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Published inJun 2011
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Ranjeet Yadav
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Ranjeet Yadav has been working in the IT industry for more than 10 years. He possesses professional experience of more than 8 years as a functional consultant with PeopleSoft finance and supply chain applications. He has worked on PeopleSoft implementations for many world class organizations and performed various roles such as PeopleSoft consultant, Module lead, Finance track lead and Project manager. Although his entry into the PeopleSoft world was rather accidental, he was quickly impressed by the deep impact such an ERP product can have on an organization's functioning. He finds the challenge of designing solutions for organizations' critical business problems quite exciting. Ranjeet holds an Electronics Engineering degree and a Post Graduate Diploma in Management with specialization in Information Systems from Indian Institute of Management,Lucknow. He is currently working with IBM India as a PeopleSoft consultant and Project manager.
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Understanding the invoice lifecycle


In the PeopleSoft Billing module, you will frequently hear the terms "bill" and "invoice". To put it simply, while an invoice is the final document to be sent to a customer, a bill can be considered a 'raw' version of the invoice.

The following illustration shows a high-level process for invoice processing:

The billing process begins with the entry of bills, either manually or through delivered interfaces from other PeopleSoft modules. We'll discuss these concepts in greater detail a little later. Once these bills are in the PeopleSoft system, they can be reviewed and approved (if necessary). Reviewing the bills can be implemented through printing draft invoices, called pro-forma invoices. You can print pro-forma invoices using a batch process as many times as needed to review how the invoices would look. If any changes are needed, they are made to the bill.

Once the bill is deemed appropriate, a batch process is executed to 'finalize' the bill. This transforms...

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Ranjeet Yadav

Ranjeet Yadav has been working in the IT industry for more than 10 years. He possesses professional experience of more than 8 years as a functional consultant with PeopleSoft finance and supply chain applications. He has worked on PeopleSoft implementations for many world class organizations and performed various roles such as PeopleSoft consultant, Module lead, Finance track lead and Project manager. Although his entry into the PeopleSoft world was rather accidental, he was quickly impressed by the deep impact such an ERP product can have on an organization's functioning. He finds the challenge of designing solutions for organizations' critical business problems quite exciting. Ranjeet holds an Electronics Engineering degree and a Post Graduate Diploma in Management with specialization in Information Systems from Indian Institute of Management,Lucknow. He is currently working with IBM India as a PeopleSoft consultant and Project manager.
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