1. Accounts Payable Management (AP)
1.1. Prerequisties for Accounts Payable

Prerequisites Required for ACCOUNTS PAYABLE activity:

GL Setup

The account information for the ACCOUNTS PAYABLE must be established in the A/P Setup

Accounting Security

 The users must have Accounting Access

1.2. Introduction to Accounts Payable

The process of entering a payable produces an entry into the Accounts Payable Aging module of the ManEx System.  This dynamic nature of the process ensures that the aging reports always display the current payables status regardless of whether an item has been posted into the General Ledger.

In order for the aging report to match the balances as shown in the balance sheet and account inquiry screens, the user must first release the payables and checks written information. This creates the underlying journal entries which then may be posted into the general ledger system.

1.3. PO Receipt Reconciliation
1.3.1. Prerequisites for PO Receipt Reconciliation

Users MUST have full rights to the "PO Reconcilliation" in Accounting Security .   Users with “Accounting Security Supervisor” rights will automatically have access.


The Purchase Order line item has been received and inspected.
1.3.2. Introduction for PO Receipt Reconciliation

The PO Receivable Reconciliation provides on screen and printed reports to assist the tracking and payment of outstanding payables.  Once the Purchase Order line item has been received and inspected, the received information will forward from the Receiving module to the Accounts Payable Purchase Order Reconciliation. 

1.3.3. Fields & Definitions for PO Receipt Reconciliation
1.3.3.1. PO Reconciliation Tab

  

PO Reconciliation Field Definitions

Supplier The name of the supplier for which the PO was created
PO Number

The unique number assigned to the order.

Invoice Number

The number assigned to the suppliers’ invoice.

Inv Date

The date of the supplier’s invoice.  Note:   If a date is entered that is outside of the Production Calendar Setup, a warning will be displayed and the field will clear, the user will at this time have to either re-populate with the correct date or cancel the transaction and update the Production Calendar Setup screen. 

Trans Date

The date of the Journal Entry (this tells General Ledger what period to post into).  Note:   If a date is entered that is outside of the Production Calendar Setup, a warning will be displayed and the field will clear, the user will at this time have to either re-populate with the correct date or cancel the transaction and update the Production Calendar Setup screen. 

Recv Date

Normally each invoice is date stamped upon receipt by the user. This field is so that the user may record that date.

PkList Number

This is the number of the supplier’s packing list.

Purch Freight Amt

If the supplier has charged the user for freight, that amount will appear here.

GL Number

This is the General Ledger Number assigned to the purchase freight amount.

Freight Tax Amount 

Some states have a tax applied to freight.If that was the case, such tax would display in this field.

GL Number 

This is the General Ledger Number assigned to the freight tax amount.

Payment Terms

These are the terms that the supplier has available for the user.

Due Date

This is the date by which the entire invoice must be paid. (Note: if the terms involved a discount such as 2 % 10, net 30, the date which would appear here would be the 30 day date and NOT the discount date).  Note:   If a date is entered that is outside of the Production Calendar Setup, a warning will be displayed and the field will clear, the user will at this time have to either re-populate with the correct date or cancel the transaction and update the Production Calendar Setup screen. 

Recon to Date 

This is the Reconciled Dollar amount to Date for the selected Purchase Order.

  View PO Reconciliation Related Documentation.  This will give the users the ability to scan the packing list, invoice, or any other related document directly into the ManEx system and attached the document directly to the item in the PO Reconciliation Module.  For further detail see Article #2394.
If lit in red, there is a note pertaining to this invoice.
There is a "Freight Included" box within the Purchase Order moduleIf this box is checked, the vendor has agreed to pay the freight and "Freight is Included" will be displayed.  If this box is NOT checked "Freight is not Included" will be displayed. 

For the item number highlighted:

This will allow the users to select all line items per selected receiver if desired.
Tax % If sales tax is to be applied to the purchase, the rate of such tax is displayed here.
FOB The FOB terms display when title of the goods passes, upon shipment, or whatever. 
Ship Via  This is the method of shipment, such as UPS, etc. 
DMR Quantity

If a portion of the shipment was returned to the vendor (DMR), the quantity would display here. 

DMR Date

The date of the return to vendor.

DMR Number 

The unique number assigned to the return to vendor. 

Order Quantity 

This was the quantity ordered per the Purchase Order.

Total Received 

This is the quantity received. 

Total Rejected 

This is the quantity rejected.  Please refer to the Purchase & Receiving Management manual for more information on this process.

Balance Quantity

This is the balance still due to be received on this order. 

% Overage OK If in Purchase Setup, the user indicated a purchase order overage percentage, that amount would display here. 
Save as Reconciled  Y/N Toggle on the Yes/No column. Depress Yes to reconcile the item.  Depress No If you do not want to reconcile this item.   
Part Number  Part number to be reconciled.
Rev  Revision to part number to be reconciled.
Description  Description of Part to be reconciled.
Item Number  The number of the line item per the Purchase Order.
Price Each The pricing for the item per the Purchase Order.
Recv Quantity  The amount of the item received. 
Accept Qty The amount of the item accepted.  For more information on receiving and acceptance, please refer to the Purchase & Receiving Management manual.
Tax  If this box is checked, the item is subject to sales tax.
Extension + Tax This is the purchase price multiplied by the quantity accepted plus the applicable sales tax. 
GL Number

This is the General Ledger account number to which this item will be posted. 

Type

If the Purchase Order was for an Inventory item, the type within the classification would appear here.

Schd Qty

The amount scheduled per the Purchase Order.  For more information on this topic, please refer to the Purchase Order Management manual.

Receiver Number 

The unique number the user assigned to the receipt.

Class

If this was an inventory purchase, the classification of the item would appear here.

 

Depress this button to add a misc item associated with the invoice which was not included in the PO.

  Depress this button to delete the Misc item  
Mfgr Manufacturer name assigned to the highlighted item 
Mfgr Part # Manufacturer part number assigned to the hightlighted item 
Sub-Total The amount of the invoice before freight or tax added.  
Freight Amt

Total Freight amount.

Freight Tax

Some states have a tax applied to freight.  If that was the case, such tax would display in this field.

Tax Amt  If this item is subject to sales tax the total would display here.
Inv Total Total $ amount of items being reconciled. 

 

1.3.3.2. Reconciled PO Receipts not Transferred to A/P Tab

  View PO Reconciliation Related Documentation 
  Toggle on the Select All/Unselect All items to be transfered to Accounts Payable 
  Toggle on the th Select Rest/Unselect Rest items to be transfered to Accounts Payable 
Trans Toggle on the Yes/No column if desired.
Supplier Supplier name.
PO Number Purchase Order number. 
Invoice No Invoice number. 
Due Date

This is the date by which the entire invoice must be paid. (Note: if the terms involved a discount such as 2 % 10, net 30, the date which would appear here would be the 30 day date and NOT the discount date).

Recon Date Date the items were reconciled 
Total Amt Total amount for item 
Depress this button when ready to Transfer selected items to Accounts Payable
Total of Selected Items Total $ amount of only the selected items 
Total of All Items Total $ amount of All items listed 

1.3.4. How To ..... for PO Receipt Reconciliation
1.3.4.1. Find a PO Reconciliation Record

Enter Manex.exe Accounting/Accounts Payable/PO Receipt Reconcillation   

The following screen will appear:

Depress the Find Record action icon.

The following Find by screen will appear:

Select the appropriate radio button to find by; 

Supplier Name - see below 

PO Number - select that radio button and type the EXACT PO Number into the red box.

Receiver No - select that radio button and type the EXACT Receiver Number into the red box.

Supplier PL No - select that radio button and type the EXACT Supplier PL Number into the red box.

Supplier Inv No - select that radio button and type the EXACT Supplier Inv Number into the red box.

 

If you select to find by Supplier Name, the following will appear:

Click on the desired radio filter:  Not Transferred to AP; Transferred to AP; or All.

Highlight the desired SUPPLIER

 


 

 

Once the desired Supplier is selected, a further selection screen will appear:

Highlight and double click on the desired PO number 

 

Once the Find Process is completed, the applicable data will appear.  NOTE:  The Edit button will only be available if the PO Receipt has NOT been transferred to AP. 

  

1.3.4.2. Add a PO Reconciliation Record

Enter Manex.exe Accounting/Accounts Payable/PO Receipt Reconciliation   

The following screen will appear:

Depress the Add Record action icon.  The following screen will appear: 

Select the Find by radio button; Supplier Name, PO Number or Supplier PL No. 

 

If you select by Supplier Name, a list of Suppliers will appear. 

Once the desired Supplier is selected, a further selection screen will appear.

Highlight and double click on the desired Receiving No. 

If you decide to search by PO Number or Supplier PL No., type the PO Number or Supplier PL into the red box.

 

The screen will fill with the following data:

Type in the Invoice Number and Invoice Date.  If you want to enter a different Transaction Date and/or Received Date, you may do so. 

If there is Freight or Freight Tax associated with the invoice, type the amount into the field.  

Type in the GL NUMBER or search by depressing the down arrow next to the field. The following selection screen will appear:

Depress the arrow next to the Find By field.

Select either Find By Account Type or Account Numbers. 

 

If you selected by Account Type, the following listing will appear, once you’ve depressed the down arrow next to the GL Type field: 

Scroll up or down until the appropriate range is found. 

 

Then depress the down arrow next to the Account Numbers field.  The following selection for the posting account will appear:

 Select the account.  Depress the OK button.
 

You may change the payment terms or the due date, as desired.

If you wish to add a note regarding this Supplier Invoice, depress the Note button.  Depress the Edit button. Type in the note.  Depress the Save button. Depress the Exit button.

If any portion of the Invoice is subject to tax, enter the tax percentage in the Tax % box.

The user may change the FOB or Ship Via fields by depressing on the applicable down arrow and making a new selection.

  This will give the users the ability to scan the packing list, invoice, or any other related documentation directly into the ManEx system, and attached it directly to the item in the PO reconciliation module.  For more detail see Article #2394. 

Once a line item is highlighted in the lower section, information regarding DMR, Original Order Quantity, etc. will appear, as follows:

All of the line items on the PO which have been accepted will appear in the lower section.  Note:  The user will not be able to overpay an invoice. Only those quantities which have been ACCEPTED in PO Receiving will forward.

The user may toggle on the Yes/No to reconcile.  The user may change the Price Each.  If the line item is subject to tax, check that box.

If there is a miscellaneous item associated with the invoice which was not included in the PO, the user may depress the Add Misc Item button at the bottom of the screen.  Type in the description of the item, the pricing, whether or not subject to tax, the accepted quantity and type in or select the GL Number.

Entering Negative Amounts

Note:  The user may enter a NEGATIVE amount within this screen.  Say to record a Coupon or something of that nature.  The user should NOT record an early payment discount here as that is handled by the Payment Scheduling module.
 
To enter a negative amount:

Depress the Add Miscellaneous Item button. Type in the description. Type in the price, as a negative amount. Type in the accepted quantity as 1. Type in or select the General Ledger account number.

Once all is completed, depress the Save record action button at the top of the screen.
 
1.3.4.3. Edit a PO Reconciliation Record
Enter the Manex.exe
Accounting/Accounts Payable/PO Receipt Reconciliation Module
 


The following screen will appear:



Select the record to edit using the Open/Find a record button.  Once the Find Process is completed, the applicable data will appear.  NOTE:  The Edit button will only be available if the PO Receipt has NOT been transferred to AP.  
All editing for Purchase Order Invoices already transferred to the Accounts Payable MUST be edited in the Manual Invoicing module.
 
 
 
1.3.4.4. Transfer an PO Reconciled PO Receipt to A/P
Transfer Reconciled PO's to Accounts Payable
 
The following screen lists all of the Reconciled PO Receipts, which have not yet been transferred into Accounting Payable. 



Depress the Edit Record Icon. 
Toggle on the Yes/No column if desired, or depress the Select All button. 



Once all selections are made, depress the "Transfer Selected items to Accounts Payable" button. 
Note: The Reconciled Invoices can’t be scheduled for payment unless they are TRANSFERRED.  
 
 
 
1.3.4.5. Attach a Related Document

Find an existing PO Reconciliation Record, or Add a new PO Reconciliation record.

Depress the   button, and enter password.

The following screen will appear:

Depress the Add record icon, enter in a Document Number, REV, Doc Description, Doc Date, Doc Note; 

  

To load a document double click in the PDF File field and the following screen will appear:

Depress the Load Document button and the following screen will appear:  The PDF screen will allow you to load almost any type of document; (Word, Excel, pdf, Images, etc .... )

Locate the document and double click on it and the document will populate screen.

