1) Agent X obtains a quote from the VIB store for needed supplies and the quote is attached to form 34-3.
2) Agent X submits form 34-3 online to their billing official for approval.
3) Upon approval, Agent X purchases the supplies from the VIB store using their government purchase card. Agent X receives an invoice and the purchase is recorded in the cloud.
This document discusses key setups required for the Accounts Receivables module in Oracle ERP. It outlines workbenches, roles, and various setup tasks needed like managing transaction types, auto accounting rules, and more. The main setups covered are transaction types, transaction sources for numbering, and auto accounting rules to define default general ledger accounts for transactions.
This document provides an overview and documentation of a project to create an application for a landscaping company. It includes a brief description of the application's features, use cases for different user roles like manager, landscaper, and client. It also contains class and entity relationship diagrams, as well as a data dictionary defining the key fields for different tables in the database.
Rectification of error anjali kumbhar- xi-canjalik1804
This document discusses the rectification of accounting errors. It provides guidance on when errors occur, how to identify them, and the procedures for correcting them. The key points are:
1. Errors can occur when transactions are not recorded, recorded incorrectly, or posted to the wrong account.
2. Errors identified before the trial balance should be corrected by entering offsetting journal entries. Errors after should be corrected by adjusting the balance sheet accounts or profit and loss.
3. Suspense accounts are used to correct one-sided errors or when the trial balance is out of balance. The suspense account fulfills the double-entry requirement.
4. Omitted transactions require new journal entries to record both
The document defines and describes different types of errors that can occur in accounting. It states that errors are divided into two main classes: bookkeeping errors and trial balance errors. Bookkeeping errors occur in original accounting journals and ledgers, while trial balance errors occur in the preparation of the trial balance. It goes on to define specific error types like errors of omission, commission, principle, posting, casting, undercasting and overcasting. Compensating errors occur when one error offsets another of equal amount. A suspense account is used to temporarily hold transactions that cannot be allocated due to missing information.
Presentación 100-días Gobierno del Presidente PPKHugo Sosa Garcia
Todos creemos en ti Presidente Pedro Pablo Kuczynski
Visita la web oficial yaempezamos.com
100 Días: Avances y logros de Gobierno (PDF)
Infografía
Resumen (PDF)
Presentación 100 días (diapositivas)
Municipalidad Provincial de Padre Abad.
Hugo Sosa Garcia
Alcalde
http://www.munipadreabad.gob.pe/
https://www.facebook.com/Munidepadreabad/
En 3 oraciones o menos:
El documento presenta seis principios para el papel de los teólogos: 1) Que la teología sirva para dar gloria solo a Dios, 2) Que ayude a reformar a la Iglesia cuando entre en letargo, 3) Que ayude a discernir los tiempos difíciles con la Palabra de Dios, 4) Que vea el evangelio de forma integral y contextualizada, 5) Que combine la oración y adoración con la reflexión teológica, y 6) Que ayude a responder a temas teológicos en los medi
El documento presenta los retos actuales para la educación básica como la aceleración del conocimiento, la valoración de saberes ancestrales, los cambios en el trabajo y la globalización. Señala que la educación debe formar ciudadanos capaces de enfrentar un futuro de cambios constantes mediante el desarrollo de capacidades como el emprendimiento y el uso de las TIC. El perfil de egreso busca que los estudiantes se desenvuelvan en una sociedad diversa y desigual del Perú.
A empresa MCE Byte está demitindo a Sra. Jucineide Gonzalez e fornecendo um aviso prévio de 30 dias. A carta solicita que ela compareça ao escritório em 28 de fevereiro de 1996 para receber seus direitos trabalhistas de acordo com a legislação vigente.
This document discusses key setups required for the Accounts Receivables module in Oracle ERP. It outlines workbenches, roles, and various setup tasks needed like managing transaction types, auto accounting rules, and more. The main setups covered are transaction types, transaction sources for numbering, and auto accounting rules to define default general ledger accounts for transactions.
This document provides an overview and documentation of a project to create an application for a landscaping company. It includes a brief description of the application's features, use cases for different user roles like manager, landscaper, and client. It also contains class and entity relationship diagrams, as well as a data dictionary defining the key fields for different tables in the database.
