Processing Invoices in Avid and Rent Manager
Introduction
This guide provides a detailed walkthrough on how to process invoices using Avid Invoice and Rent Manager. It covers the steps involved in verifying, correcting, and processing invoices, ensuring that all necessary fields are accurate and complete. By following this guide, users will be able to efficiently manage invoices for properties and utilities.
Step-by-Step Instructions
Starting the AP Ticket in Avid Invoice
To begin processing invoices in Avid Invoice, start by running the previously created AP ticket. This is where the pending invoices will be displayed.
Verifying Invoice Registration
Verify if an invoice is already registered by using the search function. Check if the fields are filled; if not, open the invoice in a new tab.
Checking Workflow Approval
Ensure the invoice is approved by the property manager, as most invoices in the workflow are pre-approved. If it's a recurring invoice, there might not be any comments.
Reviewing and Correcting Invoice Details
Review previous invoices to ensure all fields are correct. Check the invoice number, total amount, invoice date, and payment terms. Adjust the posting date to the Wednesday of the current processing week.
Processing in Rent Manager
Switch to Rent Manager to process utility invoices. Select the appropriate invoice, open it, and ensure all vendor details match the invoice.
Verifying and Saving Invoice Data
Verify the vendor, amount, and previously applied payment. Ensure all fields match the current invoice and posting dates.
Finalizing the Invoice
Enter the job code and memo with the account number and service dates. Save the invoice and send the ticket link for QA.
Conclusion
By following this guide, users can efficiently process invoices using Avid Invoice and Rent Manager. The steps include verifying invoice details, ensuring all fields are correct, and processing utility invoices in Rent Manager. With the provided instructions and screenshots, users can confidently manage and process invoices for their properties and utilities.