Which transactions represent an obligation being entered into GFEBS?

In GFEBS (General Fund Enterprise Business System), transactions that represent an obligation typically include contracts for goods and services, purchase orders, and any agreements that commit government funds. These transactions are recorded when the obligation is established, such as when a purchase order is issued or a contract is signed. Additionally, travel orders and other commitments that require funding also fall under this category. Overall, any action that legally binds the government to pay for goods or services creates an obligation in GFEBS.