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Handle the e-invoice requests your buyers raise · presentation 2 of 5

What one buyer's request does to your month

You can trace a single storefront request from the pool row it lands on to the e-invoice it becomes…

Step 1 — Know what the receipt was going to be

You will know the state the request interrupts.

What this step names
  1. Left alone
  2. It would have been swept into next month's consolidation and reported inside…
  3. Under the buyer General Public with a fixed tax number
  4. A fixed identity
  5. Every address field set to a placeholder

Step 2 — Watch the submission type change underneath you

You will understand the single most consequential thing a request does, which no screen announces.

Screen capture pending the demo tenant

The sales document's e-invoice tab showing Submission Type as Individual, with the buyer name, identification and tax number now filled in

Step 3 — Understand why a consolidated document is rebuilt

You will know why a late request is more expensive than an early one, in machinery rather than in words.

Where this step sits
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  s4["4. Read the refusal, and know what…"]
  s5["5. Know everything the request does not…"]
  s6["6. Expect your month to move by…"]
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Step 4 — Read the refusal, and know what it really means

You will be able to explain a rejection message that reads as though somebody else beat the shopper to it.

What this step names
  1. If a single-general or individual row already succeeded
  2. A batch row succeeded with nothing sitting in a consolidated queue
  3. It refuses with a message saying the request was already made
  4. Submitted as consolidated

Step 5 — Know everything the request does not touch

You will be able to reassure an anxious colleague in one sentence.

What this step names
  1. It creates no document line
  2. Moves no stock
  3. Touches no costing
  4. Changes no amount
  5. No tax
  6. No receivable

Step 6 — Expect your month to move by one receipt

You will recognise this in your own reconciliation instead of investigating it.

RM 4,300

…total is smaller by RM 4,300 than the pool count would have…

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