Effective: 03/15/2021

Creating a Single Payment Voucher

 

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If the invoice cannot be processed, refer to the AP Exception Codes Quick Reference Table, select the appropriate exceptions based on the identified issue and follow the outlines process.

Establishing a permanent supplier record on the supplier file ensures accurate information for tax, reporting, and management purposes. However, a Single Payment Voucher (SPV) is used in special circumstances for one-time payments only to suppliers not in the OAKS FIN Supplier database.

 

Limitations of Single Payment VouchersLimitations of Single Payment Vouchers                 

 

Updating the Add a New Value tab

  1. If the invoice or backup documentation is requesting a Single Pay Voucher:

    1. Verify the supplier is not established and is not active in the OAKS FIN supplier database. If it is established and active, create the voucher using the supplier OAKS ID. Place a comment on the voucher - Supplier in OAKS. Do not create single pay voucher.

    2. Verify the amount of the payment does not require a purchase order to be completed. If it does require a purchase order, create the voucher using the supplier OAKS ID. Place a comment on the voucher - Supplier in OAKS. Do not create a single pay voucher.

      • If there is a purchase order, it means that the supplier is in oaks. When a purchase order is created it is linked with a supplier ID.
    3. Verify the account code being used is not reportable to the IRS. If it is reportable, send the invoice back (Working an Exception Code 05: Supplier Not in OAKS). Do not create single pay voucher.

  1. Do NOT change the Voucher ID.

  2. Update the Voucher Style field to "Single Payment Voucher."

  3. Update the Supplier ID to "SGLPAYCHK2."

  4. Verify or enter Invoice Number based on the "Determining Invoice Number" process.

  5. Verify or enter the Invoice Date based on the "Determining Invoice Date" process.

  6. Click Add button.