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Displaying all Invoices and eDocs on Receiving and Receiving Corrections Screen |
When viewing an order in the Receiving and Receiving Corrections screen, all associated invoices, credit notes or delivery notes will be displayed, along with the order's source and status. |
Release date: February 13th (EMEA & APAC) and 15th (US) 2024
- Enabled by default? - Yes
- Set up by customer admin? - No
- Enable via support ticket? - No
- Affects configuration or data? - No
What's Changing?
The column named 'eDocs' on the Receiving and Receiving Corrections screens has been renamed to 'Documents' and now shows all supplier documents associated with the order and not just eDocs.
Reason for the Change
Showing additional information about the supplier documents associated with an order will allow users to better understand the invoicing status of orders as well as the source of the documents.
Customers Affected
All Adaco customers.
Release Note Info/Steps
The new 'Documents' column on the Receiving and Receiving Corrections screen now shows delivery notes and invoices. (Please note: In this context, credit notes are considered negative invoices). It will also show the source of the document and whether the document has been applied.
The possible sources for documents are:
- EDI - point-to-point Adaco EDI including US foods
- Trade Simple - documents submitted to Adaco via Trade Simple
- cXML - invoices/credits submitted by a vendor using cXML
- Invoice API - invoices/credits submitted via the Adaco Invoice API
- Mobile Receiving - invoices/credits entered in the Receiving app
- Manual - documents entered in the core Adaco application
Adaco started to record the exact source of any inbound eDocs in the previous release which was on January 16th (EMEA & APAC) and 18th (US). Consequently, any document received since then will show the exact source of the document whereas documents received before then will show with a generic label of 'eDoc'.
Fig.1 - Showing the source and status of supplier documents
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