Issue: You receive an invoice that includes a product for payment and product for return.
Environment: Comsense Enterprise
Resolution: Process a short paid payable for receiving, a supplier return payable for the returned product, and the rest of the short paid invoice after the new product is received.
*Note: Before proceeding, ensure your administrator has Set-Up for Supplier Shipment Errors.
In this article:
- Processing a Payable for Receiving
- Processing a Payable for Supplier Return
- Releasing the Remaining Payment
Processing a Payable for Receiving
Your payable for receiving will include the product for return because it was on the purchase order and the Purchase Order Receiving report. You only want to pay for the products you keep. The following procedure outlines how to correctly distribute funds and process payables for the appropriate amount within the parameters of Comsense.
Updating the Product Line Item
In the Payables window:
- Create a new payable for the receiving
- For more information on creating a new payable see the article Creating a Payable for a Purchase Order
- Update Payable Unit Cost field of the product shipped in error to 0.01
- Press Tab
The product shipped in error now has a payable unit cost.
Distributing the Purchase Variance
In the Payables window:
- Click Manual Account Distribution tab
In the fillable line item:
- Select the division
- Click Find Account
- The Find Account window will open
- Select & Open your purchase variance account
On the purchase variance manual account distribution line item:
- Type -0.01 in the Amount field
- Enter a note in Note field
The payable unit cost is now allocated to your purchase variance account.
Distributing the Disputed Charges
In the Manual Account Distribution tab fillable line item:
- Select the division
- Click Find Account
- The Find Account window will open
- Select & Open your disputed charges account
- Enter the dollar value of the total disputed charges in the Amount field
- Enter a note in the Note field
- Update the Release for Payment field to the total undisputed amount
- Invoice amount - disputed amount = total undisputed amount
- Click Release
Your payable is now released for the product for payment.
Processing a Payable for Supplier Return
The payable for supplier return will use the funds allocated to disputed charges account in Processing Payable for Receiving: Distributing the Disputed Charges.
Updating the Product Line Item
In the Payables window:
- Create a new payable for the supplier return
- For more information on creating a new payable see the article Creating a Payable for a Supplier Return
- Expand the line item in the Supplier Return tab
- Update Payable Unit Credit field to 0.01
- Press Tab
The product for return now has a payable unit credit of 0.01
Distributing the Purchase Variance
In the Payables window:
- Click Manual Account Distribution Tab
In the fillable line item:
- Select the division
- Click Find Account
- The Find Account window will open
- Select your purchase variance account
- Enter 0.01 in the Amount field
- Enter a note in the Note field
The payable unit credit is now assigned to your purchase variance account.
Distributing the Disputed Charges
In the Manual Account Distribution tab:
- Select the division
- Click Find Account
- The Find Account window will open
- Select your disputed charges account
- Enter the negative dollar value of the total disputed charges
- The Balance To Distribute field will update to 0.00
- Click Release
The supplier return payable is now released and you can release the rest of the payment on the original receiving payable.
Releasing the Remaining Payment
Release the remaining payment when after the rest of the purchase order is received.
In the Payables window:
- Open your original receiving payable
- Click the ... in the Release for Payment field
- Release for Payment window will open
- Enter the total invoice amount
- Click OK
The entire receiving payable is now released. The newly released portion of the receiving payable will be offset by the supplier return payable.
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