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Explains how to set up features common to each e5 Financials system, such as security, common codes and tables, currency, calendars, taxation and event manager. |
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Identifies the order in which AP controls and code tables must be set up. |
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Explains the creation and maintenance of supplier and employee account details. Supplier account information includes the supplier's name and address and tax locations plus Purchasing Controls, Accounts Payable Controls and Intra Company Accounting information, if applicable. |
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Explains document types, prepaid expenses, recurring payments, currency, discounts, tax processing, data entry methods including batching, registration, document detail entry, split analysis details, matching credit notes to debit notes, reviewing batches and unlocking batches. |
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Explains how to enter employee advances and expense claims. |
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Explains the maintenance of transactions after you enter them into the system. Using this option you can: amend a transaction, amend payment analysis codes, cancel transactions, transfer transactions between supplier accounts, suspend or release transactions, set up recurring payments and resolve exceptions. |
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Explains the authorisation process within Accounts Payable. This describes how to perform the following tasks: creating authorisation control codes, attaching authorisation control codes to documents and sending a document for authorisation. |
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Explains how to create payment schedules, miscellaneous payments and pre-allocated payments. |
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Explains how to create regularly scheduled payments. The defined payments are automatically paid by the Payment Processing sub-system. |
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Explains how to identify the payments that have cleared your bank accounts and processed on a bank statement. Using this option, you can enter and reconcile bank statement details to system-generated payments. |
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Explains how to create internal notes and messages using the Diary facility. You can attach notes to a supplier, a supplier transaction, or to a specific line of a transaction. You can also send notes to another user or to yourself. Within the Accounts Payable System, notes are called events. You can create general, user-defined, user, supplier and transaction events. |
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Explains how to view transaction details. You can retrieve all transactions for a supplier, or you can enter specific selection criteria and view only the supplier's transactions matching that criteria. Using this option, you can view transaction details, line details, payment details and split analysis details. |
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Explains the set up and use of Services and how to run periodic service charge calculations. |
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Lists the reports the system generates automatically when a process is run and the reports you must submit, complete with a description of how to submit them. |
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Details the controls that are in place with e5 AP to complement the Intra Company Accounting company set-up. |
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Lists the AP related tables that are purge deferred and explains how these data items can be removed from the system. |
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Explains how 1099 processing is catered for within the e5 AP product and the data that needs to be set up to cater for it. 1099 is only appropriate for Companies who report their accounts in the United States. |
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Explains the General Ledger postings that are generated from each of the AP transactions. |
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Explains how CIS processing is catered for within the e5 AP product and the data that needs to be set up to cater for it. |
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Explains how internal trading can be performed between Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable |
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Explains the functionality that allows the netting of Customer and Supplier Transactions between Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable. |
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Describes the Evaluated Receipt Settlement processing that allows the automatic generation of Invoices into Accounts Payable when a receipt has been raised against an order |
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