Oracle payables employee update program

If you enable this option, Payables automatically enters employees as suppliers during the Expense Report Import program. To automatically create employees as suppliers in Oracle Payables: 1. Navigate to the Payables Options window. Choose the Expense Report tabbed region. Check the Automatically Create Employee as Supplier box.

Note: If you do not enable this option in Payables, you must manually enter employees as suppliers in the Payables Suppliers window before submitting Expense Report Import. If a supplier site record exists for the value, then use the supplier site Payment Currency value as the default reimbursement currency.

Note: Users cannot enter or view project-related information in the Payables Expense Reports window. The operating unit is determined by the Internet Expenses responsibility and the setting for the MO: Operating Unit profile option. Defining and setting up users. You must define your employees as users in order for them to use Internet Expenses. As part of this definition process, you assign the self-service application responsibilities and a securing attribute to each user. You can perform all of these activities in the Users window in System Administration.

To define an employee as a user: 1. Log into Oracle Applications using the System Administrator responsibility. Navigate to the Users window. Enter the name that the employee will use to log in to self-service applications in the User Name field. Define a temporary password for the user in the Password field. When the user logs in for the first time, a prompt will appear to request a password change. Select the name of the employee from the list of values in the Person field. Enter the e-mail address of the employee in the E-Mail field, if you use an e-mail system to send workflow notifications to employees.

Establish a password expiration. Assigning Responsibilities to Users Your installation includes these seeded responsibilities:. Assign this responsibility to employees who will create and track expense reports. This responsibility is required for Internet Expenses users. Assign this responsibility to employees who will perform setup or administration tasks that apply to Internet Expenses only.

Assign this responsibility to employees who will perform audits of expense reports. Assign this responsibility to employees who manage the auditing of expense reports and the management of expense report auditors in Internet Expenses.

Assign this responsibility to employees who will use the Expenses And Violations Reporting page to run expense analysis reports. Assign this responsibility to allow employees to access notifications from the worklist, update user preferences, or define notification routing rules.

This responsibility is required only if users view and respond to notifications and related details while logged on to self-service applications. Assign this responsibility to allow users to view, either in a table or a process diagram, the status of workflow processes generated for expense reports and other documents. Users can also view all notifications generated for the workflow process and a list of those who responded to notifications. Assign this responsibility to allow workflow administrators access to the views available to the Workflow User Web New responsibility, along with administer workflow processes.

Assigning Securing Attributes. Securing attributes determine who a user may enter expense reports for. At a minimum, users must have a securing attribute defined for themselves, which either system administrators or employees can make. Employees assign securing attributes in the Expenses Preferences page.

The securing attribute can assign authorized delegates to a user. Authorized Delegates are users who can enter expense reports for another user. For example, managers and other executives may want to give their assistants the ability to enter expense reports for them. When creating an expense report for someone else, authorized delegates use their own user name and password to access Internet Expenses, and then choose the name of the person that they are creating the expense report for from a pulldown list.

Users can only see the names of the people who have identified them as an authorized delegate. To assign securing attributes to an Oracle Internet Expenses user: 1. Query the user name of an employee that will enter expense reports. In the Value field, enter the Person ID of the employee. Oracle Applications automatically retrieves the Person ID.

Repeat steps 3 and 4 for any persons for whom this employee can enter expense reports. Handling Multiple FND Entries When a preparer enters an expense report for another employee using the authorized delegate functionality, the system refers to the profile options defined for the FND user of the employee, not the profile option settings of the preparer. It is recommended for most installations to assign only one FND user per employee.

For non- Oracle Projects employees, if an employee is assigned to multiple FND users, Internet Expenses only verifies the profile option settings for the first FND user defined for that employee. If all users are Projects-enabled, then Internet Expenses treats the employee as Projects-enabled.

Otherwise, Internet Expenses does not treat the employee as Projects-enabled. Defining Expense report Template. You must define at least one expense report template with the Enable for Internet Expenses Users check box selected. Only expense report templates with this option enabled can be used in Internet Expenses. If no dates are entered, then the report will list all suppliers with related exceptions, even if no payments have been made to those suppliers.

