Modifying service invoice details
This page allows you to modify the details of a service invoice. Other than the details of the supplier to whom the payment is to be made and the source document details, all the other details of the invoice can be modified. Tell me more
Select the “Edit Invoice” link from the “Select Invoice” page.
The “Edit Invoice” page appears.
The system displays the following in the “Invoice Information” group box:
Invoice # |
The number identifying the service invoice to be modified. |
Invoice Category |
The type of invoice, which could be “Repair Order", or "Exchange PO”. |
Status |
The status of the invoice to be modified which could be “Draft”, “Fresh” or “Returned”. |
Note: The status of the invoice that you specify must be "Authorized Closed" or "BER Closed".
Modify the following fields in the “Invoice Information” group box:
Invoice Date |
The date on which the invoice is created (Date Format). Mandatory. The value entered here must be less than or equal to the system date. |
Finance Book |
Use the drop-down list box to select the code identifying the finance book to which the transactions pertaining to this invoice are posted. |
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The system displays the following in the “Supplier Information” group box:
Supplier # |
The code identifying the supplier to whom the part/component has been outsourced. |
Supplier Name |
The name of the supplier to whom the part/component has been outsourced. |
Pay To Supplier # |
The code identifying the supplier to whom the payment is to be made. |
Note: If the Pay To Supplier Information is not defined, the system displays the supplier information in place of Pay To Supplier Information.
Supplier # |
The code identifying the supplier to whom the part/component has been outsourced. |
Supplier Name |
The name of the supplier to whom the part/component has been outsourced. |
Pay To Supplier # |
The code identifying the supplier to whom the payment is to be made. |
Supplier Name |
The name of the supplier to whom the payment is to be made. |
Modify the following fields in the “Supplier Information” group box:
Supplier Invoice # |
The number identifying the invoice that has been sent by the supplier for payment (Alphanumeric, 18). Mandatory. |
Supplier Invoice Amount |
The amount to be paid to the supplier as per the supplier invoice (Decimal). Mandatory. The value entered here must be greater than zero. |
Supplier Invoice Date |
The date on which the invoice has been raised by the supplier for payment (Date Format). Mandatory. The value entered here must be less than or equal to the system date. |
Note: The date entered here must be greater than the repair order date.
Enter the following fields in the “Payment Information” group box:
Currency |
Use the drop-down list box to select the currency in which the payment has to be made to the supplier. All the currencies applicable for the supplier will be available for selection. The system displays the base currency by default on launch of the page. |
Note: On selecting a currency in this field, the system displays the corresponding exchange rate from the “Exchange Rate” business component.
The exchange rate type for the exchange rates retrieved must have been specified in the “Exchange Rate Type for Liability creation” OU level parameter.
The system displays the following in the "Payment Information" group box:
Exchange Rate |
The exchange rate of the pay currency with respect to the base currency, if they are different. The system displays “1” if they are the same. |
Modify the following fields in the “Payment Information” group box:
Payment Processing Point |
Use the drop-down list box to select the organization unit in which the payment is released. All the organization units that have been mapped to the “Supplier Payment” business component will be available for selection. |
Note: This field should not be left blank if the “Payment Processing Point Mandatory” parameter has been set to “Yes” in the “Set Function Defaults” activity of this business component.
Electronic Payment |
Use the drop-down list box to specify whether payment can be made to the supplier through electronic pay modes. You can select from “Yes” or “No”. |
Note: You can reset the above field to "Yes", however the opposite is possible. The system does not allow you to change it to "Yes" if it was previously set to "No".
Payment Method |
Use the drop-down list to select the method in which payment is to be made to the supplier. All the payment methods that have been defined for the login organization unit in the “Bank Cash Definition” business component will be available for selection, along with “Regular”. |
Note: If “Electronic Payment” field has been set to “Yes”, then all the electronic payment methods will be retrieved for selection from the “Bank Cash Definition” business component.
Payment Mode |
Use the drop-down list to select the mode of making payments to the supplier. All the payment modes pertaining to the payment method selected in the “Payment Method” field will be retrieved from the “Bank Cash Definition” business component for selection. |
Note: If “Electronic Payment” field has been set to “Yes”, then all the electronic payment modes will be retrieved for selection from the “Bank Cash Definition” business component.
Payment Priority |
Use the drop-down list box to select the precedence of the payment. You can select from “High”, “Medium” or “Low”. |
Pay Term |
The pay term associated with the supplier (Alphanumeric, 15). Mandatory. The value entered here must have been defined in the “Pay Term” business component. |
Press the <Enter> key. | |
The system retrieves and displays the anchor date. | |
Help facility available |
Note: The value entered in this field must be the same as the pay term specified in the repair order if the “Modify Pay Term” field has been set to “No” at the OU level.
The payment schedule for the supplier is generated based on the pay term entered in this field.