Rectification of error anjali kumbhar- xi-canjalik1804
This document discusses the rectification of accounting errors. It provides guidance on when errors occur, how to identify them, and the procedures for correcting them. The key points are:
1. Errors can occur when transactions are not recorded, recorded incorrectly, or posted to the wrong account.
2. Errors identified before the trial balance should be corrected by entering offsetting journal entries. Errors after should be corrected by adjusting the balance sheet accounts or profit and loss.
3. Suspense accounts are used to correct one-sided errors or when the trial balance is out of balance. The suspense account fulfills the double-entry requirement.
4. Omitted transactions require new journal entries to record both
The document defines and describes different types of errors that can occur in accounting. It states that errors are divided into two main classes: bookkeeping errors and trial balance errors. Bookkeeping errors occur in original accounting journals and ledgers, while trial balance errors occur in the preparation of the trial balance. It goes on to define specific error types like errors of omission, commission, principle, posting, casting, undercasting and overcasting. Compensating errors occur when one error offsets another of equal amount. A suspense account is used to temporarily hold transactions that cannot be allocated due to missing information.
Presentación 100-días Gobierno del Presidente PPKHugo Sosa Garcia
Todos creemos en ti Presidente Pedro Pablo Kuczynski
Visita la web oficial yaempezamos.com
100 Días: Avances y logros de Gobierno (PDF)
Infografía
Resumen (PDF)
Presentación 100 días (diapositivas)
Municipalidad Provincial de Padre Abad.
Hugo Sosa Garcia
Alcalde
http://www.munipadreabad.gob.pe/
https://www.facebook.com/Munidepadreabad/
En 3 oraciones o menos:
El documento presenta seis principios para el papel de los teólogos: 1) Que la teología sirva para dar gloria solo a Dios, 2) Que ayude a reformar a la Iglesia cuando entre en letargo, 3) Que ayude a discernir los tiempos difíciles con la Palabra de Dios, 4) Que vea el evangelio de forma integral y contextualizada, 5) Que combine la oración y adoración con la reflexión teológica, y 6) Que ayude a responder a temas teológicos en los medi
El documento presenta los retos actuales para la educación básica como la aceleración del conocimiento, la valoración de saberes ancestrales, los cambios en el trabajo y la globalización. Señala que la educación debe formar ciudadanos capaces de enfrentar un futuro de cambios constantes mediante el desarrollo de capacidades como el emprendimiento y el uso de las TIC. El perfil de egreso busca que los estudiantes se desenvuelvan en una sociedad diversa y desigual del Perú.
A empresa MCE Byte está demitindo a Sra. Jucineide Gonzalez e fornecendo um aviso prévio de 30 dias. A carta solicita que ela compareça ao escritório em 28 de fevereiro de 1996 para receber seus direitos trabalhistas de acordo com a legislação vigente.
I prepared this PPT for adoption in TCG Hamilton, Gurgaon. This work has been appreciated by my mentor and colleagues. It can be implemented in an organization where most of the workforce are youth.
It's more of practical nature than that of theoretical. It can be used in organizations.
This is about the Advocacy campaign of Sarimanok that tackles about the Goodness of Egg. This powerpoint includes Our Marketing Plan for "The Good Egg" by Sarimanok's advocacy campaign.
The document provides information on how to procure goods and services through the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) portal. It outlines the key steps for organizations and users to login to GeM, procure items, and process payments. There are different procurement processes depending on the purchase amount - direct purchase for amounts under Rs. 50,000 and bidding or reverse auction for amounts over Rs. 50,000. The document describes the various stages of procurement including comparing products, generating demand notes, issuing supply orders, accepting delivered items, and processing payments.
1. The document describes the process flow for a buyer purchasing a service on the OpenBazaar platform, including searching for services, selecting a service, sending payment into escrow, the vendor completing the order, and potential disputes or refunds.
2. Key steps involve the buyer browsing services from nearby vendors or searching, adding order details, sending payment into escrow, the vendor completing the order, the buyer releasing funds or opening a dispute, and a moderator resolving disputes.
3. The process supports direct payment or escrow, searching by keyword, ID or vendor info, order disputes by buyer or vendor, and moderators resolving disputes and refunding payments.
The document summarizes several fraud cases identified through data analysis of transaction databases from three car dealerships. At Dealership 1, the service cashier was pocketing cash payments by not recording invoices until later. At Dealership 2, the cashier converted cash job cards to zero value internal invoices, pocketing payments. Used car staff underreported trade-in values, pocketing the difference. A rental clerk manipulated rates and mileages to extract extra payments. Stronger system controls and auditing could have prevented these frauds.
