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The logistics invoice verification checks incoming invoices for correctness in terms of their content, prices, and arithmetic,
thus defining the basis for the payment run. The price and conditions are compared to the conditions in the purchase order,
or the invoiced quantity is compared to the received quantity. If differences exceed customized limits, the invoice is blocked
for payment automatically. Tax calculation and settlement of delivery costs are also integrated. You can park invoices if
you want to involve several persons or departments in the invoice verification process. Workflow features help to control
this process.
Invoices that have been blocked can be released for payment using a monitor function. The automated release of invoices for
which the blocking reasons have been clarified is also possible. Workflow features support the release process.
ERS is a procedure for generating and settling invoices automatically. Using Evaluated Receipt Settlement (ERS) means that
you have an agreement with your suppliers that they do not create invoices for ordering transactions, but you post them yourself
based on the information contained in purchase orders, goods receipt and service entry documents.Thus, ERS has the following advantages:
- Purchasing transactions are closed more quickly.
- Communication errors are avoided.
- There are no price and quantity variances in Invoice Verification.
The invoicing plan is a utility allowing you to specify when and for which amount you wish to create invoices. The creation
of the invoice is independent of the receipt of the goods or the service (service entry).
In agreement with your vendor, you can have invoices created automatically on the basis of invoicing plan data and initiate
their payment. In this case, the system employs the
Evaluated Receipt Settlement (ERS)
process.
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