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Procurement Three Way Match Process

** A cost centre is where on the budget


Step 1: Raising a Shopping Cart money is to be spent from
(usually two letters followed by 4 numbers
Create Shopping Cart e.g. SP1000)
A general ledger code determines on what
Assign cost centre(s)** and general e.g. 43202 - stationery
ledger code(s)** to items in the cart Do not assign to codes starting 6 as these are
income codes not expenditure codes

Requires Cart Sent To


Y
Approval? Approver

N (Self Approved) Rejected Cart


Approved? N Returned to
Originator
Y
Purchase Order
Produced

Approver makes a
change on the cart
A COMMITMENT is posted
on the Budget against the Changed cart sent back
cost centre(s)/ general ledger to approver
code(s) assigned when the Cart is returned to the
cart was created originator
(R/3 Budget Report:
s_alr_87013620)

Change to the cart is


accepted by the
originator
Procurement Three Way Match Process Goods/services are
Step 2: Goods Receipting received

Create a confirmation
Has the FULL order
N Y against the purchase
been received?
order

An item(s) has been


discontinued and will not N
be received The commitment becomes an
Not all items have been ACTUAL on the Budget against
received- these items the cost centre(s)/ general ledger
If only some of the ordered
are due to follow on a code(s) assigned when the cart
items have been delivered
separate delivery was created
and no more are expected
(R/3 Budget Report:
e.g. 5 of the same item
Is the discontinued item s_alr_87013620)
ordered and only 3 sent
N on a separate line on its own on
and no more to follow -
the purchase order? GOODS RECEIPT THE ITEMS YOU
change the quantity on the
confirmations screen to HAVE RECEIVED
reflect what was received Untick the line item(s) not received and/
and tick Last Delivery or change the quantity of items received
Y THIS MUST REFLECT WHAT HAS
BEEN RECEIVED
Change the purchase
order and delete the
discontinued line Post this
confirmation

The item(s) that have been confirmed (goods receipted)


The commitment for the discontinued will now show as an ACTUAL on the budget.
item(s) will be removed from the budget The outstanding items will remain as a COMMITMENT
(R/3 Budget Report: s_alr_87013620) (R/3 Budget Report: s_alr_87013620)
Procurement Three Way Match Process
Step 3: Invoicing Post the invoice- ensure that
Invoice received the invoice date is correct

Y
The invoice will be paid to the
vendor (assigned on the
Has the full purchase original shopping cart) 28 days
N order been invoiced and the after the invoice date
Not all items listed prices are the same as the original
purchase order? If prices have changed from the
On the Invoice Entry screen, original purchase order, these
un-tick the original purchase changes will be reflected on the
order lines that have not been N ACTUAL budget figure
charged for on this invoice The prices differ (R/3 Budget Report:
s_alr_87013620)
On the Invoice Entry screen change the Y
The un-ticked lines will remain prices and Post the invoice as normal
The invoice will be sent back to
on the Invoice Entry screen-
the approver in R/3 to re-
once an invoice(s) for the rest of
Y approve
the purchase order arrive, post
as normal
SAP Automatic Check:
Do the changed prices exceed Approver Re-
the price tolerance? Approves?

N
Approver rejects price
increase- originator
The vendor sends a partial credit contacts vendor to re-
Post the credit note in the portal to cancel
for the overcharged amount only negotiate prices the original invoice.
N
The cart originator should then go into the
Enter the partial credit into R/3 Workflow inbox to send a note to the
transaction FV65 in R/3 Y approver- “dispute resolved”
Vendor sends credit
note for full amount and The approver can then release the original
The actual amount will be updated on the budget invoice for payment in the R/3 inbox (as the
issues new invoice?
to reflect an amount has been credited back credit will cancel it out)
(R/3 Budget Report: s_alr_87013620)

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