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- BY THE END OF THIS LESSON, YOU SHOULD KNOW:
- Which methods are available for creating customer invoices and how they
relate to each other.
- Which tools are supplied by IFS Applications to support customer
invoicing.
- CUSTOMER INVOICING
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- Is used to create customer invoices:
- Within Financials—With no connections to customer orders or inventory
- Within Distribution—Via the customer order invoicing process
- Supports the following:
- Creation and printing of customer order invoices
- Creation and printing of instant invoices
- Manual entry of customer invoices
- Transfer of customer invoice information created in another, external
system
- Cancellation of manually entered customer invoices
- Follow-up and analysis of customer invoice information
- CUSTOMER INVOICING
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- The Customer Invoicing contains the following chapters:
- Basic Data and Requirements
- Identifies all basic data that needs to be set up before the customer
invoicing process can be used.
- Manual Customer Invoicing
- Explains how to enter customer invoices manually.
- Instant Invoicing
- Shows how to create instant invoices and handle sales objects and
invoice texts.
- CUSTOMER INVOICING
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- External Customer Invoices on File
- Shows how to transfer customer invoices from an external system into
Accounts Receivable in IFS Applications.
- Cancel Customer Invoices
- Explains how to cancel a customer invoice.
- Queries and Reports
- Describes which queries and reports are available for customer invoice
analysis.
- CUSTOMER INVOICING
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