Tax Reporting Site. The name of the site that you define in the Supplier Sites window as the tax reporting site for the supplier. The reason why this supplier was included in this report. A supplier can have the following exceptions:. Foreign Supplier. Payables will designate this supplier as Foreign in the Electronic Media report. You define a supplier as foreign for income tax reporting purposes in the Organization Type field in the Tax Reporting region of the Suppliers window.

Non-Standard State. This supplier has a non-standard state abbreviation for its tax reporting site. Non-Standard TIN. Null Address Element. This supplier has a tax reporting site that does not have an address, city, or postal code defined.

Null Foreign Address. This foreign supplier has a tax reporting site that does not have an address or country defined. You define a supplier as a foreign supplier in the Organization Type field in the Tax Reporting region of the Suppliers window. This report generates the Tax Information Verification Letter, which requests a supplier to furnish or confirm tax information.

Payables generates this standard letter for each supplier that meets the criteria you select. Payables does not generate this letter for suppliers with the Type set to Employee in the Suppliers window. The text of the letter is boilerplate. It states that the Internal Revenue Service requires this tax information, and failure to provide this information will result in your organization withholding a percentage of the supplier's payments.

The second page of the letter is a form for the supplier to fill in their name, tax identification number, type of organization, and tax reporting address. The report also includes the following details:. The person or department to whom the supplier should return the information. You specify this when you submit the program. Exclude Corporation Suppliers. Enter Yes if you do not want to generate this letter for suppliers that have an organization type of Corporation in the Tax region of the Suppliers window.

Exclude Inactive Suppliers. Enter Yes if you do not want to generate this letter for suppliers with an inactive date before the beginning of the reporting year. Include Only Suppliers. Enter Yes if you want to generate this letter only for suppliers for whom you have specified an Income Tax Type in the Suppliers window and for whom you have created a payment.

Exclude Suppliers with TINs. Enter Yes if you want to generate this letter only for suppliers that do not have tax identification numbers TINs. Your tax reporting entity for which you want to submit the Tax Information Verification Letter. You need to submit the Tax Information Verification Letter report for each tax reporting entity you define for your organization. Suppliers Verified Prior To. Payables generates a letter only for suppliers with a verification date before the date you enter in this field.

You can use this parameter to generate letters for suppliers to confirm that the information you have for them is current. Return To Whose Attention. The department to whom you want the supplier to return the form. This department appears with your organization's return address on each letter. The source from which Payables obtains the payer name for your company displayed on this report. Use the Withholding Tax By Invoice Report to review detailed invoice withholding tax information for a supplier, including invoice number, amount subject to withholding, and tax amounts withheld.

This report lists withholding tax information only for invoices that have amounts withheld. Use the information in this report to satisfy management, supplier, and tax authority reporting requirements. Withholding Tax by Invoice report show the amount withheld both at the time of invoice and payment and also shows the amount withheld at the time of only payment. Payables sorts this report first by supplier, then by currency if you select the Original currency as a report parameter.

Amount Exempt. The amount of the invoice that is not subject to withholding tax for the displayed Withholding Tax type tax code and invoice. An invoice distribution is subject to withholding tax if it is assigned a Withholding Tax Group.

The Withholding Tax Certificate number that applies to a Withholding Tax type tax code for a supplier. Tax Code.

The Withholding Tax type tax code for which an amount is withheld for the displayed invoice. Payables displays one line for each Withholding Tax type tax code and amount range that is in effect for the displayed invoice. Tax Rate. The tax rate that is in effect for the displayed Withholding Tax type tax code and invoice. Payables displays the exception or certificate rate, if it applies. Gross Amount. The amount subject to withholding tax for the displayed Withholding Tax type tax code and invoice.

W'Tax Amount. The amount withheld for the displayed Withholding Tax type tax code and invoice. The withheld amount might be less than the rate times the amount subject to withholding due to amount limits you define for a Withholding Tax type tax code.

Date Paid. If the displayed withheld amount was created during payment batch processing, Payables displays the payment date for the payment batch. If the displayed withheld amount was created during, Invoice Validation, Payables displays the last payment date for the displayed invoice. Use the Withholding Tax By Payment Report to review detailed invoice withholding tax information for a supplier, including invoice number, amount subject to withholding, and tax amounts withheld.

