Use this form to view purchase order invoices that have been saved and matched to packing slips, but not posted. The invoices have a status of or . You can open the form from Inventory management, Accounts payable, or Fixed assets. Depending on how you open the form, the form name may be .
Open the Pending invoices form
Open the Unposted matched invoices form
From Inventory management
-
Click > > > .
-
Select a batch and click .
-
Select a transaction and click > .
From Accounts payable
-
Click > > > .
-
Select an invoice account.
-
On the tab, select a purchase order and click .
From Fixed assets
-
Click > .
-
Select a fixed asset group and click .
-
Select a value model and click > .
-
Select a line and click > .
Navigating the form
The following tables provide descriptions for the controls in this form.
Tabs
Tab |
Description |
---|---|
|
View information about the purchase order and the associated invoices. |
|
View detailed information about the purchase order lines and invoice lines associated with the invoice. |
Buttons
Button |
Description |
---|---|
|
Open a menu with the following item:
|
|
Open the form, in which you can view price and quantity matching discrepancies for the selected invoice or invoice line. This button is available only if the check box in the form is selected. |
Fields
Field |
Description |
---|---|
|
The purchase order number that the invoice is related to. |
|
The document date of the invoice document. |
|
The number that identifies the invoice. |
|
If this check box is marked, the invoice document has been saved, but cannot be posted. |
|
The currency that is used for the invoice. |
|
The original purchase order number that the invoice is related to. This number may be different from the purchase order number in the field on the tab if the purchase orders were previously arranged. For more information, see Purchase posting (form). |
|
The configuration that is assigned to the item. |
|
The size of the item. |
|
The color of the item. |
|
The location where the item is stored. |
|
The batch number that is associated with the item. |
|
The serial number that is associated with the item. |
|
The number that identifies the item. |
|
The quantity of the item in purchase units. The purchase unit is the unit in which the item is purchased. For example, you might purchase an item in kilograms and stock it in grams. The purchase unit is kilogram and the inventory unit is gram. |
|
The purchase price per price unit. |
|
The discount amount expressed as a currency amount. |
|
The discount amount expressed as a percentage. |
|
The line amount, including any discounts. |