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Document Id : TCS-CG-AP-001
Version : 1.0
Approval Record
Change Record
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Setup Objects
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CHOOSE SET OF BOOKS
Function Id : TCS-AP-001-001
Application : Accounts Payable
Function/Screen Description :
Pre-Requisites :
Header :
Function Id : TCS-AP-001-002
Application : Accounts Payable
Function/Screen Description : In the Payment Terms window, you define payment terms that you can assign to an invoice to
automatically create scheduled payments when you submit Approval for the invoice. You can define payment terms to create
multiple scheduled payment lines and multiple levels of discounts. You can create an unlimited number of payment terms.
Payment terms have one or more payment terms lines, each of which creates one scheduled payment. Each payment terms line and
each corresponding scheduled payment has a due date or a discount date based on either a specific day of a month, such as the 15th
of the month, or a number of days added to your terms date, such as 14 days after the terms date.
Each payment terms line also defines the due or discount amount on a scheduled payment. When you define payment terms you
specify payment amounts either by percentages or by fixed amounts.
Pre-Requisites : None
Remarks : You cannot combine the percentage due and amounts due for one payment term.
DISTRIBUTION SETS
Function Id : TCS-AP-001-003
Application : Accounts Payable
Function/Screen Path : Navigate> Setup> Invoice> Distribution Sets
Function/Screen Description : You can use a Distribution Set to automatically enter distributions for an invoice when you are not matching
it to a purchase order. For example, you can create for an advertising supplier a Distribution Set that allocates advertising expense on an invoice
to four advertising departments. You can assign a default Distribution Set to a supplier site so Payables will use it for every invoice you enter for
that supplier site. If you do not assign a default Distribution Set to a supplier site, you can always assign a Distribution Set to an invoice when
you enter it.
Use Full Distribution Sets to create distributions with set percentage amounts or Skeleton Distribution Sets to create distributions
with no set distribution amounts. For example, a Full Distribution Set for a rent invoice assigns 70% of the invoice amount to the
Sales facility expense account and 30% to the Administration facility expense account. A Skeleton Distribution Set for the same
invoice would create one distribution for the Sales facility expense account and one distribution for the Administration facility
expense account, leaving the amounts zero. You could then enter amounts during invoice entry depending on variables such as that
month's headcount for each group.
Pre-Requisites : None
Num Number 3
% Number
Project Related Check Box -
Account Char Foreign Travel Fare Natural Account associated with Foreign
Travel Fare and appropriate combination of
segment values will be chosen for each
region.
Description Foreign Travel Fare
Income Tax Type Char
Invoice Tax Name Char
TOLERANCES
Function Id : TCS-AP-001-004
Application : Accounts Payable
Function/Screen Path : Navigate>Setup> Invoice> Tolerances
Function/Screen Description : Use the Invoice Tolerances window to define the matching and tax tolerances you want to allow for
variances between invoice, purchase order, receipt, and tax information. You can define both percentage-based and amount-based tolerances.
Tolerances determine whether Payables places matching or tax holds on an invoice. When you submit Approval for an invoice you have matched
to a purchase order, Payables checks that the invoice matches the purchase order within the matching tolerances you define. When you submit
Approval for an invoice with a tax amount, Payables checks that the actual invoice tax amount equals the calculated tax amount within the
tolerances you define.
Pre-Requisites :
Field Name Data Size Data Size Data Size Value-1 Remarks
Type Type Type
Field Name Data Size Data Size Data Size Value-1 Remarks
Type Type Type
Function Id : TCS-AP-001-005
Application : Accounts Payable
Function/Screen Path : Navigate>Setup>Invoice> Approvals
Function/Screen Description : Use the Invoice Approvals window to define the invoice approval codes
that you use to manually hold or release invoices. You can define as many invoice approval codes as you need.
You can define hold codes that you assign to an invoice during entry to place the invoice on hold. For example,
"Needs CFO Approval". You can also define release codes that you use in the Invoice Holds or Invoice Actions
window to remove the holds you place on invoices. For example, "CFO Approved". You cannot pay an invoice
that has a hold applied to it. You can also determine whether to allow posting for the hold codes you define. If
you assign a posting hold code to an invoice, you cannot post the invoice until you remove the hold.
