Voucher Review Process
Feature Overview:
TRX now has the ability to mark a voucher for Review. This will prevent the voucher from being paid on a check run until it has been removed from the review queue. This will allow you to enter invoices for POs before receipt, mark the voucher for that PO, and see in the review screen when there is an un-invoiced receipt for that PO - cutting down on the need to manage AP invoices outside of TRX.
Feature Setup:
This feature comes with a new subledger account labeled Suspense Account located under A/P>A/P Special Functions>A/P Setup>Accounts Tab. Once this G/L field has been entered - you’ll be able to select the Review line type inside of the voucher screen.
Feature Use:
Step 1: Creating A Review Voucher
When entering a voucher - select the Review line type.
Is this invoice for a PO?
Yes: Tab to the PO field and type the PO number or press F9 to find it
No: Tab to the amount field and enter the line amount
Enter any other lines necessary for this voucher. Keep in mind Review vouchers must still balance between the master and detail.
Click the lightning bolt to process the voucher
Step 2: Releasing A Review Voucher:
Open the Voucher Review screen under A/P>A/P Voucher Processing>Review Vouchers
Find the voucher you’d like to release from review
Click the button to the far right of that voucher (this will open the voucher entry screen showing a negative line reversing the value of the Review line)
Navigate to the next line on the voucher
Select the appropriate line type
Enter the value of the line (keep in mind the voucher must be in balance to process)
Click the lightning bolt to process
Step 3: Auditing The Suspense Account:
Open the Query G/L Transactions Screen under G/L>Query G/L Transactions
Enter the date range in questions
Enter the AP Suspense Account
Click the Find button (this will give you the G/L Balance)
Open the Review Vouchers screen under A/P>A/P Voucher Processing>Review Vouchers
Enter the As of Date
Click the Print Icon (this will give you the Subledger Balance)
Compare the two balances and dig further as necessary
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