Use the information in this report to satisfy management, supplier and tax authority reporting requirements. Payables sorts this report by supplier. It then sorts by currency if you select Original Currency as a report parameter. Discount Amount. The total amount of all discounts taken for the displayed invoice payment amount and invoice. Displayed in the payment currency. If your Include Discount Amount Payables option is enabled, and your Apply Withholding Tax Payables option is At Payment Time, Payables withholds taxes during payment processing, and includes all invoice discount taken amounts when it calculates withholding tax amounts for the displayed invoice.

Use the Withholding Tax By Supplier Report to review detailed invoice withholding tax information for a supplier, including invoice number, amount subject to withholding, and tax amounts withheld. Submit this report for a range of supplier names or supplier numbers.

This report only lists withholding tax information for invoices that have amounts withheld. Payables lists all invoices that have Withholding Tax type invoice distributions with supplier names including and between the From: supplier name and the To: supplier name.

Payables displays in the payment currency the total amount of all discounts taken for the displayed invoice payment amount and invoice. If your Include Discount Amount Payables option is enabled, and your Apply Withholding Tax option is At Payment Time, Payables withholds taxes during payment processing and includes all invoice discount taken amounts when it calculates withholding tax amounts for the displayed invoice.

The amount subject to withholding for the displayed Withholding Tax type tax code and invoice. The withheld amount might be less than the rate times the amount subject to withholding due to amount limits you defined for a Withholding Tax type tax code. This report only lists withholding tax information for Withholding Tax type tax codes that have amounts withheld.

Withholding Tax Code. The Withholding Tax type tax code. Leave this field blank to review withholding tax information for all Withholding Tax type tax codes assigned to the specified Tax Authority type supplier and site. Withholding tax certificate information for applicable certificates for the displayed supplier and Withholding Tax type tax code. Payment Amount. Total amount of invoice payments made for invoices that have withheld amounts.

Amount Subject. Total amount subject to withholding for the displayed Withholding Tax type tax code. Amount withheld for the displayed Withholding Tax type tax code.

Use the Withholding Tax Certificate Listing to review withholding tax certificates for a supplier or all suppliers. Payables lists only withholding tax certificates that have been used to calculate tax amounts withheld for invoices.

Range for which Payables lists all withholding tax certificates that have effective dates on and between the Begin Date and the End Date. Withholding tax certificate information. Use this report to create a withholding tax letter to mail to your suppliers on a periodic basis. This letter contains a list of withholdings made for a supplier, summarized either by tax type and tax rate or by supplier site.

See: Withholding Tax Report. You submit this letter from the Submit Request window. Supplier Name and Address. The name and address of the supplier that you generated the letter for. VAT Registration Number. The VAT registration number of the supplier for which you generated the letter. Total Tax Amount. The total withholdings made during the date range that you specified, and the currency.

Use this report to create a withholding tax report for your company's internal reporting needs. This report contains a list of withholdings made on behalf of your suppliers, summarized either by tax type and tax rate or by supplier site, and grouped by supplier. Creating the Withholding Tax report is a two step process. In the first step, you submit the report from the Submit Request window. You can then publish the report either by choosing Publish RX Reports from the Submit Request window or by using a third party reporting program.

Note: This is an RXi report, which means that you can customize the report format, content, and output file type. Site Total. The total amount of the withholding, reported at the end of each supplier site section, where applicable. Supplier Total. The total amount of the withholding, reported at the end of each supplier section, where applicable.

Payables provides the following invoice reports:. Use the Batch Control reports to review invoice batches. You can run either report to review invoice entry and identify and resolve batch variances.

Batch Control Report by Batch Name. Lists invoice batches in order of batch name and batch date. Also sorts by entry name. Lists invoice batches in order of entry person. Also sorts by batch name. Each report displays the userid of the person who entered a batch for easier research, or to review employee performance. Each report also prints the control count and the control total of invoices for all batches. Each report prints the difference between the total control count and the actual control count, as well as the difference between the total control amount and the total of actual invoice amounts.

Note: The Batch Control reports do not include invoice batches with no assigned invoices. You submit each report from the Submit Request window. Control Invoice Count. The number of invoices the batch should contain. Entered by a a user during invoice batch entry. Control Invoice Total. Total disbursement amount of invoices the batch should contain. Entered by a user during invoice batch entry.

