The procedure to raise a new contractor invoice is as follows:
- Navigate to Quick Menu > Repairs > Finance > Invoice Details. The Invoice Details window is displayed.
- Click on New Invoice. All fields are activated ready for data entry
1.
- Using the Type drop-down field, select the parameter value appropriate for the transaction, specifically Invoice or Credit Note.
- Using the Company drop-down field, select the specific company to which this new invoice relates.
- Using the Entity type drop-down field, select the originator classification for the invoice i.e. Repairs Contractor; use the adjacent Contractor field to identify the name of the specific contractor to which the invoice relates.
- Enter the Supplier reference into the field provided i.e. the unique documentation reference provided by the contractor.
- Enter the invoice Date using the calendar (
) icon, or type in the value directly
2.
- Enter the total Net value and VAT value of the invoice. The Up and Down arrows are available to increment or decrement the values, as required.
- Enter the Number of items to be consolidated within the single invoice i.e. the number of discrete transaction rows.
- Using the Apportionment method drop-down field, choose the parameter value that reflects how the payment will be reconciled against the multi-line invoice i.e. All to first task, Evenly, or Percentage proportion.
- Using the Invoice authorisation model drop-down field, select the required approval stages for this invoice, combining First level invoice authorisation and Second level invoice authorisation elements; otherwise choose the Standard behaviour option
3.
- Use the Invoice notes field to add any contextual information relevant to the contractor invoice.
- Click on Save.
Note
1 Upon first access, all fields are automatically activated ready for data entry; hence the New Invoice button is inactive.
2 The Payment due date will be automatically calculated based on the invoice date inserted, using the contractor's payment terms recorded against their internal account.
3 The Repair Limit attributes ascribed to an end user's account details determine their permitted invoice approval level.
See related topics...
Repairs invoice management overview
To add detail lines to a contractor invoice
To import invoice detail lines from a contractor statement
To authorise a contractor invoice
To cancel a contractor invoice
To create a new contractor