This document describes the process for customer invoice to receipt in 5 steps:
1) Create new customers by entering customer information and generating a customer number.
2) Create invoices manually by registering invoices on the manual source.
3) Apply customer check receipts by registering the check receipt number, date, amount and customer then manually applying to open invoices.
4) Apply cash receipts by registering the cash receipt number, date, amount and customer then manually applying to open invoices.
5) Apply transfer receipts by registering the transfer receipt number, date, amount and customer then manually applying to open invoices.
Year-End Processing with Sage 100 ERP (MAS 90 and MAS 200) | Q4 2014 Sage 100...BCS ProSoft
During this Sage 100 ERP (formerly MAS 90 and MAS 200) user group meeting we spoke about important Year-End processing procedures as well as year-end reporting, order of closing modules and some Sage 100 tips and tricks, including:
-Learn how to create an archive company
-Review Setup Options and potential changes for new year
-Year End Forms and Electronic Reporting
BCS ProSoft hosts quarterly Sage 100 user groups in San Antonio, Houston, Denver and Honolulu as well as online as a webcast. If you'd like to join us or view the upcoming schedule of events, please visit http://www.bcsprosoft.com/sage-100/user-groups/
Year-End Processing with Sage 100 ERP (MAS 90 and MAS 200) | Q4 2014 User Gro...BCS ProSoft
During this Sage 100 ERP (formerly MAS 90 and MAS 200) user group meeting we spoke about important Year-End processing procedures as well as year-end reporting, order of closing modules and some Sage 100 tips and tricks, including:
-Learn how to create an archive company
-Review Setup Options and potential changes for new year
-Year End Forms and Electronic Reporting
BCS ProSoft hosts quarterly Sage 100 user groups in San Antonio, Houston, Denver and Honolulu as well as online as a webcast. If you'd like to join us or view the upcoming schedule of events, please visit http://www.bcsprosoft.com/sage-100/user-groups/
Evaluating Subcontractor Accounting System Compliance Robert E Jones
More than a FAR requirement for certain contract types, an adequate accounting system helps you understand your costs and positions you for financial success. This session will review the FAR and DFARS requirements, explain what is expected, and identify resources available for guidance. We examine the basics of accounting systems adequacy as it relates to a Standard Form 1408 Preaward Survey of Prospective Contractor Accounting System, so subcontractors and primes can evaluate compliance and address deficiencies.
Year-End Processing with Sage 100 ERP (MAS 90 and MAS 200) | Q4 2014 Sage 100...BCS ProSoft
During this Sage 100 ERP (formerly MAS 90 and MAS 200) user group meeting we spoke about important Year-End processing procedures as well as year-end reporting, order of closing modules and some Sage 100 tips and tricks, including:
-Learn how to create an archive company
-Review Setup Options and potential changes for new year
-Year End Forms and Electronic Reporting
BCS ProSoft hosts quarterly Sage 100 user groups in San Antonio, Houston, Denver and Honolulu as well as online as a webcast. If you'd like to join us or view the upcoming schedule of events, please visit http://www.bcsprosoft.com/sage-100/user-groups/
Year-End Processing with Sage 100 ERP (MAS 90 and MAS 200) | Q4 2014 User Gro...BCS ProSoft
During this Sage 100 ERP (formerly MAS 90 and MAS 200) user group meeting we spoke about important Year-End processing procedures as well as year-end reporting, order of closing modules and some Sage 100 tips and tricks, including:
-Learn how to create an archive company
-Review Setup Options and potential changes for new year
-Year End Forms and Electronic Reporting
BCS ProSoft hosts quarterly Sage 100 user groups in San Antonio, Houston, Denver and Honolulu as well as online as a webcast. If you'd like to join us or view the upcoming schedule of events, please visit http://www.bcsprosoft.com/sage-100/user-groups/
Evaluating Subcontractor Accounting System Compliance Robert E Jones
More than a FAR requirement for certain contract types, an adequate accounting system helps you understand your costs and positions you for financial success. This session will review the FAR and DFARS requirements, explain what is expected, and identify resources available for guidance. We examine the basics of accounting systems adequacy as it relates to a Standard Form 1408 Preaward Survey of Prospective Contractor Accounting System, so subcontractors and primes can evaluate compliance and address deficiencies.
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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.
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1. Oracle Unified Method
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Customer Invoice to ReceiptFile Ref: Next_BF015_FIN_CI2R_V2 (v. V2)
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3. Oracle Unified Method
Contents
Process Listing and Process Descriptions............................................................................4
Process Step Catalogs..............................................................................................................5
01 –Create Customer ..............................................................................................................6
Narrative ...........................................................................................................................6
Policy & Procedures.........................................................................................................6
Process Steps ....................................................................................................................7
02- Creat Invoices Manually to Customers.........................................................................8
Narrative ...........................................................................................................................8
Policy & Procedures.........................................................................................................8
Process Steps ....................................................................................................................8
03- Apply Customer Receipts (Check).................................................................................9
Narrative ...........................................................................................................................9
Policy & Procedures.........................................................................................................9
Process Steps.....................................................................................................................9
Process Flow Diagram...................................................................................................10
Accounting Impact.........................................................................................................10
04- Apply Customer Receipts (Cash).................................................................................11
Description.......................................................................................................................11
Policy & Procedures.......................................................................................................11
Process Steps...................................................................................................................11
Process Flow Diagram...................................................................................................12
05- Apply Customer Receipts (Transfer)...........................................................................13
Description.......................................................................................................................13
Policy & Procedures.......................................................................................................13
Process Steps...................................................................................................................13
Customer Invoice to ReceiptFile Ref: Next_BF015_FIN_CI2R_V2 (v. V2)
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Doc Ref: FIN/CI2R/BF.015
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Process Listing and Process Descriptions
Process Title Description of Process Output
01 create new customers create new customers
02 Creat Invoices Manually to Customers Creat Invoices Manually to Customers
03 Apply Customer Receipts (Check) Apply Customer Receipts (Check Collection)
04 Apply Customer Receipts (Cash) Apply Customer Receipts (Cash Collection)
05 Apply Customer Receipts (Transefer) Apply Customer Receipts (Transefer)
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Doc Ref: FIN/CI2R/BF.015
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5. Oracle Unified Method
Process Step Catalogs
Following are the descriptions of process flows related to Customer Invoice to Receipt cycle mapped to Oracle e-Business Suite Applications.
