Invoice Entry
Entering a vendor invoice has been
simplified while retaining all the most sophisticated Accounts Payable options found on
much more expensive systems. Vendor information is automatically brought over from the
Vendors Master File and if ProfiC
Purchase Order Processing is installed, when the Purchase Order Receipt is entered, the pertinent
data will display, saving you time and reducing the chance of error. Should you discover a
mistake in the invoice after entry, but before payment, you may re-enter and make any
changes necessary or even void the voucher.
The Invoice number is validated by the
system to avoid duplicates. Due dates are automatically calculated based on vendor terms.
Invoices may be placed "On Hold" at your discretion. Determine by invoice
whether the payment dictates a 1099 status including 1099 classification.
An authorization field is supplied for
use in validating and authorizing the transaction. The Net, Tax and Freight amount along
with a miscellaneous and discount amount (automatically calculated) are separate fields
for complete control. And, if you have separate Accounts Payable accounts for each
division within your company ProfiC
tracks this Accounts Payable by division. Text comments is supplied to enter notes associated
with the invoice. Appearing on reports and inquiries the invoice will display a
"T" alerting you that there are special notes associated with the invoice that
should be reviewed. Processing credit invoices from your vendor is as simple as entering
an invoice while providing an accurate assessment of balance due and utilization of credit
during check processing.
As the final step to invoice entry, you
will tell ProfiC
to which General Ledger accounts the invoice amounts should be posted. If the General Ledger
Account for your vendor has been entered in the Vendor Master File, the General Ledger
account distribution is automatic. You simply confirm the distribution is correct or make
any necessary changes. A comment section is provided to briefly describe the reason for
the General Ledger distribution. Following proven accounting principles, if while posting ProfiC
detects an "out-of-balance" situation or an
invalid account number, an error message will be displayed and the posting will not be
allowed until the account is corrected and balanced.
If ProfiC
General Ledger is utilized, distributions will
automatically post straight into the General Ledger suspense journals.
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