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Three papers, and the person who compares them

Three papers, and the person who compares them

Match a supplier's invoice to your delivery orders and goods receipts · presentation 1 of 4 · for the whole-system operator — you run the books Read the transcript · Back to the series

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Match a supplier's invoice to your delivery orders and goods receipts · presentation 1 of 4

Three papers, and the person who compares them

You can say what the purchase order, the goods received note and the supplier's invoice each prove…

Three papers

Step 1 — Name what each paper proves

You will know which document answers which question.

RM 128

…pairs of wireless earbuds ordered at RM 128 each for branch GS-KV-01

Step 2 — Keep the supplier's delivery order where it belongs

You will not look for the supplier's delivery order in the wrong applet.

Where this step sits
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  s1["1. Name what each paper proves"]
  s2["2. Keep the supplier's delivery order where…"]
  s3["3. Know that no engine compares them"]
  s4["4. Know which paper moves your books"]
  s5["5. Put the control in a named…"]
  s1 --> s2
  s2 --> s3
  s3 --> s4
  s4 --> s5
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  class s2 here;
  

What BigLedger does, and what it leaves to you

Step 3 — Know that no engine compares them

You will stop waiting for a warning that never comes.

What this step names
  1. BigLedger has no three-way matching engine: no tolerance setting
  2. No variance report
  3. No flag
  4. Nothing that stops a supplier invoice being finalised because its price or…

Step 4 — Know which paper moves your books

You will know why a matching mistake is an accounting mistake.

What this step names
  1. The purchase invoice is the document that books the stock in
  2. Posts the purchase and the input tax
  3. Creates what you owe the supplier

Step 5 — Put the control in a named person's hands

You will know where your matching control actually lives.

What you do
  1. Keep the person who orders apart from the person who receives and the person…
  2. Write your tolerance down, for example query any price above the order…

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