Depress the Save record icon to save or depress the Abandon changes icon to abandon changes.  The following screen will appear:

Depress the Save record icon to save or depress the Abandon changes icon to abandon changes.  

Once documents are saved the "View PO Reconciliation Related Documentation" button will display in Red.

 

1.3.5. Reports for PO Receipt Reconcilitation

To obtain the AP Reconciliation reports, depress the Reports button.  The following screen will appear:

Select one of the radio buttons for the output you desire. Select from Screen, Printer, XL File, TXT File, or PDF.

Highlight the report.

Depress the option tab.

 

AP Invoice/PO Report

Select the desired From and To dates.  Highlight the Supplier(s) of interest and depress the > button.  If you want all of the Suppliers, depress the >> button.

If you are interested in just One PO, click on the appropriate radio button and a red box will appear, enter the exact PO Number into the box.

Depress the Ok button. 

 

The following report will be displayed.

 

Un-Reconciled Receipt Account Value - This report will show ALL records that affect the GL Account.  Including Receipts waiting to be reconciled and items that were rejected at receiving and wailting for a DMR to be processed through the system. 

 

Un-Reconciled PO All Suppliers - This report wil only list receipts that are waiting to be reconciled within AP.

Un-Reconciled PO by Selected Suppliers

The following screen will be displayed.

Highlight the Supplier(s) of interest.  Depress the > button.  If you want all of the Suppliers, depress the >> button. 

Depress the Ok button.

 

The following report will be displayed.

  

Reconciled History All Supplier sort by PO

Highlight the Reconciled History All Suppliers sort by PO report.  (This report is also available to sort by Invoice or Receiver) Depress the Options Tab.  The following screen will appear.

Enter the From and To date range. 

Depress the Ok button.

 
 

The following report will be displayed.

  

Reconciled History Selected Suppliers sort by PO

 

Highlight the Reconciled History for Selected Suppliers sort by PO report.  (This report is also available to sort by Invoice or Receiver) Depress the Options Tab.  The following screen will appear.

Enter the From and To date range. 

Depress the Ok button.

 
 

The following report will be displayed.

AP Terms Verification Report

 

 

 

  

 

 

1.4. Manual A/P Entries
1.4.1. Prerequisites for Manual A/P Entries

Users MUST have full rights to the "Manual AP Entry" in Accounting Security .   Users with “Accounting Security Supervisor” rights will automatically have access.
1.4.2. Introduction for Manual A/P Entries

The Manual A/P Entries selection provides on screen and printed reports to assist the tracking and payment of manual invoice entries.  The user may enter this module to input invoices which have no accompanying Purchase Order.

The Recurring Payables selection provides the ability to set up a payment to a supplier on the frequency of your choosing and for the number of payments you determine. This module is also used to release recurring payables into the Accounts Payable Aging module.

1.4.3. Fields & Definitions for Manual A/P Entries
1.4.3.1. Manual AP Entry Tab

  

Manual AP Entry tab field Definitions

  This toggle button will either put item on hold or remove item from hold. NOTE:  This button will only be available if the record status is "Editable" or if the record status is "Released to GL" and the record is on "Pmt Hold". 
Trans Dt This column will display the date of the transaction.
Invoice No

The supplier’s Invoice Number.

Invoice Date

The date of the Supplier’s invoice.

Supplier Name

The name of the Supplier.

Total Amount

This is the total amount of the invoice.

Due Date The date the invoice is due to the supplier
PO/Reference

The Purchase Order number or other reference.

Status

Editable – this means that most of the fields are eligible for changes. 

Paid Only – this means that the invoice has been paid manually and removed from the AP Aging records, but has not been released or posted yet, . The  invoices with this status can NOT be edited.

Released to GL – this means that the invoice has been released and/or posted to GL, but is still open in the A/P Aging and is unpaid.  The invoices with this status can NOT be edited because they’ve already been released to G/L.   NOTE:   If they are on "Pmt Hold" the "Remove Hold" button will be available, so user can remove the invoice from payment hold so Invoice will be displayed in AP Check Payment.

Paid/Rel to GL – this means that the Check has been written for the invoice and it has been released and posted  to the G/L.  Thes invoices with this status can NOT be edited.

Deleted – this means that the invoice/record has been deleted, and the invoice/record can NOT be reinstated.

Hold Status   If an invoice is placed on Hold this field will display the type of Hold Status such as "Pmt Hold".  If an Invoice is on "Pmt Hold" user can still release and post the invoice to the GL.  If the status of the Invoice is "Released to GL", this record will not be Editable, but the "Remove Hold" button, will be available. 
Date Last Changed

The last change made to the invoice.

Reason

The reason for the change.

By

The initials of the user who made the change.

If lit in red, there is a note regarding the invoice.

This will take the user to the pertinent addresses for this invoice, as displayed:

 

For the INVOICE highlighted:

Item

The item number of the invoice. 

Description

The description of the purchase.

Quantity

The amount purchased.  We allow a fraction of a whole number in the qty within this module, because user may need to create a manual invoice for something that is measured in inches, feet, etc. Or another example is an invoice for 1.75 hours of work on something. 

Price Each

The price to be paid to the supplier.

Total

The total of the invoice.

Tax Pct

The sales tax percentage the supplier charged the user.

GL Number

The General Ledger Number to which the item was charged.

  Add special detail for line item 
  Delete special detail for line item

If lit in red, a note exists regarding the detail line.

Total Tax

This is the total of the sales tax on all of the line items.

Total Incl Tax

This is the grand total of the invoice due the supplier.

1.4.3.2. Maintain Recurring AP's Tab

Maintain Recurring AP’s tab Field Definitions

For the Recurring Payable highlighted, the screen will display:

View    
Number of Pmts - Orginal The Original Number of payments (if Type is defined as Fixed).
Number of Pmts - Remaining The number of payments remaining (if Type is defined as Fixed). 
Last AP Generated  The last scheduled payment date which was generated via the Generate Recurring AP’s tab. 
Setup Date  The date the Recurring AP was Setup. 
Date Last Changed The last date on any changes made to the Recurring AP record. 
Changed By  The users initials from the last change to the Recurring AP record. 
  To Close the highlighted Recurring AP record.
  This screen will display the confirm and remit to address for the supplier.
Reason  The reason for the Reucrring AP record.
  If lit in red, there is a note regarding the highlighted item. 

RECURRING INVOICE INFORMATION

Supplier Name  Supplier Name 
Pmt Amount

The amount of the recurring payment for each payment made.

Type

The type of recurring payment, either Fixed (a definite number of payments) or Open (number of payments is indefinite). 

Frequency

The payment interval, either monthly or quarterly. 

Description 

The description of the recurring payable. 

1st Pmt 

The date the 1st recurring payment was scheduled to be made. 

PO/Reference  The PO number or other reference.
Invoice No  The Invoice No 

RECURRING INVOICE DETAIL INFORMATION

Itm  The item number on the Invoice
Description  The description for that line item on the Invoice. 
Quantity  The Qty for that line item from the Invoice. We allow a fraction of a whole number in the qty within this module, because user may need to create a manual invoice for something that is measured in inches, feet, etc. Or another example is an invoice for 1.75 hours of work on something. 
Price Ea Price each for that line item from Invoice.
Total  Total Price for that line item from invoice. 
Tax PCT  Tax that was charged for that line item from invoice.
GL Number

The General Ledger Account number where the payment will be charged. 

If lit in red, a note exists regarding the detail line

Total Tax

This is the total of the sales tax on all of the line items.

Total Incl Tax

This is the grand total of the invoice due the supplier.

1.4.3.3. Generate Recurring AP's Tab

Generate Recurring AP's tab           

Overview

This screen is used to generate the Recurring Accounts Payable and set them up for payment by transferring them into the A/P Aging module.

Generate Recurring AP’s tab Field Definitions

Sel

If this column is checked, the recurring payable will be selected for Transfer to Accounts Payable Aging module.

Supplier Name

The name of the supplier for the recurring payable.

Pmt Amount 

The amount of the payment to the supplier.

Due Date

The scheduled due date for the recurring payable.

Type

The recurring payable type, either Fixed (a definite number of payments) or Open (a variable number of payments).

Frequency

The interval of payment, either monthly or quarterly.

Description

The description of the recurring payable.

PO/Reference

The PO or other reference for the recurring payable.

Invoice Number

The supplier assigned number for this recurring invoice.

 

Depressing this button will bring the ungenerated Recurring Payables through the Ending Date into the screen.

Ending Date  The field is to determine through which date the user wants to generate recurring payables.
If lit in red, the item note button will display the note for the recurring payable highlighted.
Depressing this button will cause the selected recurring payables to forward into the A/P Aging module.

    

1.4.4. How To ..... for Manual A/P Entries
1.4.4.1. Manual AP Entry
1.4.4.1.1. Find a Manual AP Entries

Enter Manex.exe
Accounting/Accounts Payable/ Manual AP Entries 
 
 

The following screen will appear:

Depress the Find recond action button, the following screen will appear: 

Select the desired Find By: by selecting the appropriate radio button  –  Supplier Name, Supplier Invoice No., Reference/PO No., Due Date Range, Transaction Date Range, or All.

Select the desired Filter: by selecting the appropriate radio button–  Editable, Paid Only, Released to GL Only, Paid & Rel to GL, Deleted, Pmt Hold, or All.

Select the desired Sort By: by selecting the appropriate radio button  –  Supplier Name + Invoice Number, Supplier Invoice Number or Transaction Date.
 
Press "OK" to continue
 

If you select Find By Supplier Name, a list of Suppliers will appear:

Select the desired Supplier.  Depress the OK button.  The screen will populate with the selection: 

If you select Find By Supplier Invoice Number, you will be prompted to type the Invoice Number into the box next to that selection.

If you select Find By Reference/PO Number, you will be prompted to type that information into the box next to the selection. 

If you select to Find By Due Date Range, you will be prompted to enter the Beginning Date and the Ending Date, type the dates into the boxes.

If you Find By Transaction Date Range, type the dates into the boxes. 

If you select Find By All.  Depress the "OK" button.  All records will populate the screen.

 

Filter:

Editable This means that most of the fields are eligible for changes.
Paid Only Checks have been written for these invoices.These can’t be edited. 
Released to GL Only These are still open in the A/P Aging and are unpaid.  These can’t be edited because they’ve already been released to G/L. 
Paid & Rel to GL Checks have been written for the invoices and they have been released to the G/L.  These can’t be edited. 
Deleted These have been deleted.  They can’t be reinstated.
Pmt Hold  These have been put on payment hold. 
All   All of the above.

Sort By:

Supplier Name - Invoice No The screen will populate with the Suppliers listed first in alphabetical order and then each Invoice Number for that Supplier will list in alpha-numerical order. 
Supplier Invoice No Each invoice number will list in alpha-numerical order.
Transaction Date Each transaction date will appear, then the Invoice Number, then the Supplier. 

Once the selection is made, depress the "OK" button. The screen will update with data from the selection:

  

1.4.4.1.2. Add a Manual AP Entries

Adding Manual Invoices

Manual AP Entry tab   Note:  Do NOT use for inventory receipts!  

Enter Manex.exe/Accounting/Accounts Payable/Manual A/P Entries 

 
The following screen will appear:
 
 
Select the Add button and enter in your password.  The following screen will appear:  If the transaction is for a period other than the one for the current date, enter in the changed date.  Enter an Invoice Number ("DM" is disallowed as the two left characters of the invoice number) and Invoice Date.

 

Depress the down arrow next to the Supplier Name field.  The following list will appear:

Select the Supplier.



The Due Date will automatically update to reflect the terms the Supplier has for the user.

Enter in the total amount of the Invoice, and a PO/Reference number.  

If you want to add an Invoice Note, depress the Invoice Note button.  Depress the Edit button.  Type in the invoice note.  Depress the Save button.  Depress the Exit button.

If you want to check on the Supplier’s CONFIRM/REMIT TO information, depress that button.  Information regarding the Supplier addresses will appear on the screen.

The user may change the TERMS by depressing the down arrow next to the Terms field and selecting a new term.  The user may also change the CONFIRM TO address or the REMIT TO address by depressing the arrows next to those fields and selecting a new address. 
 
Depress the Add Detail button at the bottom of the screen.  In the Invoice Detail Information section, enter in the Item Number, Description, Quantity, and Price Each.  The Total column will update automatically.  Enter in the Tax Percentage.(For example, a tax rate of 8 1/2 percent would be entered as 8.50), if applicable.  Enter in the General Ledger Account Number.

To look up a GL Account Number.  Double click in the GL Number field.  The following screen will appear:
Depress the arrow next to the Find By field.  The following selection will appear:

If you select Account Type, the following list will appear:

Select the GL Type.  The following list of accounts within that type will appear:

Select the desired GL Account Number.  Depress the OK button.

