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ACP.21

Processing

Accounts Payable

R

R

R

R

Recurring P

ecurring P

ecurring Payables: Account Sour

ecurring P

ecurring P

ayables: Account Sour

ayables: Account Source Hierar

ayables: Account Sour

ayables: Account Sour

ce Hierar

ce Hierar

ce Hierarchy

ce Hierar

chy

chy

chy

chy

Company

Organization

Account Number

Organization

(overrides Vendor

Type Master)

Account Number

(overrides Vendor

Type Master)

Company

Organization

Account Number

(Multiple Distribution)

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ACP.33

Processing

Accounts Payable

Special Rules for Commodity Codes

Special Rules for Commodity Codes

Special Rules for Commodity Codes

Special Rules for Commodity Codes

Special Rules for Commodity Codes

Service Commodity Processing

BPCS system logic handles the service and material commodity types

differently during purchase order processing and invoice entry in accounts

payable. Rules for service commodity processing are addressed below:

P

P

P

P

Pur

ur

ur

urchase Or

ur

chase Or

chase Or

chase Order Cr

chase Or

der Cr

der Cr

der Cr

der Creation

eation

eation

eation

eation

To signify that a purchase order is for commodity items, enter a “1” for

inventory type on the second screen of PUR500.

Enter a commodity code for a P.O. line. BPCS will then retrieve default

accounting information (profit center and account number for the

expense / asset account) from the Commodity Master file and will assign

that accounting information to this P.O. line.

Both the default profit center and the default account numbers may be

manually overridden by the user.

The order quantity for a given P.O. line will always default to “1” even if

the user enters a quantity much larger than one.

A purchase order receipt for the service commodity is automatically created

by the BPCS system. Therefore, the user will never have to perform the

PUR550 Purchase Order Receipt function to signify that the service

commodity has been performed.

Accounts P

Accounts P

Accounts P

Accounts P

Accounts Payable Invoice Entry and P

ayable Invoice Entry and P

ayable Invoice Entry and P

ayable Invoice Entry and P

ayable Invoice Entry and Payment

ayment

ayment

ayment

ayment

Execute ACP500, entering the purchase order number on the first screen.

Skip the second screen of ACP500 because no costing information is

required.

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ACR.8

Accounts Receivable

Setup

A/R Maintenance Cycle: P

A/R Maintenance Cycle: P

A/R Maintenance Cycle: P

A/R Maintenance Cycle: P

A/R Maintenance Cycle: Prrrrrogram Sequence & F

ogram Sequence & F

ogram Sequence & F

ogram Sequence & F

ogram Sequence & Function

unction

unction

unction

unction

A/R Cycle

Sequence

Number

Program Name

Program

Number

Program Function

1 System Parameters SYS800 Defines system-wide defaults and tailoring parameters

2 Tax System Parameters

SYS810 Defines system-wide defaults and tailoring parameters

3 Company Master ACR120 Defines the company to be used 4 Organization Master ACR130 Defines all organizations

5 Customer Types ACR170 Sets up customer types to group customers based on currency code and general ledger account 6 Customer Terms ACR110 Sets up terms codes which define specific

payment terms for customer invoices 7 Payment Types ACP170 Define types of payments to be received from

customers

8 Bank Branch Master CSH130 Defines the branch of the bank that will be used by the system for posting customer cash

9 Bank Master ACP140 Defines the bank that will be used by the system for posting customer cash

10 Tax Rate Code SYS140 Defines various tax rates that may be applied to customer invoices

11 Tax Rate Tables SYS150 Links customer tax code with an item tax code 12 Dunning Letter Set ACR150 Defines dunning letter sets which indicate the dunning letter(s) that will be generated for a customer

13 Document Sequencing

ACR160 Defines codes by which customer invoices can be grouped and sequential numbers assigned 14 Salesperson Master SAL100 Defines salesperson information

15 Customer Master ACR100 Defines all required customers 16 Ship-to Master ORD100 Defines customer ship-to locations

17 Reason Codes SYS170 Defines codes that specify reasons for a particular transaction

18 Default Reason Codes

SYS180 Defines reason codes that will default during various transaction programs

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Accounts Receivable

Processing

ACR.44

Customer Account Maintenance

Customer Account Maintenance

Customer Account Maintenance

Customer Account Maintenance

Customer Account Maintenance

Account Source Hierarchy

Company

(data entry field)

Organization

(override capable)

Revenue Account

Number

Company

(data entry field)

Organization

(override capable)

Accounts Receivable

Account Number

A/R Account Number

(overrides

Company Master)

For Invoice Entry (Cash and Memo

Posting Mode 1), and Debit Memo

Entries (Cash and Memo Posting

Mode 2) when the Debit Memo is

not applied to an existing invoice.

If the Debit Memo is applied to a

pre-existing invoice, then the

accounting hierarchy is derived from

that pre-existing invoice, unless

overridden.

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GLD.18

General Ledger

Setup

G/L Journal Summarization F

G/L Journal Summarization F

G/L Journal Summarization F

G/L Journal Summarization F

G/L Journal Summarization Featur

eatur

eatur

eatures

eatur

es

es

es

es

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GLD.34

General Ledger

Processing

P

P

P

P

Period-end Close P

eriod-end Close P

eriod-end Close P

eriod-end Close P

eriod-end Close Prrrrrograms

ograms

ograms

ograms

ograms

Sequence

Number

Program Name

Program

Number

Comments

Mo.

End

Close

Yr.

End

Close

A/P & A/R Related

10

A/R Period Close

ACR900

11

Month-end File Purge

ACP900

Purges invoices with a zero balance;

date cashed < or = "# of days to

retain data"

Y

12

1099 Report

ACP920

13

Month-end Close

PUR900

Purges completed reqs and P.O.s;

rolls MTD to YTD totals in AVH.

Y

Cost & Inventory Related

14

Shop Costing Post /

Close

CST900

15

Capacity Week-end

Close

CAP900

Rolls planned hour buckets for

input / output. It refreshes the

WMHRS file.

16

Cycle Count Purge

INV015

17

Month-end Close

INV900

Computes new beginning inventory

balance. Clears entries, adjustments,

additions and subtractions fields.

Y

18

Post Inventory to G/L

INV920

Gets records from ITH file, and can

be run at any time. INV920 posts

inventory transactions from the

Transaction History file (ITH) to the

Batch Interface file (GJW).

After running INV920 there should

be no INV920 spool file. If there is

an INV920 spool file, there were

errors during the post. Fix errors

and run INV920 until there is no

INV920 spool file.

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