WebLinks OLFS Reporting – Vendors, Payments, and Liens Section Frequently Asked Questions Vendors, Payments, and Liens using: Accounts Payable Report GL Transaction Detail What’s the difference between Voucher ID and Invoice ID? Why do I see a charge in WebLinks but a check has not been issued? Answers When an invoice is entered into the PeopleSoft Accounts system or BearBuy, it is assigned a Voucher ID. You can look up an invoice by either the vendor’s Invoice ID or the Voucher ID. When a voucher is posted, the expense is debited and the AP liability account is credited. Therefore, the expense shows on the GL Transaction Detail report after the nightly posting of Accounts Payable transactions to the General Ledger. Payment is issued upon vendor terms and will post to the General Ledger the following day after payment has been made. When the payment to the vendor is posted, the AP Liability account is debited and the Cash account is credited. How can I find payment information with purchase order number? Reference: WebLinks OLFS Reference Manual Chapters 3 and 6 How can I find check number since it’s not on GL Transaction Detail? On the Accounts Payable report, enter a purchase order number in PO ID. Select a From and To Invoice Date and From and To Entry Date that provide a broad enough range to include all vouchers (invoices) against the purchase order. See example #1 at the end of this document. If you have problems finding the information by purchase order number, search on Vendor Name and create a report for the Vendor ID. From the GL Transaction Detail report, click Source Code “426” to drill down to the Accounts Payable Detail report. The Accounts Payable Detail provides payment information for a voucher (invoice). See examples #1 and 2 at the end of this document. 1 of 12 WebLinks OLFS Reporting – Vendors, Payments, and Liens Section Vendors, Payments, and Liens using: Accounts Payable Report Frequently Asked Questions How can I check the status of an invoice? How can I tell whether an invoice has been entered, put on hold, released? Answers How can I find out if an invoice or check request was paid and when it was paid? How can I tell if a check has been cashed? Reference: WebLinks OLFS Reference Manual Chapter 6 2 of 12 On the Accounts Payable report, the Accounting Status column indicates the status of the invoice. See example #2 at the end of this document. Accrual (entered in PeopleSoft but not paid) Cancel (canceled) Closure (closed) Payment (paid) If the payment is on hold, there is a “Y” in Payment Hold and the Hold Reason indicates the reason the payment is on hold. See example #2. APV – Invoice is over $2500 AMD – Pending subcontract amendment EFT – Reissue of payment OTH – Contact AP for hold reason TIN – 1099 hold WIR – Wire payment in process On a regular basis, run a report for your department, selecting a Hold Status of “Y,” to determine which invoices are on hold and why. On the Accounts Payable report, Payment Method (Paper check or electronic deposit via EFT or ACH), Payment Date, Payment ID Reference (check number or electronic reference number) provide information about the payment. Payment Clear Date is the date the payment cleared our bank. See examples #1 and #2 at the end of this document. WebLinks OLFS Reporting – Vendors, Payments, and Liens Section Vendors, Payments, and Liens using: Accounts Payable Report Purchase Order Report Speed Chart Inquiry Reference: WebLinks OLFS Reference Manual Chapter 6 Frequently Asked Questions How can I access the check handling code information? Answers You can’t see the check handling code in WebLinks. You will need to contact the CO Solution Center (6-2126) for information. How can I tell if there are duplicate payments of certain invoices? How can I tell if the payment and cancellation of checks was posted? How can I find out the date a check was generated, canceled or re-issued? If a payment was canceled, and a new payment generated, the Accounts Payable report shows the last payment but does not show the canceled payment. Contact CO Solution Center at COSolutionCenter@ucsf.edu or (415) 476-2126 for assistance with duplicate payments, cancellations, stop payments, reissues, etc. How do I cancel a lien? • A lien is created when a Purchase Order is posted. • To cancel a lien, contact LienRemoval@ucsf.edu • Run a Purchase Order Report and enter the purchase order number in PO Number. Drill down to PO Detail to display chart string information. See example #3 at the end of this document. How do I verify the chart string on a purchase order? 3 of 12 WebLinks OLFS Reporting – Vendors, Payments, and Liens Section Frequently Asked Questions What types of PO’s would I see in Answers • A Speedchart is 10 digits (5 numbers followed by a letter and then 4 letters or numbers, assigned by a department). For example, 12345D1234. • A P2P purchase order will contain a 10 digit Purchase Order number (6 digits after 4 leading zeros, e.g. 0000252786). • A BearBuy purchase order will contain a 10 digit Purchase Order number (starts with a ‘B’, e.g., B000252786). • A Blanket PO is a blanket contract # (example: 900000xxxx) and may reference a Speedchart# (example: 12345Bnnnn). Weblinks? 4 of 12 WebLinks OLFS Reporting – Vendors, Payments, and Liens Example #1 – Accounts Payable Report Using PO ID 5 of 12 • Enter a purchase order number in PO ID to print a report for vouchers (invoices) against a specific purchase order. • Select a From and To Invoice Date range that is broad enough to include all invoices. • Select a From and To Entry Date range that is broad enough to include all invoices. WebLinks OLFS Reporting – Vendors, Payments, and Liens Example #1- Accounts Payable Report Using PO 6 of 12 • Payment Method – paid by paper check or electronic deposit via EFT or ACH. • Payment Date – date payment issued. • Payment ID Reference - check number or electronic reference number. • Payment Clear Date is the date payment cleared our bank. WebLinks OLFS Reporting – Vendors, Payments, and Liens Example #2- Accounts Payable Report Using Vendor 7 of 12 • To look up invoices for a vendor, type a partial value in Vendor Name, and click Search. Select the vendor and the Vendor ID is returned to the option page. • Select the From and To Invoice Date range that is broad enough to include all invoices. • Select From and To Entry Date range that is broad enough to include all invoices. • Select Hold Status “On Hold” to obtain a list of invoices on hold. “All” provides a list of all invoices that meet your other criteria. WebLinks OLFS Reporting – Vendors, Payments, and Liens Example #2- Accounts Payable Report Using Vendor Payment Hold and Hold reason indicate if the payment is on hold and the reason the payment is on hold. Click a Voucher ID to drill down and view chartstring information. Accounting Status indicates if the voucher is paid (Payment), entered in PeopleSoft but not paid (Accruals), canceled (Cancel), or closed (Closure). 8 of 12 Payment Method (Paper check or electronic deposit via EFT or ACH), Payment Date, Payment ID Ref (check number or electronic reference number) provide information on payment. Payment Clear Date is the date payment cleared our bank. WebLinks OLFS Reporting – Vendors, Payments, and Liens Example #2- Accounts Payable Report Using Vendor • Reference is the purchase order number. • DPA, Fund, NCA, and Program Code indicate where the expense was charged. 9 of 12 WebLinks OLFS Reporting – Vendors, Payments, and Liens Example #3- Purchase Order Report 10 of 12 • To verify chartstring on a purchase order, type in the PO number. • Select a Start Date and End Date range that is broad enough to include the PO. WebLinks OLFS Reporting – Vendors, Payments, and Liens Example #3- Purchase Order Report Click the PO ID to drill down to chartstring information. 11 of 12 WebLinks OLFS Reporting – Vendors, Payments, and Liens Example #3- Purchase Order Report DPA, Fund, NCA, and Program Code indicate where the expense will be charged. 12 of 12