Anchor Date |
The date from which the schedules for making payment starts (Date Format). Mandatory. |
Auto Adjust |
Use the drop-down list box to specify whether the payment amount can be automatically adjusted against debit documents. You can select from “Yes” or “No”. |
Comments |
Any comments or observations pertaining to the invoice (Alphanumeric, 255). |
Zoom facility available |
Enter the following field in the "Electronic Payment Information" group box:
Payment Ref.ID |
The identification number of the payment reference note (Alphanumeric). |
Note: It is mandatory to specify Payment Reference ID, if you have selected "Yes" for Electronic Payment. If you have selected "No" in the Electronic Payment filed and, not set the Payment Mode to any electronic payment related value, the above list box does not display any values. Additionally, even if the electronic payment is "Yes" and the selected Payment Mode is not valid for electronic payment, the Payment Reference ID combo displays no values.
The system also displays the payment reference Ids associated with the defined Pay to Supplier in the above field, if available.
The system displays the following in the "Electronic Payment Information" group box:
Pay Ref. Details |
The comments recorded for the specified Payment Reference ID in the Supplier Bank Information component. |
Enter the following field in the "Electronic Payment Information" group box:
Payment Instructions |
Any guidelines for invoice payment relevant to the payment reference (Alphanumeric). |
Enter the following fields in the “Source Document Information” group box:
Ref Doc No |
The number identifying the service order that has been raised on the supplier for repairing or servicing a part/component (Alphanumeric, 40). Mandatory. Help facility available. |
The system displays the following in the “Source Document Information” group box:
Ref Doc Type |
The type of the reference document (Repair Order), which could be "Normal" or "Exchange with Repair". |
Ref Doc No # |
The number identifying the reference document (repair order) that has been raised on the supplier for repairing or servicing a part/component. |
Note: The repair order type displayed here must be the same as the value selected in the “Invoice Category”.
Originating Point |
The organization unit where the receipt has been raised. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Currency |
The currency in which the repair order has been raised. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Pay Mode |
The mode of payment that has been mentioned in the repair order. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Ordering Point |
The organization unit where the repair order has been raised. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The system displays the following in the “Invoice Value Details" group box:
The system displays the following fields in the “Part Information” multiline:
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Receipt # |
The number identifying the receipt that has been raised against the service / repair order in the “Goods Receipt” business component. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Receipt Date |
The date on which the receipt against the repair order was created. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Part# |
The code identifying the part to be repaired or serviced. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Part Description |
The name / description of part to be repaired or serviced. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Part Type |
The part type of the facility object. The system displays one of the following values. "Raw Material", "Component", "Expendable", "Tool", "Miscellaneous", "Consumables", and "Kit". | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Facility Object |
The number that identifies the facility object associated with the part. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Facility Type |
The type of the facility object. It can be "Tool", "Equipment", or "Other". |
Modify the following fields in the “Part Information” multiline:
Proposed Quantity |
The number of parts / components to be repaired / serviced. |
The system displays the following fields:
UOM |
The unit of measurement in which the part is purchased. The unit of measurement must have been defined in the “UOM Administration” business component and must be in “Active” status. |
Serial# |
The serial number of the part repaired or serviced. |
Lot# |
The lot number of the part repaired or serviced. |
Stock Status |
The user defined stock status for the part. |
Proposed Amount |
This amount is equal to Total Material cost, Total Labour Cost + Total Miscellaneous Cost and Exchange Fee. |
Modify the following fields in the “Part Information” multiline:
Invoice Quantity |
The number of units of the part to be invoiced (Integer). The value entered here must be greater than zero. |
Note: If a value entered in this field then the corresponding rate must be entered in the “Invoice Amount” field.
Invoice Amount |
The cost of the part or the expense incurred at the document level (Decimal). |
Modify the following details in the “Part Information” multiline:
BER Cost |
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Salvage Value |
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Note: This field must not be left blank if rate has been entered in this line.
Click the “Recompute” pushbutton to calculate the total invoice amounts.
TCD Computation
The system calculates the TCD amount at the document level calculates the total invoice amount.
The system calculates all the totals and displays them against the respective fields.
Click the “Edit Invoice” to modify the invoice details.
Note: For a selected repair order receipt, ensure that all the expense types are selected for the repair order receipt.
Execute Matching and Tolerance
4 way matching:
If the matching type specified in the repair order is four way then the system compares the invoice amount against the GR amount for the accepted value.
Note: The system checks whether the invoice amount is between the minimum and the maximum invoice value.
The system saves the matching data along with the variance amount.
Computation
Net Repair Expense Variance Amount
If the invoice amount and the repair order amount are not the same, then the difference between these two amounts is recorded as the Repair expense variance amount.
Net Exchange Variance Amount
When repair order currency and the invoice currency are the same (non base currency) but the exchange rate recorded at the time of Repair Receipt is different from the invoice exchange rate, then the difference is recorded to be the Net Exchange Variance Amount.
If the repair order currency and the invoice currency are not the same (non base currency), then the system calculates the difference in amounts with respect to the base currency, as the Net Exchange Variance Amount.
Rounding Off Amount
When the invoice amount is rounded off before posting, the difference between the invoice amount and the rounded invoice amount is saved as the Rounding Off Amount.
Account Postings
The system credits the total invoice amount to the Supplier Payable account.
