PROCESSING CREDIT AND ADJUSTING INVENTORY WHEN BILL SENT TO ACCOUNTING

If an invoice does not reflect shortages or damaged goods before payment, follow these steps to process vendor credits and adjust your theoretical inventory to accurately represent in-stock amounts.

  1. Confirm that the Bill has been submitted to your accounting team by clicking on 'View Bill' on the approved vendor invoice.

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  2. In Books, you will see if the Bill has been Sent to Accounting.

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    **Note** If you attempt to 'Unapprove Invoice,' the platform will prevent you from proceeding.

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  3. Once your vendor has issued you a Credit, enter it into the platform. 

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  4. Once approved, click on 'View Credit' to confirm it has been processed correctly.

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  5. Manually adjust our theoretical inventory as the initial vendor invoice shows us receiving more products than physically brought into the Store. 

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  6. Navigate to Inventory > Transfers > New Transfer. Select 'Transfer Out' and the appropriate date. 

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  7. Select 'Add Transfer Line' and search for the respective Inventory Item. Enter the number of units you did not physically receive. You should update the Amount field to reflect whether or not you want this transfer to subtract from your costs. If you've entered the Credit you should update the Amount field to "0", if you haven't entered a Credit and want to subtract the costs from your total leave the Amount field as is.

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  8. Confirm Item details on the Inventory page reflect your actual in-stock amount.

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Some things to keep in mind​

  • This article applies to customers utilizing the Books side of the platform in addition to Bevager and/or Foodager.

  • Depending on your level of access to the system when you click "View Bill" or "View Credit" you may not be able to see it - this just means you do not have access to Books, and that is perfectly fine.