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Log Invoice/Credit Note
Updated by Caroline Buckland
The process
When an Invoice or Credit Note is received from a Supplier for goods or services but there is a query, for example, requires an Order Number or GL Coding, the Invoice can be logged which registers the document on to the Supplier account, but further action is needed before it is available for payment.
Entering an Invoice/Credit Note
The steps below describe the relevant tabs required to enter Log an Invoice.
To access the Invoice Entry screen: Accounts AP Processes-AP Data Entry-Log Invoices.
The fields with a symbol as a magnifying glass are promptable, and you can use prompt to help find the code.
This will return you to the screen you came from, with your chosen code in the field.
Invoice/Credit Note Header
Access the Lines tab
Make an entry in the following fields.
Received Date: date the invoice was received in the organisation.
Supplier: Enter the supplier number, you can prompt on this field if the number is not known.
Transaction Ref: Enter the invoice number displayed on the invoice.
Date: Enter the invoice date from the invoice.
Gross Amount: Enter the Gross amount from the invoice.
Tax Amount: Enter the tax amount from the invoice.
Element: if ICA is in use.
Use the scroll bar to the right hand side of the screen to view more fields on the header.
Optional Fields
Owner: A user ID of the person the query is with
Location: Location code of the person who the query is with
The current Period and Year will default.
Invoice line details can be entered that this stage, there is no validation so GL accounts can be left blank.
Update the Invoice/Credit Note
You can enter multiple invoices by selecting the line below each time.
When you have completed all the tabs, select Save.
If there are any warnings on values or dates, they need to be checked and if correct you can then click the Accept Warnings icon followed by Save.
The system reference number which is displayed at the top of the screen.
The invoice can be viewed from AP Enquiry screens.