If you select Account Number, the following list will appear:

Select the desired GL Account Number.  Depress the OK button.

To add an Item Note, depress the Item Note button.  Depress the Edit button.  Type in the note.  Depress the Save button.  Depress the Exit button.  The note button will light up in red.

Continue to add detail using the above procedures until the entire invoice amount has been covered and exactly matches the total amount column in the top section of the screen.
 

Depress the Save button at the top of the screen the Status will update from "New" to "Editable".  Note:  If the two total amounts do not exactly match the Save button will not be available. 
 
Invoice will then be transfered to the  Release and Post screen .  Once the record has been released and posted to the GL the status will updated from "Editable" to "Released to GL".
 
 
 
1.4.4.1.3. Edit a Manual AP Entries
Editing Manual AP Entries :  If the Manual AP Entry Status is Editable and has NOT been released/posted to the GL, the user will have the ability to Edit the Invoice from the Manual AP Entry screen.  All Editing for Purchase Order Invoices already transferred to the Accounts Payable Aging module MUST be edited in the Manual Invoicing module.
 
Enter the Accounting/Accounts Payable/Manual AP Entries
 
The Following Screen will appear:
 
 
Manual AP Entry using the Find Procedures  

 

Depress the Edit button and type in your password.  Make the desired changes. Type in the Reason for the change.  If you change any of the amounts, make sure that the "Total Amt" field and the "Total Incl Tax" fields are equal. 

Note:  If you change the total detail pricing, you must also change the total amount column at the top of the screen, otherwise the Save button will not be available.
 

The user may add notes to both the Invoice Notes and the Item Notes.  Depress the Edit button.  Depress the Note button.  Depress the Edit button.  Type in the note.Depress the Save button.  Depress the Exit button.  The note button will light up in red.

The user may also change information in the Confirm/Remit To screen.  Depress the Edit button.  Depress the Confirm/Remit To button.  The following screen will appear:
 
 

The user may change the TERMS by depressing the down arrow next to the Terms field and selecting a new term.

The user may also change the CONFIRM TO address or the REMIT TO address by depressing the arrows next to those fields and selecting a new address. Once the edited changes are complete, depress the Save button.

For future Finds, the most recent edited change reason will display.  If there was more than one edited change, depress the Invoice Note button to see all of the changes.

 

1.4.4.1.4. Delete a Manual AP Entries
Deleting an Manual AP Entry/Invoice
 
Accounting/Accounts Payable/Manual AP Entries
 
The following screen will appear:
 

Find
an Invoice with the status "Editable".   Depress the Delete button. 

Type in your password, you will receive the following warning:
 
 
Depress the Yes button to complete the deletion.

Note: Upon Deletion the system will then completely remove the original transaction for the Manual AP Entry that was waiting to be Release/Posted to the GL. If the Invoice you want to delete is NOT editable, please follow the procedures below:

If it’s a Manual Invoice or an MRO PO Invoice, use the Debit Memo procedures.  If it’s an Inventory PO Invoice, use the DMR (Return to Vendor) procedures.  
 
1.4.4.2. Maintain Recurring AP's
1.4.4.2.1. Add a Recurring Payment
Add a Recurring Payable
 
Enter Manex.exe  Accounting/Accounts Payable/Manual A/P Entries 
 
The following screen will appear:
 
 
Go to the Maintain Recurring AP's tab
 
 
 
Depress the Add button at the top of the screen.  Type in your password.

If the Recurring Payable is for a Fixed number of Payments, enter the Original Number of Payments Box. 

Depress the down arrow in the Supplier Name column.  Select the Supplier from the drop down screen. 
 

Type in the Payment Amount.

Depress the down arrow next to the TYPE column.  Select the Type from the drop down list. 
Fixed is for a definite number of payments. Open is for an indefinite number of payments. 

Depress the down arrow next to the FREQUENCY column.Select the frequency – monthly or quarterly.

Type the description in the description box.  Type in the 1st payment date.  Type in the REFERENCE – PO Number or other.Type in the Invoice No..

Depress the Add Detail Button, located at the bottom of the screen.  Enter the Item Number, Description, Quantity, Price Each, and Tax Pct.Type in the General Ledger Number.
 
 

 
If you want to select the General Ledger Number, double click in that field.

The following screen will appear:

 

Depress the arrow next to the Find By Field.  Select to find by Account Type or Account Numbers.
If you select Account Type, the following list will appear:
 
Select the GL Type from the pulldown.

Select the desired GL Account Number from the pulldown.  Depress the OK button. 

 
Save the Record.   Note:  The Invoice Detail Total must equal the Payment Amount above before the system will allow you to save the record.
 
 

If you want to add an Item Note, depress that button.  Depress the Edit button.  Type in the note.  Depress the Save button.  Depress the Exit button.

If you want to see the CONFIRM and REMIT TO addresses, depress that button.  The following screen will be available:
 

You may select TERMS by depressing the down arrow next to the Terms field.Select the desired terms for the recurring invoice.

You may select another CONFIRM or REMIT TO address for the vendor by depressing the down arrow next to that field.  Select the desired address for the recurring invoice.

1.4.4.2.2. Edit/Delete a Recurring AP
Edit/Delete a Recurring Payable
 
Enter Manex.exe   Accounting/Accounts Payable/Manual A/P Entries
 
The following screen will appear:
 
 
Go to the Maintain Recurring AP's tab
 
 
To Edit:   Depress the Edit button.  Type in your password.  Type in the desired changes.  Depress the Save  button.

To Delete: Highlight the Recurring Payable you want to delete.  Depress the Edit button.  Type in your password.  Depress the Delete button.

Note:   If there has been ANY transfer from Recurring to A/P Aging, the user will NOT be allowed to Edit or Delete.   Instead, use the Close button to set the recurring to Inactive.
 
 
1.4.4.3. Generate Recurring AP's
1.4.4.3.1. Generate a Recurring Payable
Generate a Recurring Payable
 
Enter Manex.exe  Accounting/Accounts Payable/Manual A/P Entries

The following screen will appear:



Enter the Generate Reucrring AP's tab



To generate a Recurring Payable, depress the Add button. Type in your password. Type the Ending date into the field through which you wish the Recurring Payable to generate.
Depress the Generate Recurring AP’s button.  The ungenerated recurring payables through the Ending Date will populate the screen.
 

Go down the Select column and check any Recurring Payable, which you want to transfer to Account Payable Aging module.  Once you have made your selection(s) depress the "
Transfer to Accounts Payable" button.
 
NOTE:  If the users skip selecting one or more payments and select a later payment for the same recurring AP for transfer to AP, the earlier payments will not be generated in later sessions and will be lost
 
 
1.4.5. Reports for Manual A/P Entries

To obtain Manual A/P Entries or Recurring Payables reports, depress the Reports icon.  The following reports are available:

Invoice Register Detail
 
Highlight the Invoice Register Detail report.  Depress the Options tab, the following screen will be displayed.
 
Select the desired From and To dates.

Select the applicable Supplier(S) and depress the > button.  If you want all of the Suppliers, depress the >> button.

Complete your selection by clicking on the desired radio buttons within each section.  Then depress the OK button.


The following report will be displayed:   
 

 

Invoice Register Summary
 
Highlight the Invoice Register Summary report.  Depress the Options tab, the following screen will be displayed.
 
Select the desired From and To dates.

Select the applicable Supplier(S) and depress the > button.  If you want all of the Suppliers, depress the >> button.

Complete your selection by clicking on the desired radio buttons within each section.  Then depress the OK button.

 
The following report will be displayed:    
 

 

Recurring Payables Detail

Highlight the Recurring Payables Detail  report.  Depress the Options tab, the following screen will be displayed.
 
Select the desired From and To dates.

Select the applicable Supplier(S) and depress the > button.  If you want all of the Suppliers, depress the >> button.

Complete your selection by clicking on the desired radio buttons within each section.  Then depress the OK button.


The following report will be displayed:

 

Recurring Payables Summary
 
Highlight the Recurring Payables Summary report.  Depress the Options tab, the following screen will be displayed.
 
Select the desired From and To dates.

Select the applicable Supplier(S) and depress the > button.  If you want all of the Suppliers, depress the >> button.

Complete your selection by clicking on the desired radial within each section.  Then depress the OK button.

 
The following report will be displayed:
 
 

1.5. A/P Aging
1.5.1. Prerequisites for A/P Aging

Users MUST have full rights to the "AP Aging, Reports" in Accounting Security .   Users with “Accounting Security Supervisor” rights will automatically have access.
1.5.2. Introduction for A/P Aging

The Accounts Payable Aging selection provides on screen and printed reports to assist the tracking and payment of outstanding payables.  Note:  the user cannot schedule for payment until such time as the Invoice to be paid appears in the A/P Aging.  AP Prepayments are NOT considered outstanding payables so they will NOT be displayed on the AP Aging screen.

Note:  There are three modules which forward into the A/P Aging module.  The PO Reconciliation module,  Manual A/P Entries & Recurring Payments module and the Debit Memo module.
1.5.3. Fields & Definitions for A/P Aging
1.5.3.1. A/P Summary Current-60
A/P Summary Current - 60 Tab
 

A/P Summary Current - 60 tab field Defintions

In the column below, the name of the supplier. The user may sort alpha by depressing the button. 

In the column below, the net due to the user for that supplier.T he user may sort on highest to lowest by depressing the button.

Current

The amount due to the user which is not past the due date.

1 – 30

The amount due to the user which is 1 to 30 days past the due date.

31 – 60

The amount due to the user which is 31 to 60 days past the due date.

Totals

The totals line will display the totals for each column, Balance, Current, 1-30 and 31-60.

Past Due All

The grand net total for all of the suppliers for amounts past the scheduled due date.

1.5.3.2. A/P Summary-Over 60

A/P Summary-Over 60  tab  

A/P Summary-Over 60 tab field Definitions

In the column below, the name of the supplier.The user may sort alpha by depressing the button.

In the column below, the net due to the user for that supplier.The user may sort on highest to lowest by depressing the button.

61 - 90

The amount due to the user which is 61 to 90 days past the due date.

91 – 120

The amount due to the user which is 91 to 120 days past the due date.

Over 120

The amount due to the user which is over 120 days past the due date.

Totals

The totals line will display the totals for each column, Balance, 61-90, 91-120, Over 120.

Past Due All

The grand net total for all of the suppliers for amounts past the scheduled due date.

Highlight the Supplier of interest.To view the detail, select the appropriate tab – A/P Detail Current – 60 or A/P Detail – Over 60.The detail for that Supplier will display.

1.5.3.3. A/P Detail Current-60

A/P Detail Current- 60 tab 


A/P Detail Current-60 tab field Defintions

Supplier

The name of the Supplier being displayed.

Credit Status

The status the supplier has with the user, Approved, On Probation, Disqualified, etc.

Credit Terms

These are the payment terms the supplier has for the user.

Credit Limit

This is the limit of credit that the supplier extends to the user. 

Credit Available

This is the amount of credit still available to the user after consideration of all of the open invoices.

The supplier’s number for their invoice. To sort by invoice number, depress that button.

The date of the invoice.To sort by invoice date, depress that button.

The date the payment is due to the supplier. To sort by Due Date, depress that button.

Invoice Amt

The $ amount of the invoice.

Current

Invoices with scheduled due dates later than the current date.

1-30

Invoices with due dates between 1 and 30 days past the scheduled due date.

31-60

Invoices with due dates between 31 and 60 days past the scheduled due date.

Totals

The total of the Invoice Amount, Current, 1-30 and 31-60 columns.

To view another Supplier, depress on the down arrow next to the Supplier field.  A list of Suppliers with open Invoices will display:

 

Select the Supplier of choice.

1.5.3.4. A/P Detail-Over 60

A/P Detail – Over 60 tab



A/P Detail Over- 60 tab field Definitions

Supplier

The name of the Supplier being displayed. 

Credit Status

The status the supplier has with the user, Approved, On Probation, Disqualified, etc.

Credit Terms

These are the payment terms the supplier has for the user.

Credit Limit

This is the limit of credit that the supplier extends to the user.

Credit Available

This is the amount of credit still available to the user after consideration of all of the open invoices.

The supplier’s number for their invoice. To sort by invoice number, depress that button.

The date of the supplier’s invoice.To sort by invoice date, depress that button.

The date the payment is due to the supplier. To sort by Due Date, depress that button.

Invoice Amt

The $ amount of the invoice.

61-90

Invoices with due dates between 61 and 90 days past the scheduled due date.

91-120

Invoices with due dates between 91 and 120 days past the scheduled due date.

Over 120

Invoices with due dates between 31 and 60 days past the scheduled due date.