This document provides an overview of the accounts payable process and key documents. It discusses the origins of exchange and payment, and describes the procurement process from requisition to payment. The three critical documents for paying vendors - the purchase order, goods received note, and invoice - are explained in detail. Different types of invoices and their purposes are also outlined.
12 CRITICAL SLIDES Title slide your company’s name, a sho.docxhyacinthshackley2629
12 CRITICAL SLIDES
Title slide: your company’s name, a short company description, name of presenter(s) if presenting in person.
Your elevator pitch: a succinct description of your products or services, market, and competitive advantages. Use
vibrant language, and if possible, embed audio or video to demonstrate your product or service.
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Size of opportunity: this is what investors — VCs even more so than angels — want to know. To what size can
your company potentially grow and what are your plans for future development?
Your specific target customers: who they are and the customer needs that your product or service will meet.
The market size: numbers and dollars, past growth, growth forecasts.
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The competition: division of market share, how your product compares to theirs, your value proposition in
comparison to the competition’s, and barriers to entry.
Your team: who they are, their past successes and experience, and why they are qualified to do the job.
The business model: how you will distribute your product, pricing strategies, how you will reach your customers.
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Milestones: a time line that outlines when you expect to reach key achievements.
Financials: a brief summary of key points from your income statement, balance sheet, and/or cash flow
projections.
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Funding: how much you are asking for in this round, how many future rounds are expected, how much you will
request during those rounds, and how the funds will be used.
The investment opportunity: potential exit strategies and financial return for investors.
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Accounts Payable/Accounts Receivable
Special Project
Policies and Procedures for Ensuring the 3-Way Match Occurs before Paying Invoice
This Special Project is worth 100 points and is due no later than June 8th, the date of the final exam. This is not a group project. Each student is required to prepare individual responses. A deduction of 20 points will be made for evidence of joint preparation. Late assignments will be given no points.
I would expect responses to vary in length but do not anticipate anything less than 3 pages.
Instructions:
Now that you are somewhat familiar with the payables function in QuickBooks, you no doubt realize that the software does not include a feature that ensures a three-way match is made/has been made prior to paying an invoice. It is largely a manual process.
You first job as the newly appointed head of the Accounts Payable departm.
1. The document provides instructions for filing a claim on the Ajnara India CIRP website for projects currently undergoing insolvency proceedings.
2. It outlines the registration and claim filing process step-by-step, including collecting required documents like the BBA, payment receipts, ID proof, and calculating delay penalties.
3. Buyers are advised to carefully enter details, attach all necessary documents, and double check their submissions before clicking submit to file their claim.
The document provides an overview of excise duty processes and reports in SAP. It discusses master data setup for excise, standard procurement and sales processes involving excise, accounting entries for excise, and reports like RG1, RG23, and monthly returns. Key excise processes covered include goods receipt, capture and posting of excise invoices, stock transfer, and CENVAT availment for capital goods.
This document provides an overview of excise processes and registers in SAP for Indian excise law. It covers master data setup, procurement and sales processes involving excise duty, key excise registers like RG23A, RG23C and RG1, and reports for monthly returns and tracking unavailed CENVAT credits. Standard SAP transactions are demonstrated for activities like goods receipt, invoice capture, CENVAT posting, register updates and prints.
Documents used in procurement and inventory management genevaflanders
This document discusses various forms and documents used in the procurement process for purchasing goods and services. It describes requisition forms that are used by departments to request stock from stores, including a sample departmental requisition form. It also explains purchase requisition forms that are used to request items from the purchasing office. Additional documents in the procurement process mentioned include purchase orders sent to suppliers, goods received notes to report delivered items, and an index of approved suppliers. Sample formats are provided for many of the key forms.
1. The document describes a vendor down payment process in SAP that allows indicating a down payment at the header or item level of a purchase order.
2. It involves creating a purchase order, down payment request, posting the vendor down payment, monitoring the down payment, invoice receipt against the purchase order, and final payment to the vendor.
3. Key steps include creating a purchase order, down payment request, posting the vendor down payment, invoice receipt which automatically settles the down payment, and checking the vendor balance and purchase order history.
• What is Fulfillment center?
