Sales Invoicing Prefix Edit MOAJ

You can use the Prefix screen MOAJ to create and amend prefix codes that let you organise document types into user-defined categories.

For example, you can designate invoices generated by a specific department within your company to have a different prefix than invoices generated from another department. The system can also automatically number all documents sequentially by prefix code.

Open from Sales Invoicing Prefix: Sales Order Processing.

Field

Description

Prefix

Enter an alphabetical Prefix, up to 10 characters. The prefix you enter can contain a dash (-), forward slash (/) or backslash (\).

Description

Enter a Description, up to 40 characters, to identify the prefix.

Prefix Type

Select one of the following options to assign a Prefix Type:

  • Invoice
  • Credit Note
  • Contract
A document type description displays after updating.

Suffix Type

Select one of the following from the drop-down menu to indicate the level at which the system generates the Suffix Type:

  • Company. Suffix numbers are generated sequentially throughout the company, regardless of the prefix
  • System. Suffix numbers are generated sequentially across the system, regardless of the company or prefix
  • Automatic. Suffix numbers are generated sequentially by prefix
  • Manual. You must enter a suffix when creating a new document under this prefix
A suffix type description displays after updating.

Length of Suffix

Enter the length of suffix when not using Company or System numbering. Note that the suffix length together with the prefix length must be not greater than the size of the Accounts Receivable transaction reference.

Next Number

This field shows the next sequential number to be generated.

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