Totals

The total of the Invoice Amount, 61-90, 91-120 and over 120 columns.

To view another Supplier, depress on the down arrow next to the Supplier field.A list of Suppliers with open Invoices will display:

Select the Supplier of choice.

Note:  The Invoice must be displaying in A/P Aging before it can be selected for payment.

1.5.4. Reports for the A/P Aging
To obtain AP Aging reports, depress the Reports icon.  The following reports are available:

Note:  All of the AP Aging Reports account for Prepayments which are not accounted for in the AP Aging screen. 

AP Aging Summary
 
Select one of the radio buttons for the output you desire;  Screen, Printer, XL File, TXT File, or PDF

Highlight the AP Aging Summary report.  Depress the Options tab, the following screen will be displayed.

Select the applicable Supplier(S) and depress the > button.If you want all of the Suppliers, depress the >> button. 

Complete your selection by clicking on the desired radio button within each section.

Then depress the OK button

The following report will be displayed.

 

AP Aging Detail
 
Select one of the radio buttons for the output you desire;  Screen, Printer, XL File, TXT File, or PDF

Highlight the AP Aging Detail report.  Depress the Options tab, the following screen will be displayed.

Select the applicable Supplier(S) and depress the > button.  If you want all of the Suppliers, depress the >> button.
 
Complete your selection by clicking on the desired radio button within each section.

Then depress the OK button
 
 
 
 
 

The following report will be displayed.
 
 
 
AP Aging Detail As of
 
Select one of the radio buttons for the output you desire;  Screen, Printer, XL File, TXT File, or PDF

Highlight the AP Aging Detail As of report.  Depress the Options tab, the following screen will be displayed.

Select the applicable Supplier(S) and depress the > button.  If you want all of the Suppliers, depress the >> button.
 
Complete your selection by clicking on the desired radio button within each section.

Then depress the OK button.
 
 
 
Note:   You want to be sure that all invoices have been released and posted to the GL.  The AP Aging Detail As Of report does NOT list invoices that have NOT been released/posted to the GL yet.  This report IS intended to match the GL account information NOT the AP Aging screen.   Note:  If this report is still not matching the GL account information after all transactions have been released and posted to the GL then it may be due to Posted Journal Entries against the AP GL account.  These JE's will not be accounted for on the AS OF report yet will affect the GL Account balance and could explain why you are seeing a difference between the two.   
 
 
 

The following report will be displayed:
 
 
 
AP Transactions
 
Select one of the radio buttons for the output you desire;  Screen, Printer, XL File, TXT File, or PDF

Highlight the AP Transactions report.  Depress the Options tab, the following screen will be displayed.

Select the applicable Supplier(S) and depress the > button.  If you want all of the Suppliers, depress the >> button.
 
Complete your selection by clicking on the desired radio button within each section.

Then depress the OK button.
 
 
 
 
 

The following report will be displayed:
 
 

AP Reconciliation Report  
 
 
 
1.6. Payment Scheduling
1.6.1. Prerequisites for Payment Scheduling

Users MUST have full rights to the "Check Scheduling and Issue" in Accounting Security .   Users with “Accounting Security Supervisor” rights will automatically have access.


In order to schedule a payment, the invoice must be displaying in the
A/P Aging module. 
1.6.2. Introduction for Payment Scheduling
The Payment Scheduling selection provides on screen ability to schedule payments to suppliers by due date, by supplier, or by batch.  Note: In order to schedule a payment, the invoice must be displaying in the A/P Aging module. 
 
The Issue Checks selection allows you to select a batch for check issuance or to record a manual check already written.  The user may also void a previously written check in this module.
 
Note:  This is a single user screen, so no more than one user can be in the edit or add mode at any given time.  This is to prevent the users from selecting the same invoices and saving them into separate batches.   However more than one user can enter the module to run and/or view the reports and view the check register screen.
 
1.6.3. Fields & Definitions for Payment Scheduling
1.6.3.1. Batch Summary Tab

 

Batch Summary Field Definitions

Sch Date

This is the date that the user has selected for this batch to be paid.

Bank

The name of the bank from which the checks will be written.

Account Title

The G/L title for this bank.

Batch Description

The user assigned description pertaining to this batch.

Amount The total amount of the scheduled batch.
Curr Balance

The current balance in bank account 

Batch Detail Section: 

Due Date    The due date on the Invoice
Supplier

The name of the supplier which is being paid.

Invoice No.

The Suppliers number assigned to the invoice.

Invoice Amt.

The total amount of the individual invoice.

Balance

The unpaid balance of the invoice.

Disc. Taken

The applicable early payment discount amount.

Pay Amount

The amount of the check payment for this specified invoice.

Batch Total The sum of all of the scheduled invoice payments for this batch.

A/P Due in Days Section:

Total A/P

The grand total of all of the open Accounts Payable per the Accounts Payable Aging module.

A/P Current

The total of all invoices due today and later per the Accounts Payable Aging module.

A/P 1-30

The total of all invoices due yesterday and out 30 days per the Accounts Payable Aging module.

A/P 31-60

The total of all invoices due 31 days to 60 days ago per the Accounts Payable Aging module.

A/P 61-90

The total of all invoices due 61 days to 90 days ago per the Accounts Payable Aging module.

A/P 91-120

The total of all invoices due 91 days to 120 days ago per the Accounts Payable Aging module.

A/P Over 120

The total of all invoices due 120 days to infinity days ago per the Accounts Payable Aging module.

1.6.3.2. Batch Scheduling Tab
Clicking on the Batch Scheduling tab will bring up the following screen:
 

Once user selects the Add button, selects the Bank Name, Scheduled Date, Batach Description, Items to Display, and depresses the Display button all Unpaid Invoices will be displayed and the following screen will appear:  
 

Field Definitions 

Bank Name

The name of the bank from which the checks will be written.  Only the Active Bank Accounts will be available in the pull down when processing new records.

Current Bank Balance The current bank balance of the Bank being displayed in the Bank Name.
Scheduled Date

This is the date that the user has selected for this batch to be paid.

Batch Description

The Batch description the user assigned to this batch.

Account Title

The G/L title for the bank being displayed in the Bank Name.

Account Number

The account number for the bank account selected.  

Items to Display Select the radial on how you would like the invoices to be displayed either by "Earn Discount by Date", "Due by Date" or "All Unpaid"
To Date Enter the date to have the invoices displayed to
Depress this button to have the invoices displayed
Use these buttons to check or uncheck all records
Set Cursor where to start to either check or uncheck the rest of the records and depress this button, the records will be checked or unchecked from this point on down.
Y/N

If this box is checked, the invoice is included in the batch for payment. 

Disc Date

The date on which the early payment discount expires for terms such as 2 % 10, net 30. 

Due Date

Under the terms the supplier has for the user, the last possible payment date available before being considered delinquent.For example, if the terms are 2 % 10, net 30, the date appearing in this column would be 30 days from the invoice date without consideration for the early payment discount. 

Supplier

The name of the supplier which is being paid.

Invoice No.

The Suppliers number assigned to the invoice.

Invoice Amt

The total amount of the individual invoice.

Balance

The unpaid balance of the invoice. 

Discount Amount

The applicable early payment discount amount. 

Pay Amount The amount of the check payment for this specified invoice
Inv Date The date the Invoice was created
Depress this button to add an item to a batch
Highlight the item and depress this button to delete an item from a batch
Total Amount Scheduled

The sum of all of the scheduled invoice payments for this batch.

To view the Invoice Date, scroll to the right.

If there are several invoices in the batch, the user may sort by invoice date by depressing the Invoice Date column header. 

1.6.3.3. Check Maintenance Tab

This tab is used to record and print a manual check, to void a check or to re-print a single check or make a Prepayment to a Supplier. Upon clicking on the tab, the followng screen appears:

 
 
Bank

The name of the bank from which the checks will be written.

Current Bank Balance The current bank balance
 

Depress this button and a test check will go to your printer so that you may check on the alignment first.

Account Title The G/L title for this bank.
Bank Account Number The number that the bank has for this account.
Check No The number of the Check for the Transaction
Date The date of the Transaction
Options - Once you have selected an option it must remain selected because of how the system saves each selection differently.   We do NOT allow the user to change the selection if they happen to select the wrong one by mistake. because it would create issues within the system.  If you need to change your selection you will need to abandon any changes and start a new record again this time selecting the correct option.
Pay to the Order of Address Check to
Check Amount The total amount of the check issued.
Supplier The name of the supplier which is being paid.
AP Prepayment Check if this is a Accounts Payable Prepayment. 
View the check note
 
Detail Information
 
Itm Line item number
Description The user assigned description pertaining to this batch.
Invoice No The Suppliers number assigned to the invoice.
Invoice Amt The total amount of the individual invoice.
Balance The unpaid balance of the invoice. 
Disc Taken The applicable early payment discount amount. 
Amt Paid The amount of the check payment for this specified invoice
GL Number The general ledger account number where the charge will post
  View the Item Note
Total Detail The sum of all of the line items. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1.6.3.4. Automatic Bank Deduction Tab

 

This is the companion screen to the Bank Reconciliation  - Generate Automatic Deductions tab.  In this screen, the automatic deductions are set up.  Upon generation in the Bank Reconciliation module, the appropriate journal entry will generate and the outstanding check list will display the automatic deduction.

 

To view the detail on a specific deduction, highlight it and the pertinent detail will display in the Detail section.


Automatic Bank Deductions field definitions:

 

View If the Radial is Current – open deductions will display.If the Radial is Closed –previous deductions will display. 
Number of Payments   If the Radial is Original – the number of times the deduction will be generated.  If the Radial is Remaining - the balance of the number of times the deduction will be generated. 
Setup Date      The date on which the deduction was created.
First Deduction Date The date on which the bank will be making the fist deduction.
Last Deduction Made The date of the most recent deduction.
Last Date Changed If any changes have been recorded, the latest date of such change will appear here.
Changed By  The initials of the user who recorded the last edited change.
Reason The reason for the latest change.
  This button will close the deduction so that no further deductions can be generated within the Bank Reconciliation module
  If this button is lit in red, there are notes regarding the automatic deduction. 

Automatic Bank Deductions Section:

Bank   The name of the bank from which the deduction will be generated. 
Account Number The number the bank has for the user’s account.
Payment Amount The total of the specific automatic deduction.
Day of the Month The specific day when the deduction will be generated by the bank.
Description  The reason for the automatic deduction. 

Detail Section:

Item    The item number assigned.
Description    The detail and reason for the specific line item.
Amount   The cost of the individual line item.
G/L Number  The general ledger account number where the charge will post.
Total Detail  The sum of all of the line items.  This amount must agree with the Automatic Bank Deductions Payment Amount.

1.6.3.5. Check Register Tab

Depressing the Check Register tab will bring up the following screen:

 
Bank The name of the bank from which the checks will be written

Account No

The number that the bank has for this account.
Account Name The name that the bank has for this account.
Payee The name of the institution or business which will appear on the check.
Date Range The range of dates you want data displayed within
Check No Range The range of check numbers you want data displayed within
Check Status
Depress this button to display data based on selection
Depress this button to change selection
Bank The name of the bank from which the checks will be written
Account No The number that the bank has for this account.
Check No Check number 
Date Date of Check
Payee The name of the institution or business which will appear on the check.
Amount The total amount of the check issued.
Status Status of Check
View Dtl View Detail
Total Total of Check Amount
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1.6.4. How To ..... for Payment Scheduling
1.6.4.1. Batch Scheduling
1.6.4.1.1. Create a Scheduled Batch of Checks
Adding a New Scheduled Batch

Enter Manex.exe  Accounting/Accounts Payable/Payment Scheduling

  
The following screen will appear:



Enter the Batch Scheduling screen:



Depress the Add record button.  Enter your password.

Select the Bank Name from the drop down display (Inactive Bank Accounts will not be listed). 
The Account Title and Number will appear automatically.  Enter in the Scheduled Date.  Enter in the Batch Description.
Select the appropriate radial in the Items to Display section:  Earn Discount by Date, Due By date or All Unpaid.    If Earn Discount or Due By are selected then enter into the To Date field the date through which you want included in the scheduled batch.  Then depress the Display button. 
 
 
 
All unpaid Invoices will be displayed:
 
 
 
Uncheck the items you DO NOT want to include in this scheduled batch.  Depress the Save button.
 
 
 
1.6.4.1.2. Edit a Scheduled Batch of Checks
 
Enter Manex.exe  Accounting/Accounts Payable/Payment Scheduling 
 
The following screen will appear:  To edit a scheduled batch, highlight the batch you want to edit.  Go to the Batch Scheduling screen.
 