• What are the documents required for FC registration?
• What is the fee for availing an FC service?
• How do you get registered for FC from Seller Panel?
The document discusses various Italian accounting and tax requirements including:
1. Libri reports that must be printed and kept for 10 years including journals, VAT books, and asset registers.
2. How to set up and process RIBA payments for customers in SAP including creating payment files and handling unpaid amounts.
3. Answers to fiscal questions about digital invoicing requirements, VAT rates changes, and posting intra-EU and self-invoices.
4. Lists of VAT codes and the Italian chart of accounts.
Documents used in the purchasing of good and servicesgenevaflanders
This document discusses various forms and documents used in the procurement process for purchasing goods and services. It describes requisition forms that are used by departments to request stock from stores, as well as purchase requisition forms that are used to request items to be purchased from external suppliers. Additionally, it outlines the use of purchase orders that are sent to suppliers, goods received notes to confirm arrival of deliveries, and an index of suppliers that contains provider information. The overall purpose is to explain the key documents and activities involved in the procurement management process for efficient business purchasing.
1. The document describes the control flow graph of a buyer's actions when purchasing an item on the OpenBazaar platform.
2. The buyer can browse items from nearby vendors, search by keyword or item ID, and view an item's details before selecting one to purchase.
3. After adding payment and shipping details, the order status will update through processing, shipping, and delivery phases with timeouts for dispute escalation.
The document describes the process flow for purchasing digital content on the OpenBazaar platform. It involves the buyer searching for content, selecting an item to purchase, funding an escrow, the vendor providing the content, and then either the buyer releasing funds to the vendor or a dispute being raised. There are 14 steps outlined covering actions by the buyer, vendor and a moderator in various situations like normal purchase completion, cancellations, disputes when content is not received, etc.
1) The document discusses accounting for merchandising businesses. It explains that for merchandising businesses, revenue comes from sales and expenses are divided into cost of goods sold and operating expenses.
2) It describes the periodic and perpetual inventory systems and how they are used to track inventory levels and calculate cost of goods sold. The periodic system involves periodic physical counts while the perpetual system continuously tracks inventory.
3) The document provides examples of journal entries for purchases, sales, returns, and allowances for merchandising businesses. It explains how to record transactions like purchases, sales, returns, discounts and freight costs under both accounting systems.
I prepared this PPT for adoption in TCG Hamilton, Gurgaon. This work has been appreciated by my mentor and colleagues. It can be implemented in an organization where most of the workforce are youth.
It's more of practical nature than that of theoretical. It can be used in organizations.
This is about the Advocacy campaign of Sarimanok that tackles about the Goodness of Egg. This powerpoint includes Our Marketing Plan for "The Good Egg" by Sarimanok's advocacy campaign.
The document provides information on how to procure goods and services through the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) portal. It outlines the key steps for organizations and users to login to GeM, procure items, and process payments. There are different procurement processes depending on the purchase amount - direct purchase for amounts under Rs. 50,000 and bidding or reverse auction for amounts over Rs. 50,000. The document describes the various stages of procurement including comparing products, generating demand notes, issuing supply orders, accepting delivered items, and processing payments.
1. The document describes the process flow for a buyer purchasing a service on the OpenBazaar platform, including searching for services, selecting a service, sending payment into escrow, the vendor completing the order, and potential disputes or refunds.
2. Key steps involve the buyer browsing services from nearby vendors or searching, adding order details, sending payment into escrow, the vendor completing the order, the buyer releasing funds or opening a dispute, and a moderator resolving disputes.
3. The process supports direct payment or escrow, searching by keyword, ID or vendor info, order disputes by buyer or vendor, and moderators resolving disputes and refunding payments.
The document summarizes several fraud cases identified through data analysis of transaction databases from three car dealerships. At Dealership 1, the service cashier was pocketing cash payments by not recording invoices until later. At Dealership 2, the cashier converted cash job cards to zero value internal invoices, pocketing payments. Used car staff underreported trade-in values, pocketing the difference. A rental clerk manipulated rates and mileages to extract extra payments. Stronger system controls and auditing could have prevented these frauds.
This document provides an overview of the accounts payable process and key documents. It discusses the origins of exchange and payment, and describes the procurement process from requisition to payment. The three critical documents for paying vendors - the purchase order, goods received note, and invoice - are explained in detail. Different types of invoices and their purposes are also outlined.
