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PM Apply transactions with more than one control account

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We use more than one accounts payable control account to track payables for different divisions.  If we apply a credit memo for one division to an invoice for another division it creates issues with the GL control accounts because the correct GL entries do not get created.

In case 1, I applied a credit memo for division 2 against a posted voucher for division 1.  The distribution only reflected the credit memo transaction and did not show the adjustment to div. 1 accounts payable.

In case 2 I posted the above documents seperately and then used the apply payables documents window.  When i closed the window no posting journal was created.

Is there a way in GP to reflect the distribution accross multiple control accounts in payables management apply transactions?

Thanks.

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  • Richard Whaley Profile Picture
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    In GP, the apply function does not of itself generate GL Distributions.  When the invoice is posted, distributions are generated.  When the payment is posted, distributions are generated.  When the apply is performed (either later OR at the time the payment was entered) there are no GL Distributions!

    Yes, different AP accounts can be associated with different vendors.  In this case, a division one invoice and division one payment (for the same vendor) should hit the same payables account.  If one vendor spans divisions, you have a problem and I do not think that GP supports this without manual adjustments to the distribution accounts.

    Perhaps there is  third party product that can help.

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    L Vail Profile Picture
    65,271 on at

    Hi,

    You could use Control Account management to set up multiple divisional a/p accounts, yet management them from a central A/P. Run a routine at the end of the month and it will divide your a/p by division (as you define), and create a reversing entry to put everything back into your regular a/p account.

    Would this kind of thing help you do what you are trying to accomplish?

    Kind regards,

    Leslie

  • Lou_Spevack Profile Picture
    425 on at

    We determined from additional requirements gathering that we need a custom approach.  GP by default applies the oldest document first and our business rules require apply priority by division.  Also, we will have rules that will allow netting between some divisions but not others.  Control Account Management works only if your business process fits with the application design and we have a mismatch.  Thank you for the feedback.

  • L Vail Profile Picture
    65,271 on at

    Hi Lou,

    Thanks for following up!  Sounds like you have some pretty unique (and interesting) requirements.

    Kind regards,

    Leslie

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