Pre-Requisites :
Additional Remarks:
You can define and manually apply approval codes of the Invoice Hold Reason type.
You cannot define holds with Acct Hold Reason, Funds Hold Reason, Insufficient Information, Matching Hold Reason, Period Hold Type,
Variance Hold Reason. All these holds are system defined.
Invoice Release Reason refers to the type of approval code wherein one you would like to release one manually releasable hold.
Invoice Quick Release Reason, refers to the type of approval code to release all manually release holds for one invoice.
Hold Quick Release Reason, is used to release all holds from invoices that you query in the Invoice Workbench. You can only release those
Function Id : TCS-AP-001-006
Application : Accounts Payable
Function/Screen Path : Setup>Invoice> Expense> Report Templates
Function/Screen Description : Use this window to define templates based on the expense report forms you regularly use in your company.
You can define default values for expense items, and you can then choose those items from a list of values when you enter expense reports. During
Invoice Import, Payables uses the expense item information to create invoice distributions.
You define expense report templates for types of expense reports you use in your company. For example, define a Salesperson template to use
when you enter expense reports for your salespeople. On that template, define expense items that are reimbursable, such as meals, airfare, and
hotel.
Pre-Requisites :
Header :
Data Type Char Number Char Number Check Box Check Box Check Box
Size
Value(s) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Remarks : Self-service Interface Attribute Zone is not applicable in the case of LMW .
PROGRAMS
Function Id : TCS-AP-001-008
Application : Accounts Payable
Function/Screen Path : Navigate>Setup> Payment> Programs
Function/Screen Description : Use the Automatic Payment Programs window to define payment programs
that you use to format payment documents and separate remittance advice. You specify whether each program
is for building payments, formatting payments, or creating a payment remittance advice. Payables predefines
one program for building payments and many standard programs for formatting payments. Payables also
predefines a program for creating a separate remittance advice for payments. You can select these predefined
programs when you define a payment format, or you can use these programs as templates for creating your own
custom payment programs.
Pre-Requisites :
S. No. Function / Screen Name
1. If you are not using Payables predefined payment programs, Customise payment programs in Oracle Reports
Bank Zone
Field Name Value-1 Remarks
Data Type Size
Name Char
Type Char
Registered Name Char
FORMATS
Function Id : TCS-AP-001-009
Application : Accounts Payable
Function/Screen Path : Navigate:>Setup:>ayments>Payment Formats
Function/Screen Description : Use the Payment Formats window to define the payment formats you need to define payment
documents in the Banks window. You define payment formats for the payment methods that Payables uses. You can define, as many
payment-formats as you require for each payment method; however, each payment format must be unique for that payment method.
You choose a Build Payments program, and a Format Payments program for each payment format. You can choose any payment
program that you have defined in the Payment Programs window or any standard program Payables provides. You do not have to
define a Separate Remittance Advice program for a payment format, because you can include the separate remittance advice
program in your Format Payments program. Each Format Payments program provided by Payables includes a remittance advice
program. You can, however, control how many invoices to include on your remittance advice.
You can define a separate payment format for each of your payment currencies. If you assign a currency to a payment format, you
can use that format only with a bank account whose bank account currency is the same as the format currency. If you use a payment
format to pay multiple currency invoices and do not assign a currency to the payment format, you can only use that format with a
bank account for which you also allow payment of multiple currency invoices. When you define a bank account, you can only allow
payment of multiple currency invoices if the bank account currency is your functional currency.
You cannot define a payment format for a manual payment method or a future payment method unless you enable the Allow Future
Payment Method Payables option. You can also specify the number of invoices allowed per payment, the invoice grouping, the
position of the check stub (for payment formats using payment programs that produce a stub), and whether the payment format can
be used for multiple currencies and zero-amount payments only.
