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A supplier's e-invoice becomes a bill that is approved

Who is involved

RoleWhat they do
SupplierSends an e-invoice through their provider.
Accounts payable clerkBooks it as a draft bill.
Finance controllerApproves and releases it for posting.

Step by step

  1. Supplier

    Sends an e-invoice over the UAE e-invoicing network.

    What they see:Delivery to your provider and onto your address.

  2. Accounts payable clerk

    Opens Received e-invoices and finds it, de-duplicated and routed to a branch.

    What they see:The supplier, the matched vendor, totals, lines and any warnings.

  3. Accounts payable clerk

    Presses Book as a draft bill, ticking the box to book it anyway if the checks found errors.

    What they see:A draft bill flagged as needing verification.

  4. Finance controller

    Approves the bill after verification.

    What they see:The bill can be posted and paid like any other.

Who is told what

Approval and posting alerts follow the normal bill flow.

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