If the expense type is “Discount” and the matching is 4-way, then the system credits the line amount to the Supplier Suspense Account.
If the expense type is not “Discount” and the matching is 4-way, then the system debits the line amount to the Supplier Suspense account.
If the Net Exchange Variance Amount is greater than zero, then the system credits the amount to the Net Exchange Variance Account. Otherwise, the amount is debited from the account.
If the Rounded Off Amount is greater than zero, then the system credits the Rounding Off Account. Otherwise, the amount is debited from the account.
If the matching is 4-way and the Net Repair Expense Variance Amount is greater than zero, then the system debits the Net Repair Expense Variance account. Otherwise, the amount is credited to the account.
Inter FB postings takes place when GR finance book is different from Invoice finance book.
Status Update
If the electronic payment option has been set to “Yes” and the electronic payment information is yet to be entered, then the system updates the status of the invoice to “Draft”. This is applicable especially for ESR invoices as ESR reference is to be captured in the “Payment Information” page.
If electronic payment is not applicable and a pay term for the supplier has been specified, then the system generates a default payment schedule and updates the status of the invoice to “Fresh”.
Click the “Edit And Authorize” to modify the invoice details and authorize it.
Note: Invoice in “Fresh” status alone can be authorized.
Computation
Net Repair Expense Variance Amount
If the invoice amount and the service order amount are not the same, then the difference between these two amounts is recorded as the Repair expense variance amount.
Net Exchange Variance Amount
When repair order currency and the invoice currency are the same (non base currency) but the exchange rate recorded at the time of Repair Receipt is different from the invoice exchange rate, then the difference is recorded to be the Net Exchange Variance Amount.
If the repair order currency and the invoice currency are not the same (non base currency), then the system calculates the difference in amounts with respect to the base currency, as the Net Exchange Variance Amount.
Rounding Off Amount
When the invoice amount is rounded off before posting, the difference between the invoice amount and the rounded invoice amount is saved as the Rounding Off Amount.
Account Postings
The system credits the total invoice amount to the Supplier Payable account.
If the expense type is “Discount” and the matching is 4-way, then the system credits the line amount to the Supplier Suspense Account.
If the expense type is not “Discount” and the matching is 4-way, then the system debits the line amount to the Supplier Suspense account.
If the Net Exchange Variance Amount is greater than zero, then the system credits the amount to the Net Exchange Variance Account. Otherwise, the amount is debited from the account.
If the Rounded Off Amount is greater than zero, then the system credits the Rounding Off Account. Otherwise, the amount is debited from the account.
If the matching is 4-way and the Net Repair Expense Variance Amount is greater than zero, then the system debits the Net Repair Expense Variance account. Otherwise, the amount is credited to the account.
Inter FB postings takes place when GR finance book is different from Invoice finance book.
Status Update
The system updates the status of the invoice to “Authorized”.
Click the “Delete Invoice” to delete the invoice.
The system deletes the invoice details and updates the status of the invoice to “Deleted”.
Click the “Print Invoice” to print the invoice details.
The system prints the details of the invoice, along with the TCD details from the respective pages.
The system displays the following:
Created By |
The login ID of the user who created the service invoice. |
Created Date |
The date on which the service invoice was created. |
Last Modified By |
The user who modified the service invoice last. |
Last Modified Date |
The date on which the service invoice was last modified. |
To proceed, carry out the following
Select the “T/C/D” link from the bottom of the page to enter the tax, charges and discount details.
Select the “Payment Schedule” link from the bottom of the page to enter the payment schedule details.
Select the “Invoice Summary” link from the bottom of the page to view invoice summary.
Select the “Accounting Information” link from the bottom of the page to view account posting details.
Modifying repair invoice details – An overview
The system saves the modifications made. If electronic payment is applicable and the details are yet to be entered, then the system updates the status of the invoice to “Draft”. Otherwise the invoice is saved in “Fresh” status.
You can also authorize a service invoice after making modifications to it. The system updates the status to “Authorized” and any further modifications to the invoice cannot be done. This page also allows you to delete an invoice that is no longer needed. The system deletes the invoice details and updates the status of the invoice to “Deleted”. The system also updates the login ID of the user and the system date along with the modification details.
You can modify the precedence that has been set for the payment.
Set the “Payment Priority” field to “High” if the payment is to be given highest precedence.
Set the “Payment Priority” field to “Medium” if the payment is to be considered as a normal payment.
Set the “Payment Priority” field to “Low” if the payment is to be given least precedence.
An invoice can be adjusted against debit documents when it is authorized. The debit documents can be picked up for adjustment automatically by the system or can be manually selected.
Set the “Auto Adjust” field to “Yes” if you want the system to pick and adjust the invoice against debit documents.
Set the “Auto Adjust” field to “No” if you want to manually select the debit documents against which the invoice must be adjusted.
Modify the details, wherever applicable.
Click the “Recompute” pushbuttons to compute the various totals and the invoice amount.
Click the “Delete” pushbuttons to delete the repair invoice.
The system deletes the invoice details and updates the status of the invoice to “Deleted”.