Pre-Requisites :
Header :
Bank Zone
Field Name Value-1 Remarks
Data Type Size
Payment Format Char LMW Payment Format User defined
Payment Method Seeded LOV Check Seeded LoV
Zero Amount Payment Check Box -
Only
Group By Due Date Check Box Enable If you enable this option, Payables groups
payments for invoices with the same due date on
the same payment document. Invoices with
different due dates are paid using a separate
payment document for each due date.
Currency Zone
Field Name Value-1 Remarks
Data Type Size
Multiple Radio Choose the appropriate button depending on
Button the type of requirements.
Single Radio Enable this for only INR Mutually Exclusive options with Multiple. If
Button payment type document Single is selected, choose Currency (INR)
from a Pre defined LOV.
Remittance Zone
Field Name Value-1 Remarks
Data Type Size
Before Document Radio - Choose either of the two options. Payables
Button would print the Remittance according to the
option exercised.
After Document Radio - Mutually Exclusive
Button
None Radio N/A
Button
Number of Invoices Int 5 This is called Invoiced per stub option. This
option is dependent on the size of the
document that will be used for printing.
Choose the appropriate number to avoid
overflow .
Program Zone
Field Name Value-1 Remarks
Data Type Size
Build Payments Char Build Payment Programs Predefined LOV
Format Payment Char External Standard Format Predefined LOV
Payments
Separate Remittance Char Separate Remittance Advice Predefined LOV
BANKS
Function Id : TCS-AP-001-010
Application : Accounts Payable
Function/Screen Path : Navigate> Setup> Payment> Banks
Function/Screen Description : Use the Banks window to enter bank information for bank branches with which you do business.
Oracle Financial Applications, including Oracle Receivables and Oracle Payables, share bank definitions, although not every
application uses all available bank information. Each bank branch can have multiple accounts, and each account you define can be
associated with Payables payment documents and/or Receivables payment methods.
If you use Receivables, use the Banks window to define your internal banks, which you use for receipts, and external banks, which
are your customers' banks with which you do business. If you use Receivables only, you do not need to define Payables payment
documents.
If you use Payables, use the Banks window to define your internal bank accounts from which you disburse payments. For each
internal bank account, you can define payment documents for checks, electronic payments (EFT and EDI), wire transfers, and
Clearing payment methods. You can also enter supplier bank information for your suppliers to which you send electronic payments.
If you use Payables only, you do not need to define clearing-houses.
Pre-Requisites :
Bank Zone
Field Name Value-1 Remarks
Data Type Size
Name Char Allahabad Bank
Number Char 01
Region-1 :
Address Zone
Field Name Data Type Size Value-1 Remarks
Country Char India
Address Char XYZ
City Char Connaught Place
Province Char -
State Char N Delhi
County Char -
Postal Code Char 110001
Region-2 :
Contact Zone
Field Name Data Type Size Value-1 Remarks
Last Char
First Char
Middle Char
Title Char
Prefix Char
Phone Char
Region-3
Region : 1
:
Account Holder Zone
Field Name Data Type Size Value-1 Remarks
Account Holder Char LMW
EFT Requester ID Char N/A
Region :
GL Accounts Zone
Field Name Data Type Size Value-1 Remarks
Name Char
Cash Clearing Char Will be populated from earlier GL
Accounts window. See
GL_Bank_Accounts
Bank Charges Char Will be populated from earlier GL
Accounts window
Bank Errors Char Will be populated from earlier GL
Accounts window
Region- Bank Transaction Codes
Function Id : TCS-AP-001-011
Application : Accounts Payable
Function/Screen Path : Setup> Calendar> Accounting> AP Accounting Periods
Function/Screen Description : Payables allows invoice entry, payment entry, and payment voiding in open accounting periods.
You can enter invoices in Future accounting periods, but you cannot post any invoices in Future accounting periods until you
change the status of the period to Open. The period statuses available in Payables are Never Opened, Future, Open, Closed, and
Permanently Closed.