 

Depress the Edit button.  Enter your password.    If you want to add to this batch, depress the Add items button at the botton of the screen.   Enter the EXACT invoice number as is entered in the Accounts Payable Aging. Depress the Enter Key and the rest of the information regarding that invoice will fill in automatically.   
 
 

To delete an already scheduled line item, highlight the item.  Depress the Delete Items button.  You will receive the following message:

 

Depress the Yes button to continue, depress the No button to abondon deletion. 
 
Depress the Save button to save the changes, depress the Abandon changes button to abandon the changes.
 
 
1.6.4.1.3. Delete a Scheduled Batch of Checks
Enter Manex.exe  Accounting/Accounts Payable/Payment Scheduling

The following screen will appear:  Highlight the batch you want to delete. 
 

 
Enter the Batch Scheduling screen.  Depress the Delete Batch record button. 
 

 
Enter in your password.  The following message will appear:



Depress the Yes button to continue.  The batch will be deleted.  Enter the No button to abandon the deletion.
 
 
 
 
 
1.6.4.1.4. Printing Batch Checks
Enter Manex.exe  Accounting/Accounts Payable/Payment Scheduling 

The following screen will appear:  Highlight the batch you want to print.
 
 

Depressing the Reports action button will bring up the following menu options: 


If the user selects the "Print Batch Checks", the following screen will appear: (Note:  The Bank name field could be blank if the Bank is Inactive)
 

 Check Printing Screen field definitions -- Batch Printing tab:

Bank Name The name of the bank from which the checks will be written.
Scheduled Date

This is the date that the user has selected for this batch to be paid.

Batch Description

The user assigned description pertaining to this batch.

Account Title

The G/L title for this bank.

Account Number

The number that the bank has for this account.

The button will uncheck all of the checkmarks in the Yes column.

Highlight the last item you want to include in this payment, then clicking on this button will uncheck the rest of the checkmarks in the Yes column.

Depressing this button selection will bring up the following screen:

View Batch Detail field definitions:

Summary of Selected Items By Supplier

Supplier

The name of the supplier to which payment will be made.

Payee

The name of the institution or business which will appear on the check.

Address

The first address line per the Supplier Information setup.

Balance The unpaid balance of the invoice
Disc. Taken

The applicable early payment discount amount.

Pay Amount The amount of the check payment for this specified invoice
Total Selected

The sum of all of the scheduled invoice payments for this batch.

View Batch Detail (button)

Selecting this will return you to the prior screen view.

Print Checks
 
If user receives the following message after depressing the Print Check button:
 
 
 
This message is displayed when the check that the system is attempting to print would end up being for a negative value.  One possible reason would be that the Remit To information between the Invoice and Debit Memo's selected on the Check Batch are different, or blank.  Due to this the system would want to create two separate checks, and that could place the Debit Memo on a check by itself. We can not allow checks for negative value.  So we suggest that you make sure that all of your Remit To information is properly populated within the Supplier Information module.   However, there is a work around if you need to create a check for an Invoice and Debit Memo that have different or Blank Remit To Information, you may process the records through the Check Maintenance module, Record & Print a Check .   If the "Remit to Address" printing on the check is different then expected or balnk refer to  Article #3342 for further detail.  
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To print a selected batch, depress the Edit button and enter your password.  The selections shown at the right will enable. 

Test Printer Alignment

If you select Test Printer Alignment, the following message will appear informing user that the check alignment is only available for the standard xERP check layout :
 
To continue, depress the Yes button.
The following message will appear:  Depress the Yes button to continue:
 
 A test check will go to your printer so that you may check on the alignment first.

Print a Single Invoice and remove from batch

Choosing this option will allow the user to select just one invoice from a batch and print a check for it.

Uncheck any boxes in the Yes column which you DO NOT want to pay.  Depress the Print a Single Invoice and remove from batch button.  The following will display:
 
 

You may enter a different check number than the default if you choose.  Depress the Continue button to print the check. 
 
If you have more than one check selected you will receive the following message:
 
Print Selected items and release others from Batch

Choosing this option will allow the user to select some invoices from a batch and print checks for them.  All invoices NOT checked in the Yes box will be released from all scheduling.

Uncheck any boxes in the Yes column which you DO NOT want to pay.  Depress the Print Selected items and release others from batch button.  



You may enter a different check number than the default if you choose.  Depress the Continue button to print the check. 


Print Selected Items and Transfer Others to Another Batch

Choosing this option will allow the user to select some of the invoices from a batch and print checks for them.  Additionally, items not selected will be transferred to a newly created batch.

After depressing the “Print selected Items and Transfer Others to Another Batch”, the screen below will appear.   You will need to enter in the New Batch Description.



You may enter a different check number than the one displayed if you choose.   Depress the Continue button to print the checks. 

Once the Continue button is depressed, the following check format selection will appear:

Click on the down arrow to select the desired layout; There are three types of Check Forms to select from:  Standard xERP Check Layout; Deluxe Form 081065; or Canadian Check Layout.  See Article #3014 for further information on the check forms.


Next, click on the OK button.  Note: that an entirely new batch has been created for the invoices not checked.  

Reprint Checks

The Batch Re-Printing tab is used to re-print checks that got mangled in the printer.



Depress the Find Record button.The following screen will appear:
 
Select the appropriate radial, either Single Check or Printed Batch. 

If you select Single Check, depress the arrow next to the Bank Name to make your selection.
 
Once you have made your selection, the account number will automatically appear.  Enter in the check number and depress the OK button.
If you select Printed Batch, depress the arrow next to the Batch Description to make your selection. 

Once you have made your selection, depress the OK button.
 
 

The following screen will be displayed.
 
 

Depress the Edit button.  Enter in your password.   Check the Yes column at the far left for the checks you wish reprinted.  You have the option to change the Check number at this point in time if needed.

Depress the Reprint Selected Items button.  The new check will go to the printer.  The old check number will be voided and will be replaced by the new check number on the Check Register.
 
 
 
1.6.4.1.4.1. Check Forms
STANDARD ManEx CHECK LAYOUT - This layout would be used with blank checks. 
 
 
 
DELUXE FORM DLT104  - This form would be used with Checks purchased from Deluxe Business Checks & Forms.    NOTE: When you switch over to using a new Deluxe Form, please contact ManEx for new layout.
 
 
 
 
 
CANADIAN CHECK LAYOUT - This form would be used with Checks purchased from Litho-Quebec JGB Inc. See information below.
 
 

Litho-Quebec JGB Inc.
545 Delmar Ave. 
Pointe-Claire, QC
H9R 4A7
514.694.9595
 
 
 
1.6.4.2. Check Maintenance
1.6.4.2.1. Record & Print Check

This tab is used to record a manual check, to void a check or to re-print a single check.  Upon clicking on the tab, this screen appears:

Note:  To reprint batches of checks, see the  Batch Re-Printing  procedures. 

To get started, depress the Add button. Type in your password.  Depress the down arrow next to the Bank field.  Select the appropriate bank.

Select from among the following radial selections: 


If the "Record and Print a Check" radial is selected, the user will be able to issue a check via the printer and at the same time, record it.  This is especially useful for COD non-inventory orders. 

Note
:  For COD orders involving inventory, please refer to the Pre-Pay Supplier procedures.  

Depress the down arrow next to the Supplier field:

Toggle down and then select the desired supplier.

 

Enter in the amount of the check.  If you wish to add a Check Note, depress that button.  Depress the Edit button.  Type in your note.  Depress the Save button.  Depress the Exit button.

Depress the Add Item button located at the bottom of the screen.  Enter in the Item Number, Description.  Enter an Invoice number that exists in the AP Aging.  When the Invoice number is entered the Invoice Amount, Balance, and General Ledger Number will fill in automatically and user can make the needed changes to the Disc Taken and Amt Paid. 
 
If the Invoice does not exist in AP Aging the following message will be displayed, but will allow the user to continue and save the record without populating the Invoice number.  
 
Once the Check amount and the detail total are the same, the Save button will enable.   You may enter a different check number than the one displayed if you choose.
 
 
 

Depress the Save button and the following check format selection will appear:

 
 

Click on the down arrow to select the desired layout; There are three types of Check Forms to select from: Standard xERP Check Layout; Deluxe Form DLT104; or Canadian Check Layout. See Article #4657 for further information on the check forms.

 
 

Once the selection has been made, depress the "OK" button and the check will go to the printer and will also record.  

NOTE:  If Invoice is in a check batch it will automatically removed from the batch when paid within the check maintenance screen.
 
1.6.4.2.2. Record a Hand Written Check

This tab is used to record a manual check, to void a check or to re-print a single check.  Upon clicking on the tab, this screen appears:

To get started, depress the Add record button. Type in your password.  Depress the down arrow next to the Bank field.  Select the appropriate bank.

Select from among the following radial selections: 

 
If the "Record a Handwritten Check" radial is selected, the user will have already manually hand written a check.  This function will only record the record the check, it will not print out a check.
 
Depress the down arrow next to the Supplier field:

Toggle down and then select the desired supplier.

 

Enter in the Amount. 
The system will prompt for the next check number.  The user may highlight the check number field and type in another number if needed.
 
Depress the Add Item button.  Enter in the Item and Description.  If the invoice is applicable to an existing invoice already in the Accounts Payable Aging, enter in the Invoice number exactly as it exists in the AP Aging.  Then the remaining fields will automatically update.

Type in the Amt Paid and depress the Save Record button.  The AP Aging will update and the check will be recorded.

If the check you are attempting to record does not apply to an existing record in the AP Aging.  Then you need to follow the above procedure to the point of Adding Item.  Once you depress the Add Item button, enter in the Item and Description.  This time do not tab or enter into the Invoice No field, you must click directly into the Invoice Amt field.  Enter in the Invoice Amt, Balance, Disc Taken, Amt Paid and GL Number.

Once the Total Detail equals the Amount field, the system will allow you to save the record.



NOTE:  If Invoice is in a check batch it will automatically removed from the batch when paid within the check maintenance screen.

1.6.4.2.3. Void an Issued Check

This tab is used to record a manual check, to void a check or to re-print a single check.  Upon clicking on the tab, this screen appears:

To get started, depress the Add button. Type in your password.  Depress the down arrow next to the Bank field.  Select the appropriate bank.

Select from among the following radial selections: 



If the "Void an Issued Check" radial is selected, the user may void any un-cleared outstanding check.

Type in the check number you wish to void.  All of the associated data will appear, as detailed below.

 

Depress the Save button.  You will receive the following message to confirm that you want to void the check:

 

Depress the Yes button.  The check will void. 
 
If the original check has been applied to Invoice(s) within the AP Offset module the check cannot be voided or reprinted and user will receive the following message:
 
1.6.4.2.4. Void an Unused Check

This tab is used to record a manual check, to void a check or to re-print a single check.  Upon clicking on the tab, this screen appears:

To get started, depress the Add button. Type in your password.  Depress the down arrow next to the Bank field.  Select the appropriate bank.

Select from among the following radial selections: 


If the "Void an Unused Check" radial is selected, the user may void a check which had never been paid through or entered in the system as a manual check recording.
 
Enter the check number you wish to void.  
 
 
 

Depress the Save button.  You will receive the following message to confirm that you want to void the check:

 

Depress the Yes button.  The check will be recorded as Void in the Check Register.  

 
1.6.4.2.5. Reprint a Single Check

This tab is used to record a manual check, to void a check or to re-print a single check.  Upon clicking on the tab, this screen appears:

Note:  To reprint batches of checks, see the  Batch Re-Printing  procedures. 

To get started, depress the Add button. Type in your password.  Depress the down arrow next to the Bank field.  Select the appropriate bank.

Select from among the following radial selections: 


If the "Reprint a Single Check" radial is selected, the user will be able to void out and reprint a single check.
 
Enter the old check number into the field, the system will automatically fill in all of the rest of the information.  The system will prompt for the next check number.  The user may highlight the check number field and type in another number if needed.  Once the Check amount and the detail total are the same, the Save button will enable.



Depress the Save button. The check will go to the printer and will also record.
 
If the original check has been applied to Invoice(s) within the AP Offset module the check cannot be voided or reprinted and user will receive the following message:
 
 




 
1.6.4.3. Automatic Bank Deduction
1.6.4.3.1. Add a New Automatic Bank Deduction
Adding a new Automatic Deduction
 
 
Depress the Add button.  Type in your password.  Enter the original number of payments, the date of the first deduction then select the bank.  Enter the payment amount, the day of the month for the deduction and a description of the deduction.  
 
 

Depress the Add Item button.  Type in the Item Number, a description of the line item, the line item amount and the General Ledger number.


Note:  if you don’t know the G/L number, place the cursor in the G/L field and hit the Enter key twice.  This will bring up the following:
 
 

  

Depress the arrow next to the Find By field. 