File Ref: Next_BF015_FIN_CI2R_V2 (v. V2)
Doc Ref: FIN/CI2R/BF.015
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01 –Create Customer
Narrative
Finance Branch Department who responsible to define customers and customer sites
Policy & Procedures
• Customer Name in Arabic Name
• Customer Numbering is generated automatically
• Enter Customer Account Type ( Internal / External)
• Enter Bill To Address – (Primary)
• Enter Payment Term
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Process Steps
ID Step Description Automation Agent
Finance Department receive athorized1.1 Receive request to define
new customer
Receive Customer Template Approved
Form from Sales Department
Manual Receivables Section
1.2 A new Customer Search on the customer before define it
to prevent the duplication in customer
name
New Customer
Enter Customer Name in Alphabetic
Letters and Customer Number
generated automatically
Oracle Receivables Section
1.3 Enter Account Site Enter Account Site information as
shown in Policy & Procedures Section
Oracle Receivables Section
1.4 Enter Bill to Site Address Enter Bill to Site Address Oracle Receivables Section
File Ref: Next_BF015_FIN_CI2R_V2 (v. V2)
Doc Ref: FIN/CI2R/BF.015
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02- Creat Invoices Manually to Customers
Narrative
AR Department who responsible to creat manual invoice
.
Policy & Procedures
• Use AMA_Manual Source by registering manual Invoice
• For services Use Invoice Transaction Type Internet & Maintanance
• Invoice Numbers entered manually
Process Steps
ID Step Description Automation Agent
Finance Department Finance Department receive3.1 Register Transaction Invoice Register Transaction invoice on
AMA_Manual Source
Oracle Receivable Section
3.2 Complete Manual Invoices Complete Manual Invoices Oracle Receivable Section
3.3 Create Accounting Final After the invoice is registered it will
created accounting
Oracle Receivable Section
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03- Apply Customer Receipts (Check)
Narrative
By receiving the check directly or from different safes either main or branch, the process of bank checks start and it begins by (Confermed)
then change check status form confirm to remittance and to close the remittance clearing account and finally clear it through bank
reconciliation
Policy & Procedures
• Receipt class name is AMA-Check
• Receipt class creation method (Manual – Standard – By Matching)
• Payment Method name is checks and under it all the banks names and accounts by all currencies also all safes (main & branches)
• Check Number is registered manually
• Check receipts will be manually applied to selected invoices
Process Steps
ID Step Description Automation Agent
Receive Finance Department receive athorized
4.1 Receivable Section receive
original payment slip
Receivable Section receive original
payment slip
Manual Receivable Section
4.2 Register Receipt Register the check Receipts by:
- Receipt Number
- Transaction Date
- Receipt Amount
- Customer Name & Number
Oracle Receivable Section
4.3 Apply Receipt Manually application to open invoices Oracle Receivable Section
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Process Flow Diagram
Accounting Impact
To Proof the Check:
1- To register the check by Remittance status automatically by system
Dr/ Check Remittance
Cr/ AR
2- To clear the Check manual reconciliation
Dr/ Cash
Cr/ Check Remittance
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04- Apply Customer Receipts (Cash)
Description
Cash Receipts are registered for Cash customers only
Policy & Procedures
• Receipt class name is AMA-Cash
• Receipt class creation method (Manual – No Remittance – Directly)
• Payment Method name is Cash and under it all banks and safes (main and branches)
• Cash Number is registered manually
Process Steps
ID Step Description Automation Agent
Receive Finance Department receive athorized
5.1 Receivable Section receive
original payment slip
Receivable Section receive original
payment slip
Manual Receivable Section
5.2 Register Receipt Register the cash Receipts by:
- Receipt Number
- Transaction Date
- Receipt Amount
- Customer Name & Number
Oracle Receivable Section
5.3 Apply Receipt Manually application to open invoices Oracle Receivable Section
File Ref: Next_BF015_FIN_CI2R_V2 (v. V2)
Doc Ref: FIN/CI2R/BF.015
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Process Flow Diagram
File Ref: Next_BF015_FIN_CI2R_V2 (v. V2)
Doc Ref: FIN/CI2R/BF.015
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13. Oracle Unified Method
05- Apply Customer Receipts (Transfer)
Description
Transfer Receipts are registered for Bank Transfer only
Policy & Procedures
• Receipt class name is AMA-TRANSFER
• Receipt class creation method (Manual – No Remittance – By matching)
• Payment Method name is Cash and under it all banks and safes (main and branches)
• Cash Number is registered manually
Process Steps
ID Step Description Automation Agent
Receive Finance Department receive athorized
5.1 Receivable Section receive
original payment slip
Receivable Section receive original
payment slip
Manual Receivable Section
5.2 Register Receipt Register the Transfer Receipts by:
- Receipt Number
- Transaction Date
- Receipt Amount
- Customer Name & Number
Oracle Receivable Section
5.3 Apply Receipt Manually application to open invoices Oracle Receivable Section
File Ref: Next_BF015_FIN_CI2R_V2 (v. V2)
Doc Ref: FIN/CI2R/BF.015
May 20, 2015
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