This report lists credit memos and debit memos that match the supplier and date parameters you specify. The report lists the following for each credit memo's distribution lines: the distribution line amount in ledger currency, the distribution line GL Date, the invoice to which it is matched, and any exchange rate information.

The report also lists the total of the distribution line amounts of each credit memo in your entered currency and your ledger currency.

It also lists total credit memo amounts for each supplier, and a total amount for the report. Choose beginning and ending supplier names for the range of suppliers you want to include in the report. Leave the parameters blank to submit the report for all suppliers. Choose begin and end credit memo invoice dates for the range of credit memo dates for which you want to submit the report. Leave these parameters blank to submit the report for all credit memo dates.

Invoice Number. Invoice number of the invoice to which the credit memo distribution line is matched. If the credit memo distribution line is not yet matched, Payables prints "not matched" in this column. Inv Date. Invoice date of the invoice to which the credit memo is matched. If the credit memo distribution line is not matched to an invoice, Payables leaves this column blank. Original Amount. Amount of the credit memo distribution, in the currency in which it was entered.

If you entered the credit memo in a foreign currency Payables prints the exchange rate for the credit memo. Rate Date. If you entered the credit memo in a foreign currency Payables prints the exchange rate date for the credit memo. If the credit memo was entered in your ledger currency, Payables leaves this field blank. Amount of the credit memo distribution line in your ledger currency. If you did not enter the credit memo in a foreign currency, the Functional Amount is the same as the Invoice Amount.

Use this report to view your unpaid invoices. This report provides information about invoice payments due within four time periods you specify in the Aging Periods window.

If you use multiple currencies, the report converts invoice amounts into your ledger currency. If this report includes foreign currency invoices with missing exchange rates, the amounts appear as null values.

We recommend that before submitting this report that you run the AutoRate program to provide any missing exchange rate information. See: AutoRate Program. Create Invoice Aging periods in the Aging Periods window. Summarizes the total invoice payments due to a supplier without displaying each invoice. Minimum Amount Due. The report includes invoice information for invoices that have invoice amounts greater than this Minimum Amount Due and that fall within the aging period you specify.

Maximum Amount Due. The report includes invoice information for invoices that have invoice amounts less than this Maximum Amount Due and that fall within the aging period you specify. Enter the type Credit Memo, Debit Memo, Expense Report, Interest, Mixed, Prepayment, Withholding Tax, or Standard for the invoices you want to review, or leave this field blank to run this report for invoices with all invoice types.

If you want to submit this report for only one supplier, enter the supplier name. Aging Period Name. The report displays unpaid invoices for the first four periods that you defined for this aging period in the Aging Periods window. Due Date. Date an invoice is due, assuming no discounts are taken displayed if Invoice Detail option is set to Yes.

Days Due. Number of days until an invoice is due. For example, 30 Days Due describes an invoice that was due 30 days ago, and Days Due describes an invoice that will be due 30 days after today displayed if Invoice Detail option is set to Yes. Percent of an invoice that remains unpaid. Amount Remaining. Amount remaining for payment. If an invoice includes two scheduled payments in different periods, this calculation includes all Amounts Remaining periods.

Payables also displays the invoice amounts due to each supplier within the period. Voucher Number. If you use sequential numbering or entered a voucher number, Payables displays the voucher number. Use the Invoice Approval Status Report to monitor invoices and invoice lines that are in the Invoice Approval Workflow process as of the date and time the report is run. The report also shows invoices and invoice lines that have completed the process because they were approved or rejected.

You can use this report to determine which invoices and invoice lines require approval regardless of payment status and review all pending approvers for a particular supplier. This report also provides a report version of the information that is displayed in the Invoice Approval History window and the Invoice Line Approval History window.

The report sorts data by operating unit within the specified reporting context. Within each Operating Unit, you can select to sort by the supplier or approver. When you sort by supplier, the data is sorted by:. The report also provides the following invoice totals for each supplier, which are sorted alphabetically by currency:.

If you want to limit the report to a single supplier, then enter the supplier name. Supplier Site. If you want to limit the report to a supplier site, then enter a supplier site. If you want to limit the report to a single approver, then enter the approver name. Select the category of invoice Approval statuses that you want to appear on the report.