 

 

Select either Find By Account Type or Account Numbers.  If you selected by Account Type, the following listing will appear, once you’ve depressed the down arrow next to the GL Type field:

 

Scroll up or down until the appropriate G/L range is found. 

 

Then depress the down arrow next to the Account Numbers field.  The following selection for the posting account will appear:

 

 

 

Select the account.  Depress the OK button. 
 

 

Note that the Payment Amt and the Total Detail must be equal before the save button will be available. 

Depress the Save button to save changes, depress the Abandon Changes button to abandon changes.
 
 NOTE:  Once this record is saved it will not be editable, if changes are needed to the record you will be required to close the existing record and create a new one accordingly.  For further explanations see Article #2328.
 
 
1.6.4.3.2. Edit an Automatic Bank Deduction

Editing a Automatic Bank Deduction

 

You may only make a change to an un-saved Automated Bank Deduction.  If it’s been saved, you are able to edit the Note information only.  The reason for this is that these records are the source for the automatic deductions frm the bank account and if we did allow any of the items to be changed user would have no audit trail.  (For example if you have an automatic deduction from bank account for payment of an auto loan of $500 on the 2nd of each month and system allowed you to change the amount from $500 to $400 for an office equipment loan in July, you would have no audit trail back for the $500 auto loan).  So instead of editing a record, the user may change the status to Closed and then add a new automatic bank deduction with the desired features.  For further information see Article #2328.

 

1.6.4.3.3. Close an Automatic Bank Deduction

Closing an Automatic Bank Deduction

 

To close out an automatic bank deduction.  Highlight the pertinent deduction and depress the Close button. 



Type in your password.  Depress the Save button to save the changes, depress the Abandon Changes button to abandon the changes.

 

To view the deduction you’ve closed, click on the Closed radial and the screen view will update.
 
 
 
 
1.6.4.4. Check Register
1.6.4.4.1. Create a Check Register

Depressing the Check Register tab will bring up the following screen:

To design the check register display and the applicable print out, depress the down arrow next to the Bank field. Select the pertinent bank.  The account number and account name will automatically fill in  .If you are interested in only one specific payee, depress the down arrow next to the Payee filed and select the desired payee.  If you want to view a specific date range, type in the Date Range From and To.  If you are interested in a range of check numbers, type in the first and the last check number into the Check Number Range fields.

Determine the Check status you desire by click on the appropriate radial:

All Transactions

All transaction status types will display in the detail.

Printed/Outstanding Only Only un-cleared checks will display.
Cleared Only

Only checks marked off as Cleared in the Bank Reconciliation module will display.

Printed OS or Cleared

Both un-cleared and cleared checks will display.

Void Transactions Only voided checks will display.

Once you have all of the criteria selected, hit the Display button:



Once the display is showing on the screen, you may sort by Bank, Account Number, Check Number, Date, Payee or Status by clicking on the column header:  

To view the detail of any line item, click on the Detail column on the far right hand side.The following screen will display:

 

To further view any notes pertaining to the Check, depress the Check Note button.  To view any note specific to the individual line item, depress the Item Note button.  Hit Exit to return to the main screen.

To reset the selection criteria, depress the Reset Criteria button.  Then re-design the display.

1.6.4.5. How To Pre-Pay A Supplier
How to prepare make an AP Prepayment - Select Payment Scheduling
 
The following screen will appear:
 
 
 
Depress the Check Maintenance tab.  User can enter all of the information for a manual check on this screen. 
 

Select the Add button, then select the Bank from the Pulldown, then check the "Record and Print a Check", then check the "AP Prepayment" box.

 
 
Once the AP Prepayment box is check, an additional box will appear for user to enter a Prepay Reference number (if applicable).  NOTE:  A Prepay GL number must be setup in the GL Acct Setup screen and the Purchase AP Setup  in order to use this option. 

Check number and date will default in, but may be edited:  

Select the Supplier (payee)  from the pulldown and enter the Check amount.

The "Add Item" button at the bottom of the detail  info screen will become available:   
 
 

Depress this button and the detail information will default in, enter a GL number:



Save Record and print check. 
The entry will record as follows:
 
 
 
To apply this Prepayment against an Invoice use the AP Offset module.
 
 
1.6.5. Reports for Payment Scheduling
1.6.5.1. Check Reports
Print Check Reports  
 
Enter Manex.exe  Accounting/Accounts Payable/Payment Scheduling
 
The following screen will appear:
 
 
 
 
Depress the Print button and the following option screen will appear:  
 
Select "Print Check Reports" The following selection will appear:

Highlight the report of interest and depress the option tab. 

 Payment Schedule Batch Detail 

 

Select one of the radio buttons for the desired output; Screen, Printer, XL File, TXt File or PDF File.

Select the appropriate radial, One Batch or All batches to Date.  

If you’ve selected One Batch, depress the down arrow at the right hand side of the screen to select the desired batch. Select the desired Sort Radio button.

Depress the OK Button

Select one of the radio buttons for the desired output; Screen, Printer, XL File, TXt File or PDF File.

Select the appropriate radial, One Batch or All batches to Date.  

If you’ve selected All Batches to Date, enter the desired date and select All Bank Accounts or Select Bank Account from the pull down.  Select the desired Sort Radio button.

Depress the OK Button

The following report will be displayed.

 

Payment Schedule Batch Summary

Depress the Options Tab, and the following screen will appear:
 
Select one of the radio buttons for the output you desire;  Screen, Printer, XL File, TXT File, or PDF.
 
Enter in the Batch To Date.  Select the desired Bank information.

Depress the OK button.  

The following repot will be displayed.

  

Cash Disbursement Forecast Report 

Depress the Options Tab, and the following screen will appear:
 
Select one of the radio buttons for the output you desire;  Screen, Printer, XL File, TXT File, or PDF.
Enter in the Date Range.  Select the desired Bank information.

Depress the OK button


The following report will be displayed.

  

Discounts Available for Invoices Payable

Highlight the report in the listing.  Then depress the OK button.  The following report will be displayed.
 

 

1099 Reports 

Depress the Options Tab, and the following screen will appear:
 
Select one of the radio buttons for the output you desire;  Screen, Printer, XL File, TXT File, or PDF.

Enter in the calendar year of interest in the Year box.  Choose from the All Suppliers or Select Supplier by selecting the radio button. 

Depress the OK button.
 
Note:  This will NOT work on the Pre-Printed Forms from the Government.
 
This report ONLY prints out the numbers for the users to manually enter on the pre-printed 1099 forms. 
 
A couple of the reason for this is because ManEx does NOT want to be responsible for storing confidential information such as Recipients ID#/Social Security Numbers, etc.  Also ManEx has no way of knowing what the payments are for Rent, Royalities, etc. 
 

The following reports are available:  "1099 Report for Year Ending ...."  and "1099 Report Summary for Year Ending ...."
 
 
 
  
 
Pre-Paid Check Report
 
Depress the Options Tab, and the following screen will appear:

Select one of the radio buttons for the output you desire;  Screen, Printer, XL File, TXT File, or PDF.
Select from the All Suppliers or Select Supplier, and select All Bank Accounts or Select Bank Account by selecting the appopriate radio button.   Enter the From and To date. 

Depress the OK button.
 
The following report will print:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


 
1.6.5.2. Check Register Reports
Print Check Register Reports 
 
The information will be based on the criteria selected in the Check Register screen

Once the display is as desired, if you want a hard copy printout, depress the Printer Icon and the following reports will be available.

  
 
Highlight the desired report, Select one of the radio buttons for the output you desire;  Screen, Printer, XL File, TXT File, or PDF, and depress the OK button.
Check Register Summary Report
 

 
 
Check Register Detail Report
 

 

1.7. Accounts Payable Offset

1.7.1. Prerequisites for A/P Offset

Users MUST have full rights to the "AP Offsets and Debit Memos" in Accounting Security .   Users with “Accounting Security Supervisor” rights will automatically have access.
 
Only the items currently existing in the A/P Aging with a status other than "Editable" and "Deleted"  will appear.  AP Invoices MUST be released before they will be displayed in the AP Offset.  AP Invoice records that have a status of "Deleted" or "Editable" will NOT be brought forward into the AP Offset module. 
 
 
1.7.2. Introduction for A/P Offset

The Accounts Payable Offset section allows the user to apply an open debit memo and/or prepayments against an invoice, or to debit and credit several invoices to change the amounts due per invoice.

1.7.3. Fields & Definitions for A/P Offset

 

 
Supplier Supplier Name
Current Date Current Date
Transaction Date Date of Transaction

Depress this button to a note to an  AP Offset.  This note will be printed on the AP Offset Report.  Note:  This note will NOT appear on screen.

Invoice Date Date the Invoice was created.
Invoice Number Invoice Number
Invoice Amount Total Amount of Invoice
Balance Due Balance due on Invoice
Reference No Reference number assinged to Invoice
Type Type of Transaction

Group

A Group letter will be defaulted in when creating an AP Offset
+Amount
Offset amount that will be added to the Invoice balance due 
-Amount
Offset amount that will be subtracted from the Invoice balance due
New Balance The New Balance after the offset amount adjustment
Totals
The totals of the Balance Due and New Balances must equal and the totals of the -Amounts & +Amounts much match to save an AP offset.
1.7.4. How To .... for A/P Offset
1.7.4.1. Add an AP Offset

 

Enter Manex.exe  Accounting/Accounts Payable/AP/Offset  

The following screen will appear:

To add a new AP offset, depress the Add button.  Type in your password.  Then select the desired Supplier from the pull down.

NOTE:  Only the items currently existing in the A/P Aging with a status other than "Editable" and "Deleted"  will appear.  AP Invoices MUST be released before they will be displayed in the AP Offset.  AP Invoice records that have a status of "Deleted" or "Editable" will NOT be brought forward into the AP Offset module. 
 

To offset, select the applicable invoice.  Type in any amount you want subtracted to the invoice in the - Amount column.  Type an equal amount in the + Amount column that you want subtracted from a Debit Memo.  Continue this until the totals appearing at the bottom of the screen equal the same amounts for both the + and – Amounts columns, as illustrated below:

 
 
 
User can at this time add an Item Note and this note will only appear on the AP Offset Report.
 
 
Depress the Save action button.  The A/P Aging will adjust accordingly.  
 
 
1.7.5. Reports for the A/P Offset

Accounts Payable Offset Report

To obtain a printout, depress the Printer Button.  The following report will be available.
 
 

Highlight the report and depress the Options tab:
 
Select one of the radio buttons for the output you deisre;  Screen, Printer, XL File, TXT File, or PDF.

Type in the From and To dates.
 
Depress the OK button.

The following report is available:
 
 
 
 

 

1.8. Debit Memo

1.8.1. Prerequisites for Debit Memo

Users MUST have full rights to the "AP Offsets and Debit Memos" in Accounting Security .   Users with “Accounting Security Supervisor” rights will automatically have access.

 

Supplier

 The Supplier must be setup in the Supplier Information module.

1.8.2. Introduction for Debit Memo
There are two types of Debit Memos:  One created via the DMR process  and the ones created directly via this entry screen.

Note:  T
hat if the Debit Memo concerns a return of inventory, the user should use the DMR process because any Debit Memo affecting the inventory general ledger numbers should be created via the DMR process.
Note:  A Debit Memo created against an open supplier invoice will automatically net against that invoice in the A/P Aging.  In the case of a DMR Debit Memo, if the supplier invoice has already been paid, then a Debit Memo will forward to the A/P Aging.  This open Debit Memo may be offset against other open invoices from that same supplier via the A/P offset module. 

Additionally, please note that ONLY a "From Inventory DMR" will generate a Debit Memo (Only if the PO has been reconciled and transfered to AP).   If a DMR was created "From a Purchase Order" then there will be no Debit Memo created – this is adjusted automatically within the ManEx system prior to the PO Reconciliation.  Only what has been ACCEPTED will forward to the PO Reconciliation module. 
1.8.3. Fields & Definitions for Debit Memo

 

Debit Memo field Definitions

Supplier Name

The name of the supplier for which the DM was created.

Date

The date of the DM.

Debit Memo Number

The unique number assigned to the DM.

Status

The Status of the Debit Memo - "ADD" "Pending" "Posted to AP" "Released to GL"  or "Cancelled"

Supplier Number

The number assigned to the Supplier in the Supplier Information master.

Account Number

The number by which the supplier identifies the user.

Account Status

The status of the supplier, approved, pending, etc., per the Supplier Information master.

Type

The radial denotes the type of DM, either against an open A/P invoice or created as a general DM, just against the account without regard as to whether there was any open invoice. 

