Purchases - Invoice Query Reasons
INTRODUCTION
When
an invoice from a supplier is entered it is possible to flag it for
authorisation by setting a query flag. This could be the case for example if
prices were different to those on the Purchase Order or different items
supplied.
QUERY CODES
By default, the system is supplied with three invoice query reason
2 - Awaiting
Authorisation
98 - Cancelled
Debit Note
99 - Awaiting
Credit From Supplier
The last two, 98 and 99, are set by the debit note system described later in
this manual.
CREATING QUERY CODES
You can add further reasons if you want by clicking on a blank
line and entering a new description.
The Reference number is automatically
added by the system.
Go to Purchases\Ledger Maintenance\ Invoice Query Reason
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