12 CRITICAL SLIDES Title slide your company’s name, a sho.docxhyacinthshackley2629
12 CRITICAL SLIDES
Title slide: your company’s name, a short company description, name of presenter(s) if presenting in person.
Your elevator pitch: a succinct description of your products or services, market, and competitive advantages. Use
vibrant language, and if possible, embed audio or video to demonstrate your product or service.
Page 1 of 5
6/4/2015https://strayer.vitalsource.com/books/9781933895475/print?from=343&to=348&skip_deskt...
Size of opportunity: this is what investors — VCs even more so than angels — want to know. To what size can
your company potentially grow and what are your plans for future development?
Your specific target customers: who they are and the customer needs that your product or service will meet.
The market size: numbers and dollars, past growth, growth forecasts.
Page 2 of 5
6/4/2015https://strayer.vitalsource.com/books/9781933895475/print?from=343&to=348&skip_deskt...
The competition: division of market share, how your product compares to theirs, your value proposition in
comparison to the competition’s, and barriers to entry.
Your team: who they are, their past successes and experience, and why they are qualified to do the job.
The business model: how you will distribute your product, pricing strategies, how you will reach your customers.
Page 3 of 5
6/4/2015https://strayer.vitalsource.com/books/9781933895475/print?from=343&to=348&skip_deskt...
Milestones: a time line that outlines when you expect to reach key achievements.
Financials: a brief summary of key points from your income statement, balance sheet, and/or cash flow
projections.
Page 4 of 5
6/4/2015https://strayer.vitalsource.com/books/9781933895475/print?from=343&to=348&skip_deskt...
Funding: how much you are asking for in this round, how many future rounds are expected, how much you will
request during those rounds, and how the funds will be used.
The investment opportunity: potential exit strategies and financial return for investors.
Page 5 of 5
6/4/2015https://strayer.vitalsource.com/books/9781933895475/print?from=343&to=348&skip_deskt...
Accounts Payable/Accounts Receivable
Special Project
Policies and Procedures for Ensuring the 3-Way Match Occurs before Paying Invoice
This Special Project is worth 100 points and is due no later than June 8th, the date of the final exam. This is not a group project. Each student is required to prepare individual responses. A deduction of 20 points will be made for evidence of joint preparation. Late assignments will be given no points.
I would expect responses to vary in length but do not anticipate anything less than 3 pages.
Instructions:
Now that you are somewhat familiar with the payables function in QuickBooks, you no doubt realize that the software does not include a feature that ensures a three-way match is made/has been made prior to paying an invoice. It is largely a manual process.
You first job as the newly appointed head of the Accounts Payable departm.
1. The document provides instructions for filing a claim on the Ajnara India CIRP website for projects currently undergoing insolvency proceedings.
2. It outlines the registration and claim filing process step-by-step, including collecting required documents like the BBA, payment receipts, ID proof, and calculating delay penalties.
3. Buyers are advised to carefully enter details, attach all necessary documents, and double check their submissions before clicking submit to file their claim.
The document provides an overview of excise duty processes and reports in SAP. It discusses master data setup for excise, standard procurement and sales processes involving excise, accounting entries for excise, and reports like RG1, RG23, and monthly returns. Key excise processes covered include goods receipt, capture and posting of excise invoices, stock transfer, and CENVAT availment for capital goods.
This document provides an overview of excise processes and registers in SAP for Indian excise law. It covers master data setup, procurement and sales processes involving excise duty, key excise registers like RG23A, RG23C and RG1, and reports for monthly returns and tracking unavailed CENVAT credits. Standard SAP transactions are demonstrated for activities like goods receipt, invoice capture, CENVAT posting, register updates and prints.
Documents used in procurement and inventory management genevaflanders
This document discusses various forms and documents used in the procurement process for purchasing goods and services. It describes requisition forms that are used by departments to request stock from stores, including a sample departmental requisition form. It also explains purchase requisition forms that are used to request items from the purchasing office. Additional documents in the procurement process mentioned include purchase orders sent to suppliers, goods received notes to report delivered items, and an index of approved suppliers. Sample formats are provided for many of the key forms.
1. The document describes a vendor down payment process in SAP that allows indicating a down payment at the header or item level of a purchase order.
2. It involves creating a purchase order, down payment request, posting the vendor down payment, monitoring the down payment, invoice receipt against the purchase order, and final payment to the vendor.
