, see the IUIE online tutorial.
• For important, current information, see IUIE News, published on the welcome screen you see when you enter the IUIE.
• For information about patches and other changes to the IUIE, see the IUIE Release Notes. To do so, under the Home tab, click Release Notes.
• For information and updates on the FDRS migration to the IUIE, see the migration overview from Financial Management Services.

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