Procedures
Depending on your role in WorkBook, you can use the Creditor Invoices submodule in the Creditors module under Finance & Administration to create, edit, move, approve, and/or reject vouchers.
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- Create a Voucher
Use the Creditor Invoices submodule under the Creditors module to can create, park, approve, reverse, and/or reject vouchers for creditor invoices. You can also move job vouchers between jobs. - Delete a Voucher
Depending on your role in WorkBook, you can delete vouchers in Status-10 in the Creditor Invoices submodule. - Cancel a Voucher
Depending on your role in WorkBook, you can cancel vouchers in Status-10 in the Creditor Invoices submodule. - Upload a Voucher File
Depending on your role in WorkBook, you can upload voucher files to overwrite any incorrect voucher files that were uploaded previously, as long as the vouchers are still in status 10. - Approve a Voucher
Depending on your role in WorkBook, you can approve vouchers in the Creditor Invoices submodule. If you are an approver for a voucher, Workbook sends a notification to your inbox where you can approve the voucher. - Park a Voucher for Booking
Depending on your role in WorkBook, you can park a voucher if you do not want that voucher to go through the internal approval workflow. You cannot park a booked voucher. - Cancel Voucher Parking
Depending on your role in WorkBook, you can cancel unpark parked vouchers. - Put a Voucher Payment on Hold
Depending on your role in WorkBook, you can put voucher payments on hold in the Creditor Invoices submodule. You can do this under certain scenarios, such as when you are still awaiting product delivery, or when you are still negotiating the payment amount with the creditor. - Allow Payment for a Voucher
Depending on your role in WorkBook, you can allow payments for vouchers whose payments are on hold in the Creditor Invoices submodule. - View Payment Information for Vouchers with Blocked Payments
Depending on your role in WorkBook, you can view payment information for vouchers with blocked payments in the Creditor Invoices submodule. - Add a Voucher Approver Manually
Depending on your role in WorkBook, you can manually add approvers to vouchers using the Creditor Invoice Approval submodule. - Change the Approver on a Voucher
If you are the designated approver of a voucher in WorkBook, you can assign another employee as the approver for that particular voucher using the Creditor Invoice Approval submodule under Settings. - Remove a Manually-Added Approver from a Voucher
Depending on your role in WorkBook, you can remove manually-added approvers from a voucher using the Creditor Invoices submodule. - Change the Voucher Status
Depending on your role in WorkBook, you can change the status of a voucher. Changing the voucher status is the same as approving the voucher. For example, changing a voucher's status from 10 to 20 means you approve the voucher for that stage in the approval process. - Reverse a Voucher
Depending on your role in WorkBook, you can reverse vouchers in the Creditor Invoices submodule. This is useful in cases when an error is discovered in the uneditable fields of a booked voucher and it is necessary to create a reversal voucher with the correct information, when you receive a credit note, or when you want to reverse general accruals in the Creditor Invoices submodule. - Copy a Voucher
Depending on your role in WorkBook, you can copy vouchers using the Creditor Invoices submodule. This is useful in cases when an error is discovered in the uneditable fields of a voucher and it is necessary to create a copy of that voucher with the correct information, - Reject a Voucher
Depending on your role in WorkBook, you can reject vouchers using the Creditor Invoices submodule. - Force Approve a Voucher
Depending on your role in WorkBook, you can force approve vouchers if the registered approver is unavailable. - Make an Accrual Voucher
Use the Creditor Invoices submodule under the Creditors module to create accrual vouchers. This is useful in cases when you want to pay a recurring, long-term cost in monthly installments without affecting your monthly profit and loss results. For example, there is a credit invoice for six months of rent that was paid in advance - you can enable WorkBook to automatically divide that amount over six months and charge the monthly rent to a balance sheet accrual account.
Parent Topic: Creditor Invoices