3. Key steps include creating a purchase order, down payment request, posting the vendor down payment, invoice receipt which automatically settles the down payment, and checking the vendor balance and purchase order history.
• What is Fulfillment center?
• What are the documents required for FC registration?
• What is the fee for availing an FC service?
• How do you get registered for FC from Seller Panel?
The document discusses various Italian accounting and tax requirements including:
1. Libri reports that must be printed and kept for 10 years including journals, VAT books, and asset registers.
2. How to set up and process RIBA payments for customers in SAP including creating payment files and handling unpaid amounts.
3. Answers to fiscal questions about digital invoicing requirements, VAT rates changes, and posting intra-EU and self-invoices.
4. Lists of VAT codes and the Italian chart of accounts.
Documents used in the purchasing of good and servicesgenevaflanders
This document discusses various forms and documents used in the procurement process for purchasing goods and services. It describes requisition forms that are used by departments to request stock from stores, as well as purchase requisition forms that are used to request items to be purchased from external suppliers. Additionally, it outlines the use of purchase orders that are sent to suppliers, goods received notes to confirm arrival of deliveries, and an index of suppliers that contains provider information. The overall purpose is to explain the key documents and activities involved in the procurement management process for efficient business purchasing.
1. The document describes the control flow graph of a buyer's actions when purchasing an item on the OpenBazaar platform.
2. The buyer can browse items from nearby vendors, search by keyword or item ID, and view an item's details before selecting one to purchase.
3. After adding payment and shipping details, the order status will update through processing, shipping, and delivery phases with timeouts for dispute escalation.
The document describes the process flow for purchasing digital content on the OpenBazaar platform. It involves the buyer searching for content, selecting an item to purchase, funding an escrow, the vendor providing the content, and then either the buyer releasing funds to the vendor or a dispute being raised. There are 14 steps outlined covering actions by the buyer, vendor and a moderator in various situations like normal purchase completion, cancellations, disputes when content is not received, etc.
1) The document discusses accounting for merchandising businesses. It explains that for merchandising businesses, revenue comes from sales and expenses are divided into cost of goods sold and operating expenses.
2) It describes the periodic and perpetual inventory systems and how they are used to track inventory levels and calculate cost of goods sold. The periodic system involves periodic physical counts while the perpetual system continuously tracks inventory.
3) The document provides examples of journal entries for purchases, sales, returns, and allowances for merchandising businesses. It explains how to record transactions like purchases, sales, returns, discounts and freight costs under both accounting systems.
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Looking for a good buyer to sell any of your property? This can be a long process, but the most important thing is to get the bill of sale form and issue it.
This document provides guidance on posting transactions to a ledger and preparing an unadjusted trial balance in accounting. It defines key terms like ledger, debit, and credit and explains how to post transactions to ledger accounts by recording debits on the left side and credits on the right side. Each transaction is posted twice, once in each affected account. It also describes the components of a ledger account and how to prepare an unadjusted trial balance by listing all general ledger account balances to verify that total debits equal total credits. The trial balance helps identify potential errors before making adjustments.
Transaction analysis involves collecting transaction data, determining the effects on accounts in the accounting equation, and recording debits and credits in the general journal. A transaction is an event that results in a change to at least one balance sheet item such as an asset, liability, or equity account. The accounting equation of Assets = Liabilities + Equity must be kept in balance by recording equal debits and credits for each transaction.
This document provides instructions for manually creating accounts payable invoices in Oracle E-Business Suite R-12. It outlines the purpose, scope, basic business needs, process overview, and step-by-step procedures for invoice creation when no purchase order exists. Key steps include verifying supplier and tax information, entering invoice header and line details, adding tax lines, and approving the invoice for payment processing.
1. How the Process Works^current
1. Cardholder (Agent X) goes to Physical VIB store to get quote
(and hold items)
2. Agent X goes to Access Online to get a Control Number
3. Agent X fills out 34-3
4. Quote is attached to 34-3
5. Agent X provides 34-3 (with quote attached) to BO for signature
6. After being approved for making a purchase, the agent goes back
to VIB store to get items that were quoted and put on hold
7. Items are bought and receipt is assigned to Agent X
8. Agent X goes back to Access to plug in the items bought under a
specific control number
9. Agent Receives and prints a copy of the Access Receipt
10. Agent X fills out form 34-1 and prints a copy
11. Records of purchase are maintained in paper form on Agent X’s
files
1
2. The Staff
I need printing paper!
