Contract Periods

Last modified on 2022/05/28 10:53

Definition

The Contract Periods menu enables you to view all contract periods that have not yet been invoiced

EndDefinition

You can use a specific wizard to book invoices in accounting based on supplier invoices.

Notes

  • Only scheduled periods are displayed.
  • Several periods can be associated with a given invoice if they are related to the contracts for a given supplier.
  • Common expenses can be added from the Common Expenses Catalog or via manual data entry.
  • Each invoiced item is broken down by analytical cost allocation.

Caution

  • A new invoice is created even if the reference corresponds to an existing supplier invoice.
  • You must add credit notes as common expenses by entering a negative amount.

Characteristics specific to versions 2016 and earlier

  • Menu access: Transition or Strategy > Invoices > Contract Periods

Menu Access

Financial Management > Invoices > Contract Periods

Procedure and Wizards

How to create an invoice for scheduled period payments

Step 1: Selecting the periods for a supplier.

1. Select Financial Management > Invoices > Contract Periods in the menu. 

2. Select the contract periods for a given supplier.
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3. Run the New Invoice on Payment Schedule wizard.
 

Step 2: Specifying the periods to invoice.

1. Specify the information of each invoice row.
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2. (optional) Add common expenses.

  • You can click Catalog Reference to add common expenses from the catalog.
  • Or you can click Simple Data Entry to add them manually.

3. (optional) Add credit notes.

  • Add a row for common expenses via Simple Data Entry.
  • Enter a negative amount.
  • Repeat these actions for all credit notes to be added.
     

Step 3: Specifying the invoice header.

1. Click Next.

2. Complete the information of the invoice. 

3. Click Finish.

  • The invoice will be created.
  • The table of contract periods will be refreshed.

Wizards

Update
New Invoice on Payment Schedule
Delete

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