Contents Include:
- Overview of Accounts Payable
- Demonstration of Accounts Payable
Vendor Configuration Notes:
- You can establish multiple vendor group types to speed up the task of adding vendor records.
- Vendor functions are restricted based on the security profile attached to the system user within Sage Accpac security groups.
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4. Accounts Payable
Vendor Configuration Notes:
• You can establish multiple vendor group types to speed up the task of
adding vendor records.
• Vendor functions are restricted based on the security profile attached to
the system user within Sage Accpac security groups.
5. Accounts Payable
Vendor Configuration Process:
• Open accounts payable / AP vendors / vendor groups.
• On group tab: enter group code, description, account set, terms code, bank
code, and payment code.
• On invoicing tab: enter distribute by option, enter duplicate invoice
checking option, enter tax group, and enter tax reporting option.
• Enter additional information optional fields tabs if applicable.
• Click save.
6. Accounts Payable
Vendor Configuration Process:
• Open accounts payable / AP vendors / vendors.
• On address tab: enter vendor number, name, group code, and address
details.
• On processing tab: enter account set, terms code, bank code, payment
code, delivery method, check language, and additional detail if required.
• On invoicing tab: enter distribute by option, enter duplicate invoice
checking option, tax group, and additional details if required.
• Enter additional information on contact, comments, and optional fields
tabs if applicable.
• Click save.
7. Accounts Payable
Accounts Payable Notes:
• You can use accounts payable to process invoices, debit notes, credit notes,
payments and reverse payments.
• Accounts payable is integrated with general ledger.
• Accounts payable functions are restricted based on the security profile
attached to the system user within Sage Accpac security groups.
8. Accounts Payable
AP Invoice Process:
• Open accounts payable / AP transactions/ invoice batch list.
• Click new to create new batch or click open add transactions to an existing
batch.
• Enter batch description, entry description, vendor number, document type
(invoice), date, document number, document total, and GL account.
• Enter optional data in document, taxes, terms and optional fields sections .
• Click add.
• Post batch to update vendor account and general ledger.
9. Accounts Payable
AP Credit Note Process:
• Open accounts payable / AP transactions/ invoice batch list.
• Click new to create new batch or click open add transactions to an existing
batch.
• Enter batch description, entry description, vendor number, document type
(credit note), date, document number, apply-to document, document total,
and GL account.
• Enter optional data in document, taxes, terms and optional fields sections .
• Click add.
• Post batch to update vendor account and general ledger.
10. Accounts Payable
AP Payment Process:
• Open accounts payable / AP transactions/ AP payment batch list.
• Click new to create new batch or click open to add transactions to an
existing batch.
• Enter batch description, batch date, bank, entry description, transaction
type, date, vendor number, payment code, and click go button, and select
documents for payment.
• Enter optional data if applicable.
• Click add, and print cheque form if required.
• Post batch to update vendor account and general ledger.
11. Accounts Payable
AP Reverse Payment Process:
• Open common services / Bank transactions / Reverse Transactions.
• Select bank code, source application (AP), enter reason, date,
vendor number, and cheque/payment number.
• Click post.
12. Accounts Payable
Additional Notes:
• Common transaction reports: posting journals, posting errors, vednor
transactions, aged payables.
• Drilldown functionality in accounts payable, and general ledger.
• AP sub ledger should be reconciled with control account on a regular basis.