Get me a keyboard!
Bring some fancy pens!
Agent X vs.vs.
I need printing paper!
Get me a keyboard!
Bring some fancy
pens!
Agent
X
HULK
ANGRY!
TOO MUCH
EMAIL!
5. Agent
X
List:
-2 packages of pen
-Paper for machines
-Keyboard
STEP 1:
Cardholder (Agent X) goes to Physical VIB store to get quote
(and POSSIBLY hold items)
5
6. Agent
X
List:
-3 packages of pen
-Paper for machines
-Keyboard
Mr. Goldfinger, could you
provide me a quote of all
these items… and keep
them on hold while I get
my supervisor’s approval
for form 34-3?
Agent
X
Sure thing Mr. Bond,
Here is your quote!
STEP 1:
Cardholder (Agent X) goes to Physical VIB store to get quote
(and POSSIBLY hold items)
6
9. STEP 2:
Agent X goes to Access Online to get a Control Number
Getting a control number is basically going
into the website and getting a blank check.
You will need to get a control number and
put this in form 34-3
9
11. Agent
X
All the forms are the same, the only
thing that changes is the
NOTE:
This process can
be automatized
• TOTAL AMOUNT
• CONTROL NUMBER
• DATE
• SIGNATURE
STEP 3:
Agent X finds form 34-3 and fills it out
11
13. Now that a quote has been obtained,
and form 34-3 filled out,
Agent X must obtain the approval of
the Billing Official, Agent M.
STEP 4:
Quote and 34-3 are attached and prepped for B.O. (AGENT M)
13
14. Agent
X
Now, to see the
B.O. Upstairs,
Agent M
STEP 5:
Agent X provides 34-3 with Quote Attached
to Billing Official (Agent M) for signature
Agent MAgent M
14
15. Agent
X
Agent M,
I need you to approve
this purchase I want to
make. Please provide
your signature
Approved!
Agent MAgent M
Agent MAgent M 15
16. Agent
X
STEP 6:
After being approved for making a purchase, the agent goes back
to VIB store to get items that were quoted and put on hold
16
17. Agent
X
Sure thing Mr. Bond,
here is your receipt.
Agent
X
STEP 7:
Items are bought and receipt is assigned to Agent X
Please charge the items
I quoted and had on
hold earlier to my GPC
Mr.Goldfingers.
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20. STEP 8:
Agent X goes back into Access and hand jams the purchases that
were made. After he does so, he will receive a “Access Bank
Receipt”
NOTE:
This process should be
automatic, every time a
purchase is made, it should
automatically subtract from
The Access Bank Receipt MUST
Match the Amount on 34-3
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22. STEP 10:
Agent X fills out 34-1 to subtract from general budget and track
items purchased from Supply Budget...
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23. Agent
X
All the forms are the same, the only
thing that changes is the:
• Date
• Agent Name
• Description of Item
• Quantity
• Unit of Measurement
• Unit Price
• Total Price
• Balance Pre-Purchase
• Balance remaining after each
individual purchase
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24. FORM 34-1:
COMPLETED
NOTE:
Form 34-1 does not
prove a running
tally for quick
access.
It is also
confusing if you
have more than 1
GPC holder 24
25. STEP 11:
Given the manner in which things are done now,
each purchase should contain the following materials:
Quote Form 34-3 Access
Receipt
Form 34-1
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26. STEP 11:
Records of purchase are maintained in paper form on Agent X’s
files
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31. The Staff
I need printing paper!
Get me a keyboard!
Bring some fancy pens!
Agent X vs.vs.
HULK
ANGRY!
TOO MUCH
EMAIL!
I need printing paper!
Get me a keyboard!
Bring some fancy
pens!
46. Agent X, Form 34-3 and quote are ready for review and
approval by the Billing official. Please enter the email
address of the B.O. in the space below, then click send.
SENDSEND
52. 34-3 with signatures of Agent X (GPC holder) and
Agent M (billing official) saved to cloud
53.
54. List:
-3 packages of pen
-Paper for machines
-Keyboard
Agent
X
Mr. Bond,
Here is your receipt!
I also sent a copy of your
receipt to your EMAIL
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Shopping!!!