Supplier Transaction Enquiry
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1.    Select Gx Purchase on the toolbar.
2.   Select Supplier Details from the menu.
3.   Enter the Account Code
4.   Click the Transactions tab.  This displays a list of the current transactions for this account.  The details for each transaction include memo indicator, posting date, transaction date, transaction type , batch number, our reference, customer reference, the due date for invoices, exchange rate if foreign currency account, the goods,VAT and total amounts, the amount paid, the outstanding amount and the cumulative balance on the account. Use the Back and Forward buttons to move through the pages of transactions if there are more than one. 
5.   Click the History button to display completed transactions for this account, or Future to display any future postings. 
6.   You can click the column headings to re-sort the display by a specific column. 
7.   You can search for a particular transaction.  Type the details e.g. amount, supplier invoice number, your purchase order number etc in the box next to the Find button at the bottom left of the screen then click the Find button to run the search.  It searches History, Current and Future transaction, click the Find button again to move between each.  When the transaction is found, it displays the relevant page of transactions, with the cursor at the identified transaction line.   
8.   You can print a report of the transactions on this account by clicking the Print button at the bottom of the screen.  A popup window appears allowing you to choose the date range and type of transactions you want the report to display.  Click here to view an example of this report.
9.   Right-click a transaction line to display the context menu of the options available.  These allow you to apply actions or view further information associated with the chosen transaction.  The options are:

·    Cancel Transaction - allows you to cancel a transaction that has been incorrectly posted.  The system automatically generates a new transaction to reverse it.   
·     Unallocate Transaction  - allows you to undo any allocations made against a transaction.
·     Amend Reference - allows you to amend the information in the Our Reference or Their Reference fields for a transaction.  Make sure you right-click on the correct cell to be changed. 
·     View Allocations - to show the transactions that the invoice, cash or credit note you select have been matched to.  For example, to view which invoices a particular cheque paid. You may Reprint Remittance Advice associated with this payment using the button provided.  Click here to view the Gx Purchase\Allocations window. 
·     View Nominal Analysis - to display the nominal codes that the transaction has been posted to.  Click here to view the Gx Purchase\Nominal Details window.     
·     View VAT & Discount - displays the VAT breakdown on an invoice or credit note and shows details of settlement discount available on an invoice.   
·     View Invoice Details - allows you to view the product lines on the invoice if it has been matched to a purchase order when it was entered.  Click here to view the Gx Purchase\Purchase Invoice Reconciliation screen.  If this option has been selected for a Credit Note then the Credit Note Reconciliation screen will be displayed.
·     Print Supplier Invoice - allows you to print a copy of electronic invoices and credit notes. 
·    View Purchase Order - allows you to view Purchase Order Enquiry for the purchase order an invoice relates to.  This only works if you have matched the purchase invoice to the purchase order when it was posted. 
·    View Supplier Return - allows you to view Supplier Return Enquiry for the supplier return a credit note relates to.  This will only work if you have matched the credit note to the supplier return when it was posted.
·    View Batch Details - links to Purchase Batch Enquiry allowing you to view details of all the transactions posted in that batch. 
·     View Memo - to record and view memos about a specific transaction.  A green M will appear in the first column of the transaction line to indicate that a memo exists for this transaction.