If displayed in Red, depressing this button will bring up the information typed in when debit memo was created.

Depress this button to add any notes pertinent to this DM.  If displayed in Red, depressing this button will display any pertinent notes re this DM.

Remit Address Information

This is the remit to address for this supplier per the supplier information master.

PO Num/Ref

The Purchase Order number that the original Invoice was applied against.

PO Date

The Order Date pulled forward from when the Purchase Order was originally created.

RMA Number

This would be the RMA number information that was entered within the DMR module.  

RMA Date

This is the RMA Date information that was entered within the DMR Module.

Invoice No

The Original Invoice that the Debit Memo is being applied against.

DMR Number

The DMR number that was assigned within the DMR module.

DMR Date The date that the associated DMR was processed 
DMR Pack List

The Packing List Number that was assigned to the DMR within the DMR module. 

Date Last Changed

This is the date of any changes made to the original DM.

By

The initials of the user who made the last change.

Reason for Change

The description of the reason for the last change. 

DEBIT MEMO DETAIL INFORMATION section:

Item

This is the item number of the detail.

Description

The description pertaining to this specific line item.

Quantity

The quantity for the line item.

Price Each

The price each for this line item.

Tax Pct

The sales tax percentage applicable to this line item.

Total 

The sum of the (quantity X price each) + tax % (quantity X price each) = Total.

GL Number

The general ledger number for this line item.

Sub-Total The total before any discount taken
Discount Taken Discount taken on Original Invoice
Debit Memo Total 

The total of the DM, after discount and including any applicable sales tax.

Depressing this button will display any notes pertaining to the line item highlighted. 

1.8.4. How To ..... for Debit Memo
1.8.4.1. Find a Debit Memo

 

Enter Manex.exe Accounting/Accounts Payable/Debit Memos

 

 
The following screen will appear:
 
 

Depress the Find Record button. 

 
The following screen will be available: Determine how to Find By. 

If it’s Debit Memo Number, type the number into the box and depress the Enter key.  
If it’s by supplier, select the Supplier radial.  The following selections will appear:

Select the Supplier from the list by depressing the pull down arrow next to the Supplier field.
 
Select the applicable Filter (Pending, Posted to AP, Released to GL, Cancelled, or All.

Depress the Display button.

A list of applicable Debit memos will appear in the box:

Highlight the desired DM and double click.  
 
 

If user selects Find by PO number a screen will appear after they enter in the exact PO number.  

If the user knows the applicable Invoice number, click on the Invoice Number radial and type in the EXACT Invoice number.

 
The Debit Memo will appear:

 

 

1.8.4.2. Add a Debit Memo
 

Enter Manex.exe Accounting/Accounts Payable/Debit Memos

 

The following screen will appear:
 



Against an Open AP Item
 

To add a Debit memo against an open A/P invoice, depress the Add button. Type in your accounting password.

Depress the down arrow next to the Supplier Name field. A list of suppliers will appear:

Once the supplier is selected, pertinent information will appear in the screen:

  

If you need to change the Remit Address Information, depress the down arrow next to the Remit Address Information field. Other address options will appear:



Select the address that pertains to this DM.

Click on the Radial for Type as Against an Open AP Item.You will receive the following warning:

 

Depress the Ok button. 

If you want to add a DM Note, depress the DM Note button, depress the Edit button, type in your note, and depress the Save button.  Depress the Exit button when complete. 

Enter the EXACT invoice number.  The PO Number or Reference will update automatically. 
 

Depress the Add Detail Button.  Type in the Item Number.  The rest of the information pertaining to that Item Number will automatically update.

Type in the quantity for this line item.

The extension for the Total will update.  (If you want to add an Item Note, depress the Item Note button, depress the Edit button, type in the note, and depress the Save button, depress the Exit button when finished).  The Item Note button will then be displayed in Red.
 
 
To add freight charges or freight tax to Debit Memo, depress the "Add Detail" button, enter "99" in the item field and the following selection screen will appear that will list the freight and freight tax that was associated with the original Invoice.  
 
 
Highlight and double click on the freight and/or freight tax to have it included on the AP Debit Memo.  The debit memo total will update including the freight and freight tax.
 
 
 
When the DM is completed, depress the Save button to save changes, depress the Abandon Changes button to abandon changes.  Once the DM is saved, the Approval button will appear. 

Depress the Approval button.  



The following Message will appear:
 
 
Depress the Yes button. Enter in your password.  The invoice amount in the A/P Aging will be adjusted downward by the amount of the DM.

The Status of the Debit Memo will be updated to “Posted to AP”, and the appropriate journal entry will be created for posting into the General Ledger.
 
 
 
Add an Open Debit Against Account
 

Follow the steps above, with the following exceptions:

For Type, click the radial for Open Debit Against Account.
 

In the Debit Memo Detail Information section, depress the Add Item Button. Type in Item number, Description, Total and the General Ledger Number.

Note:  if you don’t know the G/L number, place the cursor in the G/L field and hit the Enter key twice.  This will bring up the following:

 

Depress the arrow next to the Find By field.  Select either Find By Account Type or Account Numbers. 

If you selected by Account Type, the following listing will appear, once you’ve depressed the down arrow next to the GL Type field:



Scroll up or down until the appropriate G/L range is found.Then depress the down arrow next to the Account Numbers field.

The following selection for the posting account will appear:




Select the account.  Depress the OK button. 

The completed screen will look like this:
 
 
 

  

1.8.4.3. Edit a Debit Memo

The user may edit a Debit Memo up to the time it’s approved and transferred to General Ledger.  After Approval (status = “Posted to AP”)  the DM can’t be changed.

To Edit, find the DM using the procedures in Article #2225   Depress the Edit button and enter your password, the Remit Address Information, Date, and detail information is editable.



Make the desired changes.  Depress the Save button to save the changes, depress the Abandon Changes button to abandon the changes.  Depress the Approval Button to Post the Debit memo to the AP.  
1.8.4.4. Cancel a Debit Memo

Cancel a Debit Memo

The user may cancel a Debit Memo up to the time it’s approved and transferred to General Ledger.  After Approval and Transfer, the DM can’t be canceled.

To delete, find the Pending DM using the procedures in Article #2225 .  Depress the Cancel button.  Enter your password.  The following Message will appear:

 

Depress the Yes button.  Enter your password.  The status will then be changed to “Cancelled.”

 
 
1.8.5. Reports for Debit Memo
 
To obtain the reports for Debit Memos, depress the Reports button. The following screen will appear:
 
Highlight the Report of Interest. Depress the Options button. 

  

Print Debit Memo Report

 

The following screen will appear:
Select one of the radio buttons for the output you desire; Screen, Printer, XL File, TXT File, or PDF.
 
Enter the Debit memo No. in the Red Box.

 Depress the OK button.
 
The following report will print:
 

 

 

 


Debit Memo Report

 

The following screen will appear.
 
Select one of the radio buttons for the output you desire;  Screen, Printer, XL FIle, TXT File, or PDF.
 
Enter the To and From date.  Highlight the Supplier(s) and depress the > button.  If you want all of the Suppliers, depress the >> button.

Depress the OK button.
 

The following report will print:

 
 

 

1.9. Bank Reconciliation
1.9.1. Prerequisites for Bank Reconciliation

Users MUST have full rights to the "Bank Reconcilliation" in Accounting Security .   Users with “Accounting Security Supervisor” rights will automatically have access.



The Bank Account must be setup in the Bank Setup module
1.9.2. Fields & Descriptions for Bank Reconciliation
1.9.2.1. Summary Tab

 
Bank Reconciliation Summary tab Field and Definitions:
 
Bank Name The name of the bank which was reconciled
Account Title The G/L title for this bank
Account Number The number that the bank has for this account
Statement Date  The date of the bank statement
Reconciliation Status  The status of this reconciliation – In Process, Reconciled
Last Statement Reconciled The date of the last reconciliation for this bank will default into this field.  This field is editable when the users process a Bank Statement for the first time, but will only allow you to enter a date that is earlier than the Statement Date that is being processed.  This will prevent the user from accidentally entering in the exact same date or later than the Statement Date being processed.
Last Ending Balance per Bank   The ending balance per the last bank reconciliation

 Information per Bank Statement
 
New Ending Balance per Bank  For the current statement, the ending balance per the bank statement.
Deposits Cleared per Bank  This is the total of all of the cleared deposits per the bank statement
Checks Cleared per Bank This is the total of all of the cleared checks per the bank statement
Interest Earned per Bank    This is the amount of any interest credited to the bank account by the bank.  Upon the final save after the reconciliation is complete, the appropriate journal entry is created
Service Charges per Bank  This is the amount of any charges debited to the bank account by the bank.  Upon the final save after the reconciliation is complete, the appropriate journal entry is created.
Calculated Balance per Bank   This amount is the opening balance + deposits cleared – checks cleared + interest earned – service charges and should equal the exact amount of the ending balance per the bank statement.
Difference  This would be any difference between the New Ending Balance per Bank and the Calculated Balance per Bank.  This amount should be zero.

Reconciliation   (There is no data entry required for this column.  All of the line items are entered elsewhere and forwarded into this column.)

 

Book Balance Date   The as of date for which the general ledger bank balance is being reconciled.  Transaction recorded after that date will not be considered for this reconciliation.
Interest Earned   Reversing the amount of interest income to be recorded into the general ledger, since it’s already been added in the Information per Bank Statement section.
Service Charges   Reversing the amount of service charges to be recorded into the general ledger, since it’s already been added in the Information per Bank Statement section.
Deposit Corrections  The net deposit correction forwarding from the Deposit tab.
Check Corrections The net check corrections forwarding from the Checks tab.
Outstanding Deposits  The sum of all of the uncleared deposits forwarding from the Deposits tab
Outstanding Checks The sum of all of the uncleared checks forwarding from the Checks tab.
Adjusted Bank Balance  This is Ending Balance per Bank - the Interest Earned, + the Service Charges, + or - the Deposit Corrections, + or – the Checks Corrections, + the Outstanding Deposits, less the Outstanding Checks.
Balance per Books  The Balance per Books is the current balance after all transactions have been adjusted that are dated between the reconciliation started (Last Stmt date or last book balance date) and before the current Book Balance date.  (If you take the Balance per Books from the last statement, add Deposits, subtract new checks, subtract NSF checks, and add or subtract new JE you should get the current Balance per Books).   Note:  The JEs are adjusted off the Posted Date and NOT the Transaction Date.  ManEx recommends that you ONLY create a JE  to make corrections to the bank balance if it CANNOT be accounted for through the bank reconciliation module.  For an example see attachment <<ps_071114_a.doc>>     
Unreconciled Difference   This is any difference between the Adjusted Bank Balance and the Balance per Books.  Note that this balance should be zero.

  If lit in RED, this is any notation entered by the user.
Date Last Changed The last date of the completed reconciliation or in process reconciliation
By  The initials of the reconciler
  If lit in RED, the recordings of any edits.
                             

        

1.9.2.2. Deposits Tab
 
 
Field Defintions - Bank Reconciliation Deposits tab:
Bank Name The name of the bank which was reconciled.
Account Title The G/L title for this bank.
Account Number The number that the bank has for this account.
Statement Date The date of the bank statement.
Deposits  The date of the deposit, the amount and whether or not it’s cleared.  NSF records will display as a negative entry.
If the user wants all of the deposits checks as cleared, this button is used.
The user highlights the first deposit to be checked and then uses this button to check all of the rest.
Deposits Cleared per Bank This has forwarded from the Summary tab Information from Bank Statement
Deposits Marked as Cleared  This is the sum of all deposits checked in the Y/N column.
Difference   This is the difference between the Deposits Cleared per Bank and the Deposits Marked as Cleared. This should be zero.
Total Outstanding Deposits  This is the sum of all of the deposits listed which were not checked in the Y/N column.
 
1.9.2.3. Checks Tab
 
 
Bank Name The name of the bank which was reconciled.
Account Title The G/L title for this bank.
Account Number The number that the bank has for this account.
Statement Date The date of the bank statement.
Checks The name of the Payee, the date of the check, teh check no, the amount and whether or not it’s cleared.
If the user wants all of the checks as cleared, this button is used.
The user highlights the first check and then uses this button to check all of the rest.
Checks Cleared per Bank This has forwarded from the Summary tab Information from Bank Statement
Checks Marked as Cleared  This is the sum of all checks checked in the Y/N column.
Difference   This is the difference between the checks that Cleared per Bank and the Checks Marked as Cleared. This should be zero.
Total Outstanding Checks  This is the sum of all of the checks listed which were not checked in the Y/N column.
 
