Sales Entry Invoice Processing Report overview
Function acronym: OEEPI
Invoice processing is one of the last required steps to complete an order. First, an order is added. Next, a pick ticket is printed. Then, the order is shipped. Finally, invoice processing is used when you are ready to bill orders.
Invoice processing
Invoice processing places the order in Stage 4 (Invoiced) or Stage 5 (Paid), if the payment amount equals the invoice amount. An order cannot be changed or deleted after it is invoice-processed, although an invoiced order can be copied to a new order.
For range or list processing, orders are invoiced, the order stage changed, and all Customer, General Ledger and Product updates are performed in this order:
- RM orders in order number order
- All other orders in order number order
This processing order is separate from the print order.
Orders with the Our Records Only Invoice option selected in Sales Order Entry are processed only. Invoices or other output is not generated for these orders.
Invoice format
Invoices can be printed in standard or non-standard formats. The type of invoice that is printed is defined in the SA Administrator Options-Documents-Sales Orders-Printing options. All invoice headings can be printed on the invoice, or invoice headings can be suppressed. If the headings are suppressed, the document name is printed so the document can be identified. If you have custom, preprinted forms, suppress printing the headings.
Pick tickets, invoices, acknowledgments, and bills of lading use either the bill-to address specified on the Customer Setup or Customer Ship to Setup record or the ship-to address from the Sales Order Entry header. If the sales order header contains a code in the Language field, the corresponding product descriptions, addons, and terms are incorporated.
In compliance with the credit card industry's Payment Application-Data Security Standard (PA-DSS) and Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS), credit card numbers are masked on all report output.
Consolidated invoice printing
Orders for customers that are set up for consolidated invoicing do not print unless they are printed on demand by specifying the order number on a print list in Sales Consolidated Invoice Report or Sales Order Entry. If a back posting date is before the last consolidation date on the customer or customer ship-to record, then, the invoice prints during Sales Entry Invoice Processing Report and does not consolidate. To back post orders, you must implement date ranges and back posting procedures so that these orders to fall within the last and next consolidation date ranges set up in Customer Setup or Customer Ship To Setup.
MSDS
If you are generating invoices through Infor Document Management (IDM), you can also include Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) when you print or email an invoice with hazardous products.
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If an invoice contains kit components that are flagged as MSDS products, the sheets for each components are printed or emailed as well.
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If you select to print your invoices, sheets are printed to the same printer as the invoices.
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If you select to email invoices, sheets are emailed in a separate email, with an email subject line: “MSDS Sheets for Order nnnnnn-nn”.
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If you select the Print to Email/-Fax Where Appropriate option, sheets are sent to the appropriate contacts for the invoiced customer. Otherwise, the email address specified on the Print Information view is used.
Catch Weight
If you have activated the catch weight functionality, the Actual Total Weight value must be specified in the Actual Total Weight field of Sales Shipping Feedback Entry. If not specified, a message is displayed and the order will not invoice: Actual Weight Must be Entered for All Catch Weight Lines (7193). You cannot continue with invoicing this order until this value is specified during shipping. The catch weight functionality must be enabled SA Administration-Administrator Options-Products-Defaults, and this product must have been set up as a catch weight product in Product Setup-General.