Via the PROCESSIT interface you can handle invoices without references to purchase orders. Invoices can be altered, accounted and approved before import to Oracle E-Business Suite AP.
Learn how to supply GL account code combinations for General Expense invoices and submit them for approval.
Get introduced to advanced invoice handling functionality, including splitting lines and Descriptive Flex Fields.
Audience: Accounts Payable personnel using PROCESSIT to process and handle incoming supplier invoices.
Prior to this session, it is recommended to have an understanding of:
Check out the workflow diagram.
The Task Details screen is used for invoice accounting, and invoice approval. Most of the features associated with standard invoice processing are applied via this screen.
Back: Returns you to the Console Worklist
Image: Download the image related to the task.
Attach file: Attach a file to the document. The file is linked to the ERP entry.
PO match: Lets you match the invoice to a purchase order via Manual Match
Save data: Saves an validate the current information.
Submit: Submits invoice for approval according to hierarchy or import to ERP.
Reject: Rejects the invoice and sends a notification to a workflow administrator.
Return to coder: Assign the task to the account coder. Available during approval.
Revert split: Returns all split invoice lines to the dispatcher. Available to dispatcher.
DFF (header): View and edit descriptive flex fields on invoice header level.
Prepayments: Apply and maintain invoice prepayments.
Reassign: Reassign (transfer) the invoice task to the user defined in the reassign field.
Validate DFF values: Perform an additional validation of entered dff values.Field availability is based on application configuration.
Create a new invoice line for the invoice.
Delete the currently selected invoice line.
Copy the currently selected invoice line.
DFF edits Descriptive Flex Fields for the currently selected invoice line.
Auto Suggest can disable suggestion of code combinations to increase performance.
Total amount equals eligible accounting amount shows if the coded amount matches the total amount that should be coded.Field availability is based on application configuration.
To use an Alias, open an accounting popup and select the Alias name, or type part of the alias and select it from the suggestion list in the accounting field.
You can attach supporting documents and image files to the invoice.
Attachements are available via links from the imported invoice record in the ERP system.
To revert a split invoice an invoice-line receiver must reassign the task to the dispatcher, who can then recall all lines by clicking Revert split.
A single Prepayment distribution line and amount can be applied to an invoice.
A Prepayment Hold can be applied to the invoice.
The system can be configured to put a Prepayment Hold on all invoices with prepayments.
Prepayments for automatically matched PO invoices are handled in a separate task.
The Reject Reason can be selectes from a list of predefined rejection messages.
Tax in Oracle E-Business Suite R12 is handled by the tax engine in Oracle. In PROCESSIT, users are not prompted for any tax information except the invoice tax amount. The balance checks for an invoice subtracts the tax amount from the amount eligible for coding.
If the tax engine in Oracle E-Business Suite is not configured, you can enable a tax engine in PROCESSIT. The PROCESSIT tax engine assumes that no automatic tax calculation is setup in Accounts Payable or for any suppliers.
Prior to invoice import, the tax engine distributes the invoice tax amount according to the supplied accounting coding information on the invoice lines. The tax engine includes GL account combinations, project accounting and distribution set. If invoice lines are matched to purchase order lines accounting is found on the purchase order distribution, with the exception that Account ID is taken from a parameter if purchase order lines contains inventory items. The generated tax lines have the type Item, since it is assumed that tax has not been setup.
Tax codes must be supplied on the invoice lines. The invoice tax amount is calculated based on the supplied tax codes.
Prior to invoice import, the system checks how the supplier is setup. If no automatic tax calculation has been defined for the supplier, the system inserts tax lines according to the supplied tax codes.
This method is suited for an Oracle E-Business Suite configuration where automatic tax calculation is setup on Accounts Payable level with a mixed supplier setup, where suppliers have either automatic tax calculation on line, on header or no tax calculation applied.
If no tax is setup in Oracle and If the PROCESSIT tax engine is enabled, users are not prompted to supply tax codes.
Prior to invoice import, the tax engine distributes the invoice tax amount according to the supplied accounting coding information on the invoice lines. The tax engine includes GL account combinations, project accounting and distribution set. If invoice lines are matched to purchase order lines accounting is found on the purchase order distribution, with the exception that Account ID is taken from a parameter if purchase order lines contains inventory items. The generated tax lines have the type Item, since it is assumed that tax has not been setup.
You can use PROCESSIT Search to seach for and view document details.
Perform GL accounting and submit an invoice. It is not approved due to Owner can not approve.
Perform GL accounting and approval for a similar invoice, with Owner can approve enabled. The invoice is approved
Perform project accounting and approval for an invoice that the coder can approve.
Try rejecting invoices during an accounting task and during an approval task.
In each case, you must follow the invoice workflow.
Create a GL invoice workflow for PROCESSIT Limited Edition version.
Make sure to adjust the necessary PROCESSIT configuration.

The primary benefit of PROCESSIT workflows it the automatic matching to purchase orders, which is done according to business rules. You can learn more about matching invoices in the following presentation.