“Missing” Vendor Invoice & Payment

  • “Missing” Vendor Invoice & Payment

    Posted by DSC Communities on January 4, 2017 at 8:59 am
    • Kurt Raddant

      Member

      January 4, 2017 at 8:59 AM

      I have one vendor payment that is not showing up in Transactions by Vendor, or Transactions by Document.  It was paid and I can drill to it through the expense account it posted to.  This was a 12/1/16 invoice.  This is my first year-end working with GP.  Are there any unusual things like this that are typical when rolling from one year to another?  Once we get through all the year-end processes, will this most likely show up in that Vendor Transaction history?

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      Kurt Raddant
      ProSolutions, Inc., Curative Connections
      Green Bay WI
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    • Steve Burney

      Member

      January 4, 2017 at 9:45 AM

      Hello Kurt,

      Here is something you will want to make sure of when running the Transaction By Vendor feature.

      Since you have probably not closed 2016 then make sure that the Work and Open boxes are marked in the “Include” section of your inquiry.

      You might have already marked these but with the little bit of information in your message that is the first place I would look.

      Also, if you are running multi entity management then also make sure the appropriate entity is marked.

      Getting deeper into the situation will be if you need to run the Check Links process in Maintenance.

      Have fun and let us know more if this solution does not satisfy you.

      Steve

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      Steve Burney
      Senior Financial Systems Administrator
      Correct Care Solutions
      Nashville, TN United States
      sburney@correctcaresolutions.com
      615-312-7272
      Twitter @SteveBurney
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    • Shari Bruno

      Member

      January 4, 2017 at 9:46 AM

      Hi Kurt,

      When you drill back to it from the expense account is the Source Document a PMTRX, and if you drill back from there does it open to a Payables Transaction Entry Zoom screen?

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      Shari Bruno
      Accounts Payable Specialist
      Bible League International
      Crete, IL
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    • Kurt Raddant

      Member

      January 4, 2017 at 10:14 AM

      I do have the ‘work’, ‘open’, and ‘history’ boxes all checked for Transactions by Vendor.  I see the 11/1 Invoice (and payment), now I see the 1/3/17 invoice…..but nothing for the 12/1 invoice or payment.  This is a single Entity.

      When I drill from the expense the Source is RCVG – the expense gets recorded when received against the PO and the invoice is entered.  That RCVG source is the same for all the other months.  Not sure why this one is behaving differently. 

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      Kurt Raddant
      ProSolutions, Inc.
      Green Bay WI
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    • Kurt Raddant

      Member

      January 4, 2017 at 11:12 AM

      Thank you for the replies and suggestions.  We solved the mystery.  The Invoice was processed as a Shipment and not a Shipment/Invoice.  Therefore, the Invoice never showed up in the Vendor.  Now that we ran the Shipment/Invoice matching process it is appearing in Transactions by Vendor.

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      Kurt Raddant
      ProSolutions, Inc.
      Green Bay WI
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    • Shari Bruno

      Member

      January 4, 2017 at 12:52 PM

      I was just about to ask if there was a shipment – glad you found the invoice.

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      Shari Bruno
      Accounts Payable Specialist
      Bible League International
      Crete, IL
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