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AP Invoice Management Guide

The document outlines the process for managing AP invoices, including setting default business units, creating and validating invoices, and viewing accounting details. It also covers how to correct invoice accounting after posting and provides instructions for submitting invoices via the ADFDI tool. Additionally, it includes steps for installing and configuring the Oracle ADF Desktop Integration Add-Ins for Excel.

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AP Invoice Management Guide

The document outlines the process for managing AP invoices, including setting default business units, creating and validating invoices, and viewing accounting details. It also covers how to correct invoice accounting after posting and provides instructions for submitting invoices via the ADFDI tool. Additionally, it includes steps for installing and configuring the Oracle ADF Desktop Integration Add-Ins for Excel.

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Session 14 – AP Invoices

Setting Default Business Unit for a User


Search → Manage Administrator Profile Values

Standard Invoice creation

Click on Invoices task → Invoice Work Bench / Invoice Work Area


Click on Create Invoice from task list
Click on Distributions to check on the account details

To view the accounting on this transaction,


Click Show more next to Invoice Header
Click on Accounting
This shows the liability account

Invoice Grout to be completed

Manage Installments To be completed

Payment group to be completed


Validate Invoice

Account in Draft
Creates draft account, which can be viewed before posting to ledger

Final Accounting →

View T-Account
Check the status of the transaction
Click on the validated status on the Invoice header to display invoice summary
Verify Journal in GL
Navigator → General Accounting → Journals → Task List → Manage Journals

Click Search

Click on Journal
Click on Journal Line Debit Amount

Drill down to source transaction


Click on View Transaction
Correction to Invoice Accounting after posting to GL
Click on Validated status

Click on Accounted

Click on Override Account and enter a new code combination as needed.

User will be prompted to enter a reason. And once submitted, a reversal entry is created as below
Inquiry in GL Journals

Note that the original account 60002 is now credited.


Invoice Submission via ADFDI
Application Development Framework Desktop Integrator
Desktop Integrator File

ADFdi_Excel-Addin-
[Link]

- Run the above file as an administrator, after changing the extension to exe.
Excel Changes
- Go to Excel Options
- Add-ins → Manage → Select “COM Add-ins”
- Click “Go”
- Check If the option “Oracle ADF 11g Desktop Integration Add-Ins for Excel” is available.
- If the check box is unchecked then check it and click OK.
- If not rerun the installer once again and repeat the above steps.

Common questions

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To view the liability account related to a standard invoice during its creation, you need to click on 'Show more' next to the Invoice Header, and then click on 'Accounting'. This action will reveal the liability account information associated with the invoice transaction .

To validate an invoice account in draft form, the system creates a draft account that allows user review before the account is posted to the ledger. This review process includes checking the validated status on the Invoice header and ensuring the accounting entries match expectations before final confirmation .

To ensure Excel compatibility with Oracle ADF 11g Desktop Integration tools, navigate through Excel Options to 'Add-ins', select 'COM Add-ins', and activate 'Oracle ADF 11g Desktop Integration Add-Ins for Excel'. If unavailable, reinstalling the ADFDI Excel add-in installer may be necessary to achieve compatibility .

To verify journals in the General Ledger, users can navigate to General Accounting, select Journals, and access the Task List to 'Manage Journals'. Through the 'Journal Line' feature, users can search for specific journals, review line items and amounts, and verify details by drilling down to the source transaction .

The Invoice Work Bench/Invoice Work Area supports functionalities such as creating invoices, managing distributions, and reviewing accounting details. It is a central point for checking account details, initiating invoice actions, and ensuring the systematic flow of invoice creation within the organization’s financial system .

To correct an accounting entry after posting to the General Ledger, navigate to the validated status on the Invoice header and select 'Accounted'. Then, click on 'Override Account' and enter a new code combination if necessary. Upon submission, a reversal entry is automatically created, initially crediting the original account code .

After a transaction is posted to the GL, corrections can be made by selecting the validated invoice status, then accessing 'Accounted' to choose 'Override Account'. Enter the new code combination, accompanied by a reason. A reversal entry is then generated to counterbalance the original transaction, ensuring accurate financial records .

The ADFDI (Application Development Framework Desktop Integrator) tool is used for invoice submission. To set it up, one must install the ADFdi_Excel-Addin-Installer as an administrator. After installation, enable it under Excel Options by managing 'COM Add-ins'. If the add-in isn't enabled, rerun the installer and ensure it is checked before proceeding .

Managing installments in the invoicing system involves using the 'Manage Installments' task within the invoice creation process. Details on executing specific tasks within this item are marked as 'to be completed', suggesting additional steps or systems are needed to fully configure and process installments .

The T-Account feature is utilized in final accounting to provide a structured view of a transaction's debit and credit entries. It confirms the final status of accounts after all necessary validations and approvals in the system have been completed, ensuring accurate ledger postings .

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