Updating Paid Invoice Activity Status
Process grant-related invoice payments in the same manner that you would process any other payments in the Accounts Payable application up to closing the payments. For more information on processing Accounts Payable payments and on tasks related to closing an Accounts Payable period or year, see the Accounts Payable User Guide.
If you have grants that use a transaction-based billing method, and one or more of those grants is set up to indicate that unpaid AP invoices are not eligible for billing, after you close a payment cycle in Accounts Payable by running Payment Closing (AP170), you must update the Project Accounting application with invoice payment status information.
When an Accounts Payable invoice posts to an activity, it creates an activity transaction. If the invoice is not paid, the transaction in Project Accounting is placed on hold for billing. When the Accounts Payable invoice for the activity transaction is paid, AP178 sends information to Project Accounting to update the activity transaction, and it becomes eligible for billing. When you run AP178, the report lists the invoice distribution records whose payment status was changed.
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You should run Paid Invoice Activity Update (AP178) each time you run Payment Closing (AP170).
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You must run Invoice Distribution Closing (AP175) at least once during the accounting period. However, you can run AP175 at any time after the invoices are released and as often as needed.
You must run AP178 after closing the payment cycle (AP170) to update the payment status of invoice activity transactions created by AP175 before the invoices were paid. However, if the invoices are paid before you run AP175, the activity transactions created by AP175 will not be on hold for billing and you will not need to run AP178.
To update the paid invoice activity status
Follow-up Tasks
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To post transactions in Project Accounting, run Activity Posting (AC190) .
For more information on posting activity transactions, see the Project Accounting User Guide.
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To post transactions in General Ledger, run Journal Posting (GL190)
For more information on posting general ledger transactions, see the General Ledger User Guide.