The generation of the customer invoices being made at site B, the invoice at site A can then be automatically generated, it is then possible to manually record it by picking the sales invoice ( a matching will be carried out with the receipts),
In addition, certain documents can always be created by picking the original document. It is the case for supplier receipts that are pre-loaded by picking customer shipments, and also the case for customer returns that are pre-loaded by picking supplier returns.
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The entry screen, comprising a single tab, contains a group of setups to be entered in several grids. The validation of this screen updates the setups entered.
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Amongst the setups to be assigned, there is the following information:
This grid defines the automatic creation function put in place.
The user can define rules for all sites of all companies without defining any company group of site group. The Authorization flag is used to specify if a creation automatism exists or not for a type of flow.
It should be noted that it is possible to define the rules for all the sites in a company not explicitly listed elsewhere, by assigning a company code and leaving a site code empty, and that as a result of an Authorization flag, having the values Yes or No, is used to identify if automatic creation functioning exists or not (this makes it possible to say that "all the sites for a company have the automatic functioning, except those explicitly listed with the value No or on the other hand "no site for a company has the automatic functioning except for those explicitly listed that have the value Yes ).
A flow is defined by a source document and a destination document. The source document can be a Purchase order and a Sales order. The corresponding destination document is displayed (it's either the Sales order or Purchase invoice). The contract orders are not affected by this setup. A purchase contract order will always generate a sales contract order whatever the setup carried out (same thing for the associated shipment requests).
This grid defines the connection between the Sales and Purchase invoice elements. These elements must be of the same type (Both either of the type Rate or Amount) and in the both same sense (both either of the type Increaseor Reduction).
Specificities for invoicing elements in tax included amounts: they can be associated to a purchase invoicing element in amount if the sales invoicing element is not subject to a Product rate tax rule. The invoicing element remains expresses in ex-tax on purchase documents.
If the generation of variances is to be avoided, it is also necessary that the tax rules are consistent. In this way, the creation of a sales order from a purchase order, or that of a purchase invoice from a sales invoice, will be able to include all the annex elements.
If the invoicing elements have not been linked by this setup table and a sales invoice uses an invoicing element of this type (value not equal to zero), it will not be possible to create the purchase invoice validation. It will then be necessary to put the necessary invoicing elements in agreement.
This section is used to compensate for problems linked to an imperfect setup of the links between sales and purchasing. In this case it is possible that variances might occur at the different ex-tax bases between the sales and the purchases, if the set up VAT conditions are not in perfect agreement.
In order to avoid blocking the generation in this case, it is possible to set up two purchase invoice elements to store the variances (a field for the positive variances and another for negative variances, that would be recorded on the creation of the purchase invoice).
This way, the user can manage manually these variances and decide to process to their accounting posting during the control of the invoice.
This grid defines the links between Sales and Purchase invoice types, in order to generate on the purchase side the appropriate account type taking into account the sales invoice type generated (when the automatic generation is set up). The correspondence can be defined between companies within a group.
The system verifies that the accounting document sign is the same (a customer invoice, a customer debit note or a customer proforma can be associated with a supplier invoice or a supplier credit note.
Conversely, a customer credit note or a customer credit memo can be associated with a supplier credit note or a supplier debit note).
This section is used to define, for each order category and each group of companies, which order type will be used at the time of creation of the sales order.
Upon creating the purchase order, it will not be possible, in an inter-company scenario, to combine the products that will be book in during receipt and those that are not. If a purchase order only contains products that can be booked in during receipt, then during the generation of a sales order, the order will be of the type Normal (basic).
If a purchase order only contains products that are not booked in, then the order type used in the generation of the reciprocal sales order will be of the type Direct invoice (without delivery).
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Fields
The following fields are present on this tab :
Grid Automatic flows
| Specify if the automatic flow is of type 'Intra-company' (within the same company) or 'Inter-companies' (between two distinct companies). |
| This field is used to enter a company or a group of companies from which the flow comes. |
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| Choose in the drop-down list the source document for the flow. |
| This field is used to enter a company or a group of companies from which the destination document will be managed. |
| This field is used to enter a site or a group of sites from which the destination document will be managed. |
| This field indicates the destination document which is automatically deducted from the original document. |
| This information is used to specify if this automatic flow is possible or not. |
| This field can only be accessed when the source is a Purchase order. Yes
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| This drop-down menu is used to specify if the invoicing elements are taken from the Purchase or Sales document:
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Grid Associated Invoice Elements
| This field indicates the sales invoicing element to use in an inter-company context. |
| This field is used to specify whether the invoicing element is expressed in percentage or in amount. |
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Grid Associated invoice types
| This field is used to enter a company or a group of companies from which invoice type derives. |
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| This field indicates the type of original sales invoice. |
| This field is used to enter a company or a group of companies from which the flow derives. |
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| This is the type of purchase invoice to apply according to the type of origin sales invoice, the origin group of companies and the group of companies in which the purchase invoice control will be created. |
Grid Order types to generate
| This field indicates the order category for which a type of order is defined. |
| This field is used to enter a company or a group of companies for which the user wants to define an order type. |
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| This is the type of order to use for the generation of a sales order. |
Purchase variance allocation
| This is the purchase invoicing element used in the purchase invoice check in order to retrieve positive variances. These variances can be linked to differences in tax calculation that derive from setup problems. |
| This is the purchase invoicing element used in the purchase invoice check in order to retrieve negative variances. These variances can be linked to differences in tax calculation that derive from setup problems. |
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In all cases, the sales order invoicing elements are always present even if no link exists with the purchase side. It they exist on the purchase side and if the setup specifies that the elements come from purchasing, then their value will be that of the purchase order. In all other cases, it will be initialized as if it is a classic sales order.
During the creation of the reciprocal document, it will be possible via the setup of the default dimensions to inherit the analytical dimensions present in certain axes of the original document (e.g. analytical tracking of a project). The list of documents and the default dimension codes used are defined in the following table:
Destination document | Source document | Dimension code by default | Setup line |
Sales order | Purchase order | SOH (header) SOP (line) | Source document |
Customer return | Supplier return | SRD (line) | Source document |
Receipt | Delivery | PTD (line) | Source document |
Purchase invoice | Sales invoice | PID (line) | Source document |
By default, the following reports are associated with this function :
PRTSCR : Screen print
This can be changed using a different setup.
Fields
The following fields are included in this window :
Block number 1
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Block number 2
| Use this field to define the folder from which the record will be copied. The possible syntaxes are described in the Dedicated appendix. |
| Use this option to copy the record to all the folders defined in the dictionary (ADOSSIER table of the current solution). |
| Use this field to define the folder to which the record will be copied. The possible syntaxes are described in the Dedicated appendix. |
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This button is used to copy the setups from or to another folder.
In addition to the generic error messages, the following messages can appear during the entry :
A site has been entered that does not belong to a previously entered company.
An attempt has been made to link non-consistent invoice footer elements.