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Kathy Barthelt
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Baan / LN Tip of the Week: Sales Order Returns & Credit Invoices

This tip shows the procedure to process a return sales order and the resulting credit sales invoice.

A normal sales order was completed (200010016) prior to processing the return sales order.

Set up sales order with sales order type of “Return Inventory”.
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A return order requires a return reason.
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The return sales order has all steps automated.
The last step is to produce the invoice in Central Invoicing.
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The invoice is confirmed in Central Invoicing for the amount of the sales order.
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Set up the billing request-Common Tab
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Sales/Rebate Tab
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Process the billing request
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Compose/Print/Post
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Success message
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Sales Credit Invoice
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The original invoice and credit invoice can be viewed in open entries.
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Tips:  LX | BPCS | M3

This feature provides the ability to enter information in the shelf life days and retest days fields for non-QMS lot controlled items, even when the QMS product is installed. The purpose of this enhancement is to allow the user to enter information for non-QMS lot controlled items even when QMS is activated in Parameters Generation, SYS800D. In previous versions, when QMS was activated, the Shelf Life Days and Retest Days fields in Facility Planning Maintenance (MRP140) and Item Master Maintenance (INV100) were not maintainable for non-QMS lot controlled items. The user is now able to change non-QMS lot controlled items even when a QMS product is installed.

The Facility Period Close process, as introduced in Infor LX 8.3.4, was designed to function interactively. 

The expectation was that clients with a continuous or 24-hour worldwide operation in multiple facilities would submit the Period End Close jobs for each facility as daily operations ceased or shifts ended for each facility. This process was designed to function interactively so that validations of users performing transactions that conflicted with period end processing, and resulting messages, were immediately sent to the period end user. 

This enhancement provides a batch mode for the Facility Period Close (INV930) process and allows the Update IIM Inventory from IWI (INV931) process to be submitted from the INV930B program. The enhancement also provides a batch mode for the INV931 process. For example, a user has a 24-hour operation in facilities around the world, but a centralized IT operation. With this enhancement the user can submit the individual facilities to be closed to a batch process that can be managed by a scheduler, automatically releasing each facility to be closed at a predetermined time.

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All actions required for converting, validating, matching, and posting electronically received bank statements can be performed within a single session:

  • Bank Statement Workbench (tfcmg5610m100)
  • Bank Statement (tfcmg5610m000)

Alternatively, you can use the sequence of electronic bank statement sessions outlined below.

Steps to Process Electronic Bank Statements:

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