Action Date. Date that the approval action occurred. For example, date an invoice was rejected. Needs Reapproval. The invoice amount was changed by an accounts payables processor and the invoice needs to go through the approval process again. Manually Approved. An accounts payable processor manually approved the invoice by using the Force Approval feature. The approval process for the invoice was stopped by an accounts payable processor. The invoice approval process was cancelled by an accounts payable processor.

The invoice cannot be resubmitted to the approval process. Reviewed Amount. The invoice amount on the e-mail or workflow notification sent to the approver. Use this report to review your invoices with assigned sequential voucher numbers. Either you or Payables can assign a unique, sequential number to an invoice during invoice entry, if you enable the Sequential Numbering profile option. Sequence Name. Enter the name of the sequence for which you want to review invoices and their voucher numbers.

Payables includes all invoices with voucher numbers including and between the Voucher Number From and Voucher Number To that you enter. Voucher number for each invoice that uses the sequence name you specified and with a voucher number within the range you specified.

Creation Date. Date on which a voucher number was assigned to an invoice. Payables uses the invoice date when automatically assigning sequential voucher numbers to invoices. Use the Invoice Audit Listing to audit invoices for duplicates. You should audit invoices periodically to ensure control of invoice payments. You can sort this listing in six different ways.

You can specify a minimum invoice amount, and sort invoices by amount, then supplier name and date. You can also use this report to obtain a listing of your invoices by invoice type. For example, you can submit the report to obtain a listing of just your expense report invoices or your prepayments. Payables lists invoices which are greater than or equal to the minimum invoice amount you specify. Begin Invoice Date. Payables lists invoices with invoice dates on or after the Begin Invoice Date you specify.

Invoice Sort Option. Enter the order of the following criteria in which you want Payables to list invoices: Amount, Date, Supplier. Enter the invoice type Standard, Expense Report, Interest, Credit Memo, Debit Memo, Prepayment, Withholding Tax, Expense Report, or Mixed for the invoices you want to audit, or leave this field blank to print this report for invoices with all invoice types.

Payables automatically creates an interest invoice and pays the invoice when you enable the Automatic Interest Calculation Payables option and pay an overdue invoice in a payment batch or with a Quick payment. Partial description of an invoice. If the invoice is an interest invoice, Payables prints the following standard description:. Use the Invoice Audit Report to audit invoices for duplicates.

To submit this report, you specify two date ranges, the Audit date range and the Compare date range.

The report compares invoices that have invoice dates in the Audit date range with invoices that have invoice dates in the Compare date range.

You then choose the criteria you want to use to identify invoices as duplicates:. Number of matching characters in the invoice number. For example, if you enter 5 then the first 5 characters of each invoice number must match. Payables sorts the report alphabetically by supplier name, and lists possible duplicates together on consecutive lines.

Matching Invoice Number Length. Enter the number of invoice number characters that you want to compare to identify duplicate invoices by the invoice number. Payables starts at the beginning of each invoice number and compares each character up to the number you specify. The report compares invoices with invoice dates in the Audit data range to invoices in the Compare date range.

The Audit date range is typically a previous period, such as prior month, quarter, or year. The report compares invoices with invoice dates in the Audit date range to invoices in the Compare date range. The Compare date range is generally the increment of time since you last ran the report and is generally a subset of the Audit date range.

Compare Invoice Dates. Indicate if matching invoice dates is a requirement for invoices to be listed as possible duplicates. The Invoice History Report provides information to support the balance due on an invoice. It helps you quickly identify and review a detailed list of all payment activities pertaining to a specific invoice such as gains, losses, and discounts. Important: Payments must be accounted before the associated payment activities are shown on the Invoice History Report.

Run the Create Accounting process before generating this report to ensure that you are seeing the most accurate invoice history information. If you want to submit the report for one supplier, enter the supplier. If you want to submit the report for one supplier site, enter the supplier site. Leave this parameter blank to submit the report for all supplier sites. If you want to limit the report to one invoice or to a range of invoices, enter the invoice or invoice range. Leave this parameter blank to submit the report for all invoices.

If you want to limit the report to a sequence of voucher numbers, enter the name of the sequence. Leave this parameter blank to submit the report for invoices regardless of their sequences. If you want to limit the report to a single voucher number or a range of voucher numbers, enter the voucher number or voucher number range. Leave this parameter blank to submit the report for invoices regardless of voucher number. If you want to limit the report to one invoice date or to a range of invoice dates, enter the date or date range.

