Creditors Transaction Audit
When a creditor’s transaction has been selected (clicked) from the transaction list, an Audit button is available to perform an enquiry on the transaction.
Audit a Creditors Invoice Transaction
- From the Home menu, select Financial > Creditors.
- Search for and retrieve a Creditor (see Retrieve an Existing Creditor).
- Select menu Accounting > Transactions.
- Filter the transaction list, so that the Invoice to audit is available.
- Identify and click the transaction to display it in Edit Invoice mode.
Invoice 7609006-3 has been selected from the transaction list.
- When Audit is clicked for an invoice, the Creditor Invoice Transaction Audit screen displays.
In this example, there are two vouchers paid on the one invoice. Regardless of which line is clicked, the lines for all vouchers will display.
Order By. This section allows the display order of the transaction lines to be changed and all or specific transaction lines to be viewed. The default display order is Line Number then Line Category. Other options are Posting Period then Line Category or Line Category then Posting Period.
Use the Filter By drop-down to select specific invoice lines.
About the Invoice Transaction Audit Fields
Item | Description |
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Reference | The invoice transaction reference. |
Transaction Date |
Invoice transaction date. |
Transaction Period |
Transaction Period (TRP). |
Supplier |
The Creditor/Supplier code and name. |
Entered By/Last Modified By |
The user name and time of transaction creation and last modification. |
Order By |
These radio buttons can be used to change the order of the display. |
Filter By | The selection here can be All, or by a specific line number. |
Category |
The Line Category. (See Transaction Line Categories). |
Post Period |
The G.L. posting period (GLP). |
Debit Account |
The. G.L. Account to be debited with the line amount. |
Credit Account |
The G.L. Account to be credited with the line amount. |
Currency |
The Currency of the transaction. |
Line |
The transaction Line Number. |
Amount |
The line amount in transaction currency. |
Base |
The amount in system base currency. |
Audit a Creditors Credit Note Transaction
- From the Home menu, select Financial > Creditors.
- Search for and retrieve a Creditor (see Retrieve an Existing Creditor).
- Select menu Accounting > Transactions.
- Filter the transaction list, so that the Credit Note to audit is available.
- Identify and click the transaction to display it in Edit Invoice mode.
Credit Note CN58587 has been selected from the transaction list.
- When Audit is clicked for a Credit Note, the Creditor Credit Note Transaction Audit screen displays.
In this example, there are two vouchers paid on the one invoice. Regardless of which line is clicked, the lines for all vouchers will display.
Order By. This section allows the display order of the transaction lines to be changed and all or specific transaction lines to be viewed. The default display order is Line Number then Line Category. Other options are Posting Period then Line Category or Line Category then Posting Period.
Use the Filter By drop-down to select specific invoice lines.
About the Credit Note Transaction Audit Fields
Item | Description |
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Reference | The suppliers credit note transaction reference. |
Transaction Date |
Credit Note transaction date. |
Transaction Period |
Transaction Period (TRP). |
Supplier |
The Creditor/Supplier code and name. |
Entered By/Last Modified By |
The user name and time of transaction creation and last modification. |
Description | The 3 description lines from the transaction header. |
Order By |
These radio buttons can be used to change the order of the display. |
Filter By | The selection here can be All, or by a specific line number. |
Category |
The Line Category. (See Transaction Line Categories). |
Post Period |
The G.L. posting period (GLP). |
Debit Account |
The. G.L. Account to be debited with the line amount. |
Credit Account |
The G.L. Account to be credited with the line amount. |
Currency |
The Currency of the transaction. |
Line |
The transaction Line Number |
Amount |
The line amount in transaction currency. |
Base |
The amount in system base currency. |
Audit a Creditors Cheque Transaction
- From the Home menu, select Financial > Creditors.
- Search for and retrieve a Creditor (see Retrieve an Existing Creditor).
- Select menu Accounting > Transactions.
- Filter the transaction list, so that the one to audit is available.
- Identify and click a transaction to display it in Edit Cheque mode.
Cheque CHQ67679569 has been selected from the transaction list.
- When Audit is clicked for a cheque, the Creditor Cheque Transaction Audit screen displays.
Order By. This section allows the display order of the transaction lines to be changed and all or specific transaction lines to be viewed. The default display order is Line Number then Line Category. Other options are Posting Period then Line Category or Line Category then Posting Period.
Use the Filter By drop-down to select specific invoice lines.
About the Cheque Transaction Audit Fields
Item | Description |
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Reference | The cheque transaction reference. |
Transaction Date |
Cheque transaction date. |
Transaction Period |
Transaction Period (TRP). |
Supplier |
The Creditor/Supplier code and name. |
Description |
The 3 payment type description fields from the cheque transaction header. |
Payment Type |
The payment type used. |
Entered By/Last Modified By |
The user name and time of transaction creation and last modification. |
Order By |
These radio buttons can be used to change the order of the display. |
Filter By | The selection here can be All, or specific line number. |
Category |
The Line Category. (See Transaction Line Categories). |
Post Period |
The G.L. posting period (GLP). |
Debit Account |
The. G.L. Account to be debited with the line amount. |
Credit Account |
The G.L. Account to be credited with the line amount. |
Currency |
The Currency of the transaction. |
Line |
The transaction Line Number. |
Amount |
The line amount in transaction currency. |
Base |
The amount in system base currency. |