Let’s take an example, in ordinary case, Supplier ‘A’ supplied the goods to customer ‘B’ and invoiced ‘B’ ,

and customer ‘B’ then made payments to A.

But in Third Party payment
Supplier ‘A’ sends the invoice to Customer ‘B’ for the goods provided. Now there is an agreement
between ‘A’ & ‘C’ and ‘A’ informs ‘B’ to make the invoice payment to ‘C’ instead of ‘A’.
Here are few instances where Third Party Payments are made:
Supplier files for bankrupcy.
In such case court or the collection agency sends notification to all customers of this supplier saying that
any outstanding payments that are due to this supplier should be paid to them instead to the supplier.

Supplier having a cash flow problem.

Here, the supplier has sold all the receivables to a party. The party then notifies this supplier’s customers
about this change and any outstanding payments should now be paid to them and not to the supplier.

In Oracle Payable following are the Setup that should be required for Third Party payments
Basic Setup requirement
1. Ensure the Third Supplier is created as a supplier in the application.
2. Establishing third party relationship for the Invoicing Supplier

Payables Options have been modified to provide an option that will help define the behavior of “Remit To
Supplier Name” & “Remit To Supplier Site” fields on Invoices and Payment screens.

A checkbox named “Allow Remit To Supplier Override” is provided.

Payable options > Invoice tab >

This setup at Invoices tab has impact on Invoice Workbench, Quick Invoices and Recurring Invoices
screens.
When this checkbox is selected, then the “Remit To Supplier Name” & “Remit To Supplier Site” fields will
be editable and it will enable the users to override the defaulted information and when this check box is
unselected these fields will be non-editable.
 

At Payment tab, checkbox named “Allow Remit To Supplier Override” is provided. This will guide the
behavior for the “Remit To Supplier Name” & “Remit To Supplier Site” fields on Payment Workbench

“Allow Remit To Supplier Override” make the “Remit To Supplier Name” & “Remit To Supplier Site” fields
editable at the time of Payments
 
 
Please note: “Allow Remit To Supplier Override” feature is available only on Payment Workbench. It is not
available during Payment Process Request flow.
In the Open Interface Invoices header optional fields are available to record the third party details like
“Remit To Supplier Name”, “Remit To Supplier Number” etc.

The same fields have been added in the interface tables.During the invoices import, the program will
validate the data provided for third party related fields with that of the existing relationship. If an invalid
and inconsistent data is found, such invoices will be rejected. The program log will display the reject
codes and related explanation.
Once Setup is complete, next step is to create invoice for the invoicing supplier. Here the third party
details will be defaulted on the invoice as per the Relationship established at the Invoicing Supplier setup.

As shown Below , as per our setup in above steps , when we create invoices “Remit To Supplier Name”,
“Remit To Supplier Number” will defaulted .

Check the scheduling tab

Then comes the processing of payment in favor of the Third Party Supplier and lastly reviewing payment
information
On the Payment Workbench header, TWO fields named - “Remit To Supplier Name” & “Remit To
Supplier Site” have been added.

The behavior and information defaulting for the third party supplier related fields (including the payment
method and remit to account LOVs) will be similar to that we have seen earlier. However please note the
information will be defaulted based on the payment date entered.

IMPORTANT -Please Note that invoices will be selected based on the invoicing supplier information but
the payment will be processed in favor of the third party supplier selected on the Payment Workbench
header.
Lets take an example:

Invoice has been created for ‘Dell ’ and ‘HP’ as the third party supplier.
While processing payment, if the user has selected ‘Sony ’ and its site on the payment workbench
header.
Then the payments will be released in favor of ‘Sony’ even though the selected invoice has different third
party supplier information.
In above test case a relation ship has been defined between
Dell - HP
Dell - Sony
The point to remember here is that, the payments clerk has the over-riding authority while processing
payments. But in case at the SETUP you have not mark the “Allow Remit to Supplier OverRide” , the
Payment Clerk will not able to override and Payment will be processed to Supplier “HP” Only.