Leave this parameter blank to submit the report for all invoice dates. Payment Number. Number of the payment document that paid for the invoice. If the invoice has not yet been paid, Payables leaves this field blank. If you use sequential numbering, Payables displays the sequence name assigned to the transaction.

Activity Type. Activity that affected the balance of the invoice. For the invoice itself, this column displays the type of invoice, such as credit memo. For all the payment activities, this column displays what the activity is, such as Discount. Open Balance Amount. Displays the open balance amount of the transaction in the payment currency.

Use the Invoice on Hold Report to identify invoices on hold. The report provides you the total number and amount in your ledger currency of invoices on hold, which can be helpful for your accounts payable metrics. Run the Invoice Validation process before submitting this report to obtain the most up-to-date hold information. To obtain additional detail and help research invoices on matching hold, you can use the Matching Detail Report or the Matching Hold Detail Report. The first section gives you information about all invoices that have a hold name assigned to them.

If the hold on the invoice is related to the invoice being matched to a purchase order, then the report shows the purchase order number. If the hold is related to one or more invalid distribution account number s and the parameter Display Invalid Account Number is set to Yes, each unique invalid account number will be shown in the Description column.

Payables subtotals the invoices on hold by hold name or supplier, depending on how you choose to order the report. The second and third sections of the report print only if you do not specify a hold name for the Hold Name parameter. These two sections show invoices held for payment at the scheduled payment or supplier site level.

These holds do not cause a hold name to be placed on the invoice. The Invoices with Scheduled Payment Holds section lists invoices with one or more scheduled payments on hold. The Invoices with Supplier Site Set to Hold All Payments section, lists invoices held and the site name where the hold condition is set.

The fourth section, Invoice Hold Name Descriptions, lists all predefined and user-defined hold names and their descriptions, and it shows whether the hold allows accounting.

This section serves as a reference for understanding holds placed on your invoices. Hold Name. If you want to review only invoices with a specific hold applied, enter the name.

This parameter controls the sorting for the first report section. You can choose to sort and subtotal by hold or supplier. On Hold by Period Option.

Enter Yes to subtotal the invoices by the period of their invoice date. Include Due or Discount Date. Payables lists only invoices that have a discount date within the range you specify. Include Hold Descriptions. Change this parameter to No if you do not want to include the last section of the report as a reference of hold descriptions.

Display Invalid Account Number. Change this parameter to Yes if you would like to see each unique invalid account combination displayed in the description column for each invoice. PO Number. If the hold on the invoice is related to the purchase order match, then Payables displays the purchase order number. Functional Currency Original Amount. Invoice amount expressed in your ledger currency. No value appears if the invoice is in a foreign currency and does not have an exchange rate.

Functional Currency Amount Remaining. Remaining amount due for payment on an invoice, expressed in your ledger currency. The amount remaining is equal to the original amount, unless you partially paid an invoice. Use the Invoice Register to review detailed information about invoices.

Payables orders the report by invoice currency and, if you use batch control, by the invoice batch name. Within the currency and batch name, the report orders by the supplier name and invoice number. If you use batch control and if you want to limit the report to a particular batch, then enter the batch name. Entered By. If you want to limit the report to invoices entered by one particular person, then enter the person's userid. Leave blank to include invoices regardless of who entered them.

Cancelled Invoices Only. Enter Yes if you want the report to include only cancelled invoices. Unvalidated Invoices Only. If you want the report to include only invoices for which you have not yet submitted Invoice Validation, then enter Yes for this parameter. Tax code or tax group of the distribution. This is the value that's in the Tax Code field for the distribution. Payables has created accounting entries for the distribution. If the distribution is accounted, you can review detailed accounting information for it by using the accounting inquiry windows.

See: Viewing Accounting Entries. Use the Invoice Validation Report to review the total number of matching and variance holds that Payables applies and releases after you submit Invoice Validation. If you use budgetary control, Payables also lists any funds control holds. The same invoice may be counted in more than one category or even twice in the same category because each invoice can be matched to more than one purchase order line and more than one match rule can be violated.

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