Payments manual

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1 Goal

The payment functionality in 1Archive focuses on the generation of payment files which can be processed by the bank of the company. These payment files will be based on one or more invoices.


Note.png Typically, the bank will offer support for these payment files through their e-banking platform.

2 Payment files

Payment files are basically XML files in a specified format. This format is called PAIN, which is short for Payment Initiation. This is a standard format, commonly used in the banking world.


Info.png The format we support at the moment is PAIN.001.001.03. For more information about the used format by your bank, contact your bank.

Banks of which we tested the PAIN files:

  • ING
  • KBC
  • Belfius

3 Selecting invoices to pay

The payment button is available for documents in "All documents" and for documents in "To validate". From there on, it's possible to create a payment file for one single document or for multiple documents at once.

3.1 How to

For one single document:

Click the Up.png "Payment" button, located next to the View ok.png "View the document" button.


For multiple documents:

Select different documents in the archivelist and click the Up.png "Payment" button in the menu on the lift side of the page.

3.2 Prerequisites

To be able to successful create a payment file, you have to take a few checks into account. For each check, an appropriate error message is shown:

  • No company selected
  • No valid documents found

Info.png A valid document is a document that has a supplier assigned and is of the type invoice.

Warning.png When selecting multiple documents with invalid ones between them, only the valid ones will appear in the screen for payments.

3.3 Payment screen

After clicking the Up.png "Payment" button, the payment pop-up screen appears.


Payments.png

This screen lists the payment details of the selected valid payment(s). The account which has to be used to perform the payment can be selected on top of the screen.
Following fields are available:

  • Id
  • Supplier
  • Supplier account
  • Invoice nr
  • Currency
  • Invoice amount
  • Paid amount
  • Payment amount

Note.png Payment amount equals the invoice amount minus the already paid amount

  • Payment date

Note.png Equal to due date, unless this is earlier than the current date. In that case, it's equal to the current date.

  • Remark

Note.png This value is prefilled based on the availability of a value of following fields:
  • OGM
  • Invoice number
  • Comment
If there is an OGM number available, this value is used for the Remark field. If not, the invoice number is used. If there is no invoice number available, the value of the Comment field is used. If there is no comment available, no value is prefilled.

Info.png A validation is available on the Supplier account field. An account has to start with two letters, followed by two numbers.

Warning.png This validation is performed when clicking the "Download" button. When validation fails, the false field is highlighted in red.

Clicking the Download.png "Download" button will result in the application asking for a confirmation before generating the payment file.

Payments confirmation.png

After confirmation, the payment file is generated and downloaded to your system.

3.4 How to see if an invoice is paid

Whenever you generate a payment file, the payment information on the document is filled in. You will see that following fields now will have a value:

  • Paid amount
  • Payment method
  • Paid date
  • Payment status

See Adding and editing header invoice data in the document view for more information about those fields.