It would save time if you were able to amend the due date while you are in the Register Invoice screen (rather than have to wait until you go in to the Cost Pending Invoices screen)
Company | ADCO Constructions |
Job Title / Role | Accountant |
I need it... | 1 month |
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Hi there.
There is a parameter that allows edit of due date in the invoice
registration process. Its the 9th position of the INVREG parameter. This
will however make the field editable for all users so take care if thinking
about activation. You may want to test in your Test WorkID first.
thanks
Andrew
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Hi Andrew, I'd say about 85% of all invoices processed rely on the Creditor payment terms.
The nature of invoices that I process in Head Office mean that I receive a lot of them late or they have shorter than normal payment terms. I find myself having to manually change the due date on 95% of the invoices that I enter in Head Office.
Thanks for your suggestion. I will check that one out. For my understanding
would you say that on 95% of invoices it would normally rely on the
Creditor payment terms to calculate the due date? or what sort of
percentage do you need to change and in what kind of circumstance normally?
cheers
Andrew