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CalATERS
California Automated Travel Expense Reimbursement System
Welcome to the CalATERS website!
We provide a web-based solution for travel advance and expense reimbursement processing with many advantages over paper processing, including automated audits of Statewide travel rules and department policies, form tracking, management reporting capabilities, and much more. Learn about CalATERS Implementation...
If your department is using CalATERS, and you are a new user, Get Started by printing instructions or viewing on-line demonstrations of the New User Registration, Travel Advance and Expense Reimbursement processes.
CALATERS GLOBAL UPGRADE
The State Controller’s Office has upgraded the California Automated Travel Expense Reimbursement System (CalATERS) to CalATERS Global. The primary purpose of the upgrade is to be in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. The conversion is being released incrementally statewide and is scheduled to be completed by the end of the fiscal year.
- To view a list of departments that have converted to CalATERS Global, please click the link here: CalATERS Global Help Desk
- To view a list of departments that have not converted yet, please click the link here: CalATERS Help Desk
We thank you for your patience while we work to move all departments to the new system.
What's New
- Letter 13-001: CalATERS 2012-2013 Fiscal Year-End Activities
- CalATERS is compatible with Java 7 Update 21 on Internet Explorer. Firefox and Chrome do not have compatible Java plugins for Version 7. (updated 04/25/2013)
- Due to extra security in new versions of Java, users behind departmental proxies may get an additional Java authentication challenge which adds more time to loading CalATERS. When asked to provide credentials for the Java authentication, use your windows username, password, and domain. Please refer to your IT department if you have questions regarding the proxy authentication.
- Most departments now have a combination of 32/64 bit operating systems on their networks so care needs to be taken to ensure that the Internet Explorer and Java versions are the same (e.g., if Internet Explorer is 32 bits, Java also needs to be 32 bits)
- The recent Java exploit does not compromise any Java application, it just allows malicious code to be executed on a computer that has visited an untrusted website specifically created to take advantage of the exploit. The original author of the malicious code can gain access to the infected computer with the same privileges as the user accessing the computer, but the application itself is not compromised.
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Letter 12-002: Mileage Reimbursement Rate for Use of Personal Vehicle - All Represented Employees
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Letter 12-001: CalATERS and CalATERS Global Claims – Taxable Expenses for 2012 W-2 Reporting
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CalATERS Technical FAQ (updated 09/27/2011)
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A Tip: Verify the information in your profile for prompt processing of your claim.
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