This is where you set up the codes you want to use when you mark your invoices or credit notes as disputed. Using dispute codes allows you to show the reasons for disputing an invoice or credit note. These could be waiting on proof of delivery or a price dispute.
Each Dispute code has a reference code and description. This makes it clear why the invoice or credit note is being disputed.
While an invoice it is disputed it is put on stop. This means the invoice is not posted to the Purchase Ledger or Nominal Ledger.
You can resolve disputed invoices by:
Open: Purchase Order Processing > POP Maintenance > Disputed Invoice Codes.
Each dispute code has its own unique code. The code is limited to 20 characters. A dispute code may also have its own name, which is limited to 60 characters. Codes and names can contain numbers and letters.
Once you created a dispute code, you can only change the description or the option to allow disputed values to be written off. You cannot amend the reference code.
If you want to change the reference code, you must delete the dispute code and set up again with the correct reference code.
If you have applied the dispute code to an invoice, we recommend that you create a new dispute code, then change the code that is applied to the invoice (see below).
Open: Purchase Order Processing > POP Maintenance > Disputed Invoice Codes.
You cannot delete a dispute code if it is currently in use (assigned to an invoice). A prompt is displayed if you try to delete a code that is in use.
Open: Purchase Order Processing > POP Maintenance > Disputed Invoice Codes.
Open: Purchase Order Processing > Order Processing > Record Purchase Invoice ir Record Purchase Credit Note.
Open: Purchase Order Processing > Order Processing > Disputed Invoices or Disputed Credit Notes.