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The invoice quantity and line net amount will reflect the change:

There are many reasons why you would be charged for less than the full received quantity by the vendor, for example, not being billed for the quantity received that is inferior in quality but still usable.Ī pop-up window will appear stating: “The invoice update quantity is less than the quantity matched product receipt, the inventory cost for the items will be understated.” Click OK.Īnother window will appear after confirmation, as a precaution to validate the invoicing changes.Ĭlick Yes. In this case, the quantity was changed from the ordered and received a quantity of 100, to be invoiced at the quantity of 98. On the purchase order Lines, change the amount to equal to the invoice received from the vendor. This will open the Vendor invoice window.Įnter the invoice number and a description: Go to the Invoice tab then click on Invoice in the Generate button group. Invoicing the Purchase Order with Reduced Quantity from Vendor Is it time to upgrade your ERP? Learn more: Jumpstart your D365 Finance & Operations Upgrade

A debit entry to product receipt/inventory account.

A credit entry to purchase accrual account / accrued trade AP.

To review those General Ledger postings, click on Product receipt in the journal area, then click on Vouchers. When the product receipt is processed, a Product receipt journal is created, and financial entries are booked as well. However, when a different quantity is actually charged by the vendors, you can make adjustments to the postings during invoicing. Generally, since you are posting the product receipt for the same quantity for which the order will be invoiced, there is not a dollar amount difference between the product receipt posting and the invoice.

Once the quantities of items have been received on the delivery date in the purchase order process, you then indicate in Dynamics AX that the products have been received.

Purchase order invoice: When product receipt is higher than the actual invoice amount