1.9.2.4. Generate Automatic Deductions Tab
 
Bank Name The name of the bank which was reconciled.
Account Title The G/L title for this bank.
Account Number The number that the bank has for this account.
Current Bank Balance The current bank balance.
If the user wants none of the automatic bank deductions generated, this button is used.
The user highlights the first check and then uses this button to uncheck all of the rest.
Charge Account  Y/N to Generate Auto Deductions.
Automatic Bank Deductions Description of Automatic Bank Deductions, scheduled date and amount of deductions.
Generate To   Enter date to Generate Automatic Bank Deductions to.
Depress this button to Generate the Auto Deductions.
1.9.3. How To .... for Bank Reconciliation
1.9.3.1. Generate Automatic Deductions

Enter Manex.exe   Accounting/Accounts Payable/Bank Reconciliation
 
This is the companion screen to the Automatic Bank Deduction tab in the Check Payment Scheduling module.  In this screen, the automatic deductions which were set up previously will be generated. Upon generation, the appropriate journal entry will generate and the outstanding check list will display the automatic deduction.

Upon entering the Bank Reconciliation module, the following screen will display: 
 
 
 

Note that the Generate Automatic Deductions tab is enabled. 

 

Click on the Generate Automatic Deductions tab and the following screen will appear:

 

 

To generate an automatic deduction, depress the Add button and enter your password.   

 

Depress the down arrow next to the Bank Name field.  Select the appropriate bank.  The Account Title and the Account Number will fill in automatically.  Type in the date you want to generate to and depress the Generate Automatic Deductions bar.  The list of all of the automatic bank deduction will appear:

 

In the Y/N field, check the ones you want to be generated.  Depress the Save button.

1.9.3.2. Adding a Bank Reconciliation
1.9.3.2.1. Initial Bank Reconciliation
Initial Bank Reconciliation
 
Enter Manex.exe
Accounting/Accounts Payable/Bank Reconciliation

 


The following screen will appear:




Depress the Add button and type in your password.  Depress the down arrow next to the Bank Name field.  Highlight the bank of your choice.

 
If this is the very first bank reconciliation for that bank, the following message will appear:
 
To continue, depress the OK button.

The following Bank Reconciliation Setup screen will appear:

Select "This is a New Bank Account" If this is a brand new bank account that has just been created and never used by the customer before, check the box next to that statement. 
 
 
If the bank account has been used by the users for some time (maybe a different software other than ManEx), but this would be the first time that they are actually using the ManEx system to reconcile the account and the system is asking for previous statement information.  Then you would enter the Prior Book Balance Date and the applicable balance.  


Upon completion of your entry, the following message will appear:

Depress the OK button.

 
The screen will populate with the following information:
 
 
 
Enter the Last Stmt Reconciled date, the Last Ending Balance per Bank amount, the Statement Date and the New Ending Balance per bank al the rest of the information will default in and account will be reconciled.  
 
 
 
Save Reconciliation
 
 
  
 
 
 
 


 
1.9.3.2.2. Subsequent Bank Reconciliation
Subsequent Bank Reconcilliations 
 
Enter Manex.exe
Accounting/Accounts Payable/Bank Reconciliation

 


The following screen will appear:




Depress the Add button and type in your password.  Depress the down arrow next to the Bank Name field.  Highlight the bank of your choice.
 
.

All of the pertinent header information will automatically load, along with the Last Stmt Reconciled date and the Last Ending Balance per Bank amount which will also appear in the appropriate fields:



From your bank statement you are currently reconciling, enter the bank Statement Date, the Book Balance Date 
and the New Ending Balance per Bank. Enter the total deposits cleared per the bank statement and enter the Checks cleared per the Bank Statement.  If applicable, enter the Interest earned per the bank statement.  If applicable, enter the bank service charge per the bank statement.
 
 
 
Depress the Deposits tab. Check on the Cleared Y/N box if the deposit has cleared the bank per the bank statement.  (NSF records will display as a negative entry and will allow users to check them off the same way as a regular depost once they have cleared the bank).   If there are any corrections to the bank statement (most unusual), type in the net correction and then enter a complete explanation into the Correction Detail screen.   Note:  No general ledger entry is created for this amount.
 
 
Depress the Checks screen.  Check on the Cleared Y/N box if the deposit has cleared the bank per the bank statement.   If there are any corrections to the bank statement (most unusual), type in the net correction and then enter a complete explanation into the Correction Detail screen.   Note:  No general ledger entry is created for this amount.
 
 
Return to the Summary Screen.  Bank Reconciliation after the Checks and Deposits had been cleared     Note:  The Balance Per Books field goes off the Posted Date for JEs and NOT the Transaction Date.  See the Word attachment <<PS_for_JE_071114.docx>>  for an example.
 
 
Save Reconciliation
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
1.9.4. Reports for Bank Reconciliation

Depress the Reports icon and the following listing will appear:

 

 

 

Bank Reconciliation report
 
Highlight the Bank Reconciliation report and depress the Options tab. The following screen will display:
 
Select one of the radio buttons for the output you desire;  Screen, Printer, XL FIle, TXT File, or PDF.

Depress the down arrow next to the Bank Account field. A listing of banks will appear: 

Click on the desired bank. The Account Number and Account Title will fill in automatically.

Depress the down arrow next to the Statement Date field:

Select the desired statement date. 

Depress the OK button
 
The following reports will be displayed:

 
 
 
List Outstanding Deposits Report

Highlight the List Outstanding Deposits report, then enter the Options tab. 
 
Select one of the radio buttons for the output you desire; Screen, Printer, XL FIle, TXT FIle, or PDF.

Make your Bank and Statement selections. The screen will appear as below:

The following report will be displayed:

 

  
 
Outstanding Checks Report
 
Highlight the List Outstanding Checks report, then enter the Options tab. 

Select one of the radio buttons for the output you desire;  Screen, Printer, XL File, TXT File, or PDF.

Make your Bank and Statement selections. The screen will appear as below
:

           

 

The following report will be displayed:
 

 

 

1.10. How to Process Credit Card Payments

The following articles explain a few different ways Credit Card Transactions can be handled through ManEx. 
 
 

1.  Article #3477     -    Changing the Supplier Associated to the PO/Invoice after PO reconciliation to Pay the Credit Card Company VIA Check.   If the user selects this scenario the user will create the PO, PO Receiver, and Reconcile the PO (that has been paid with a credit card as normal), but not Posted to GL    Setting up the Credit Card Company as a Supplier.  Then within the Manual AP Entry screen changing the Supplier associated to the Invoice's/PO's to the Credit Card Company (as the Supplier) so they will be able to create one check to the credit card company for all suppliers.   

2.  Article#6906   -    Changing the Supplier Associated to the PO/Invoice after PO reconciliation to Pay the Credit Card Company VIA ONLINE.   If the user selects this scenario the user will create the PO, PO Receiver, and Reconcile the PO (that has been paid with a credit card as normal), but not Posted to GL    Setting up the Credit Card Company as a Supplier.  

3.   Article #3476    -    Creating the Purchase Order with the Credit Card Company as the Remit to:, then Paying the Credit Card per Supplier -  This article will explain how to setup the credit card information within the supplier remit to;, create the Purchase Order with the Credit Card Company as the Remit to:,  then issuing a check to the Credit Card Company for each supplier. Using this scenario you will have multiple checks being issued to the Credit Card Company.  

4.  Article # 3473    -   How to Handle Invoices that have been Paid with by a Credit Card, are NOT Associated to a PO, and have been entered into the Manual AP Entry.    This article will explain how to handle Invoices that have been Paid by Credit Card, are NOT Associated to a PO, and have been entered into the Manual AP Entry.  
1.10.1. Creating the PO with the CC Company as the Remit TO: then Paying the CC via ONLINE

Supplier is created with multiple Remit To.  One of them would be the Credit Card

When creating the Purchase Order the Buyer will change the Remit To address to reflect the Credit Card Remit To address.   In the below example I have two purchase orders created against to different Suppliers that have the same Credit Card Remit to information. 

 

 

 

Product arrives at your Dock and Receiving will process the PO Receiving as normal.

Resulting Transactions will hit Stock and Unreconciled receipts

In this example the Dock processed two receipts on 8/27/2019 and one on 08/29/2019

 

 

 

I am assuming since these were credit card charges, you more than likely already received the invoice via email or with the shipment that was processed in the above three receipts.   User would then proceed to PO Reconciliation and enter in the invoice information.

You can see that the invoices will remain associated with the original Suppliers aging.   



Approx. 1 month later you receive in the Credit Card statement from Visa.  User would go through the Batch Scheduling and select to process ACH or Wire Transfer, etc . . . (just don’t select “check”) because in this example you are paying the Credit Card company online either through the CC website or your Bank Bill Pay feature.

 

 

The Check batch will actually generate an CSV for your records.

Within this information you can see that the Rcv Company is Visa Credit Card  


Resulting transactions that hit would like something like the below.  

 

 

 

 

1.10.2. Creating the Purchase Order with the Credit Card Company as the Remit to:, then Paying the Credit Card via CHECK per Supplier

This article will explain how to setup the credit card information wtihin the remit to;, create the Purchas Order with the Credit Card Company as the Remit to:, then issuing a check to the Credit Card Company for each supplier. Using this scenario you will have multiple checks being issued to the Credit Card Company per month. 

**Note:  this process would be recommended if you are paying your Credit Card Company online.  Either using the Credit Card Company website or your Bank Bill Pay.  Upon processing the payment to the Credit Card Company you would want to make sure to not select Payment type as "Check" as that would result in individual Checks cut out to the Credit Card company if you select across multiple Suppliers.   It is recommended that you select ACH or Wire transfer that will result in a CSV for your records. 

 See Article #3477 for other options within ManEx.

 
 
Enter the Supplier Information module and Find the Supplier being paid by Credit Card. 

Depress the Edit action button and edit or add the remit to: with the credit card name first the the supplier name.  (This will keep all VISTA payments due together).  

 
Create the  PO  When the Buyer is placing an order with that (those) supplier(s), presumably it will be on the phone. It is strongly advised that the buyer obtains a credit card receipt, or at least the transaction number of the event.



Depress the Confirm/Remit to button and confirm that the Remit To is the credit card company:




When the product for the purchase order is received, (or at any time after the transaction) the buyer needs to forward a copy of the PO and the transaction number to accounting, so they can match it up with the <st1:place w:st="on">PO receipts.  
 
 


When the <st1:place w:st="on">PO reconciliation is ready and done, the accountant may enter the transaction number (or the rightmost number of digits that will fit) into the invoice number for the reconciliation, and process it normally. 
 

When it is time to pay the credit card, each transaction line in their statement can be checked against the transaction numbers recorded for the PO’s received, as well as verify the price. When it is time to schedule the check, all of the transactions for the supplier can be added and the transaction number (invoice number) will be printed on the check stubs. There may be many receipts in a period, from the same supplier, but there only needs to be one check written for all receipts

It is true that if there is more than one supplier using the same credit card, the user will have to create checks for each supplier, but the transaction numbers on the checks should allow the credit card company to settle the account, even if there are multiple checks.   Sometimes you may find credit card companies that will issue multiple cards under the same account, and they can then use a different card for each supplier.  See Article #3477 for other options within ManEx.
 
 
 
Save and Print Check.  Check #1275 Remited To: Credit Card Company (VISTA) 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.10.3. Changing the Supplier Associated to the PO/Invoice after PO Reconciliation to Pay the Credit Card Company
If the user selects this scenario the user will create the PO, PO Receiver, and Reconcile the PO (for orders that have been paid with a credit card) as normal, but has NOT Posted Purchases to GL.  Setting up the Credit Card Company as a Supplier.   Then within the Manual AP Entry screen change the Supplier associated to the Invoice's/PO's to the Credit Card Company (as the Supplier)  so they will be abe to create one check to the credit card company for all suppliers per month.  


As long as the Purchase records have NOT been Posted to GL users may following the following steps:




I have three Invoices being displayed in AP Aging for three different Suppliers, which have all been paid for by Credit Card.



Set up the Credit Card Company as a Supplier within the Suppler Information:



 
Find the Invoice's that have been paid with a Credit Card within the AP Manual Entry screen, depress the Edit button and Change the Supplier Name selecting the Credit Card Company (VISA) 
 
 
Depress the Save button and the following message appears:
 
 
 
Enter a Note stating that the Supplier Name (AEN) has been changed. 
 
 
Once this step has been completed on all the invoices paid by the credit card,  all these Invoices will be listed under the Credit Card Supplier Name (VISA) in the AP Aging.
 
 
And all the Purchasing record waiting to be released and posted to GL have been updated with the credit card supplier name.
 
 
User can now create one check to the Credit Card Company (VISA)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1.11. FAQs
Facts and Questions for the Accounts Payable Modules