Supplier Invoice Types
On supplier invoice entry, it is necessary to identify the invoice type in the header. The invoice type will determine the processing applied to the entered invoice.
In order to correctly process the operation, the following elements are required:
- an automatic journal to process the operation in accounting,
- an entry type to manage the propagation authorizations for the various ledger types and to define the sequence numbers.
An invoice type to define the various invoice categories.
Example: France invoice and export invoice.
Prerequisite
Refer to documentation Implementation
Screen management
Entry screen
An invoice type is defined by an alphanumeric code of five characters. This code will be called in supplier invoice entry.
The invoice type setup is performed on a single screen where the following information needs to be entered:
Purchase invoice types
Enter the user invoice type:
Invoice
This transaction type refers to orders and/or receipts. These received invoices can relate to previously recorded receipts, not yet received orders or orders without receipt (general purchases).
Additional invoice
This transaction type refers to invoices that can only be assigned to already invoiced products. These invoices can only come from:
- The supplier of the goods (e.g.: for additional invoicing);
- A business partner other than the supplier of the goods, in which case the invoices must be assigned to products (e.g.: for freight charges or customs expenses).
This additional invoicing can also lead to price adjustment movements for products managed in stock.
Credit memo
This transaction type is used to fully or partly cancel an invoice in the event of a dispute on the price or quantity.
Credit memo on return
This transaction type is similar to the previous one, except that it needs to be reconciled with the return that generated it.
Automatic journals
If this field is empty, the automatic journal PIHI is used.
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Invoice type (field PIVTYP) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
The invoice type is used to identify the invoice category and define different invoice categories. The invoice type is associated to a type of journal for which a counter (manual or automatic) is specified. |
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In creation mode, the legislation code can be initialized via the user parameter LEGFIL - Legislation (selection filter) (SUP chapter, INT group). You can also use this parameter to filter the selection panel and only display the codes defined for this legislation and those defined for ‘All legislations’. Reminder of the main principles relating to the use of data or a setup element defined by legislation, when the company context is known (record, flow, etc.)
Example 1:
When entering an invoice for a company with a FRA legislation, only the following invoice types are suggested for selection:
An additional filter is applied depending on the company group entered. Example 2:
When entering an invoice for a FRA legislation company, belonging only to the NOR group, only the following invoice types are submitted for selection:
The FAF invoice type cannot be used because it is defined for the GRP company group for the FRA legislation. |
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This long description is used as a title in screens and reports. By default the short title, the long title or the column header of a data are recorded (on creation/update) in the connection language of the user. |
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