When you update a period status to Closed, Payables automatically checks if you have any unposted invoices or payments, or any
unconfirmed payment batches in that period. If you have any unposted records or unconfirmed payment batches in a period you are
trying to close, Payables prevents you from closing the period and automatically submits the Unposted Invoice Sweep report. You
can use this report to view all your unposted transactions for the period. You can submit the Unposted Invoice Sweep program if
you want to move all unposted transactions from one period to another. Then, close your period.
Your accounts payable periods are separate from your general ledger periods. For example, you can close your Q1 period in AP
before you close your Q1 period in general ledger.
Pre-Requisites :
PERIODS ZONE
Field Name Value-1 Remarks
Data Type Size
Period Status Char - The status available are Open/Never
Opened/Future. Choose an appropriate status
according to the requirement.
Period Number Num - The values in this column are populated from
Calendar Setup.
Fiscal Year Num -do-
Period Name Num -do-
Begin Date Date -do-
End Date Date -do
SPECIAL CALENDAR
Function Id : TCS-AP-001-012
Application : Accounts Payable
Function/Screen Path : Navigate> Setup> Calendar > Special Calendar
Function/Screen Description : Use the Special Calendar window to define periods that Payables uses for recurring invoices.
Pre-Requisites : None
Function Id : TCS-AP-001-013
Application : Accounts Payable
Function/Screen Path : Navigate> Setup> Calendar> Aging Period
Function/Screen Description : Use the Aging Periods window to define time periods for the Invoice Aging Report. The Invoice
Aging Report provides information about invoice payments due during four periods you specify. Payables displays the invoice
information in four columns. Each column corresponds to one period. When you submit the Invoice Aging Report, you select the
type of aging periods to use for the report. For example, you define one type of aging period called Weeks Past Due, and define the
following periods for Weeks Past Due: 1 Week, 2 Weeks, 3 Weeks, and Over 3 Weeks. You also define a type of aging period
called Current, and define the following periods for Current: Due in More than 3 Weeks, Due in 3 Weeks, Due in 2 Weeks, and Due
in 1 Week. When you submit the report, if you select Weeks Past Due for the Type parameter, Payables reports on the four periods
with that type.
Pre-Requisites :
Payables displays Lookup Codes in the list of values for fields that require these accounting-related items. You can create as many Lookup Codes
for each item as you require. These are created/ viewed in Payables/Purchasing Lookups options depending on the choice used. You cannot
change the type or name of a Lookup Code after you enter it, but you can update the description and inactive date at any time. Lookup codes
cannot be added to the predefined Lookups that have access level as System. However, Extensible access level allows you to add New lookup
codes. However, you cannot modify seeded lookup codes.
Payables also provides predefined Lookup Codes that you can query in this window. You can modify the description and active status of any
predefined Lookup Codes.
Function/Screen Description : Use the Financials Options window to define the options and defaults that
you use for your Oracle Financial Application(s). Values you enter in this window are shared by Oracle
Payables, Oracle Purchasing, and Oracle Assets depending on your application, you may not be required to enter
all fields. Although you only need to define these options and defaults once, you can update them at any time. If
you change an option and it is used as a default value elsewhere in the system, it will only be used as a default
for subsequent transactions. For example, if you change the Payment Terms from Immediate to Net 30, Net 30
will be used as default for any new suppliers you enter, but the change will not affect the Payment Terms of
existing suppliers.
The following are the regions available under the Financial Options:
Accounting
Encumbrance
Human Resources
Supplier-Payables
Supplier-Purchasing
Supplier Entry
Tax
Pre-Requisites :
Region : Accounting
Region :Encumbrance
Region :Supplier-Purchasing
Region Tax:
Function/Screen Description : Use this window to set control options and defaults used throughout
Payables. You can set defaults in this window which will simplify supplier entry, invoice entry, and automatic
payment processing. Although you only need to define these options and defaults once, you can update them at
any time to change controls and defaults for future transactions.
The following are the regions where detailed information can be provided:
Accounting Methods
Currency
Expense Report
Interest
Invoice
Matching
Payment
Payment Accounting
Supplier
Transfer to GL
Reports
Pre-Requisites :
Region: Invoice
Main Zone
Field Name Value-1 Remarks
Data Type Size
Use Batch Controls Check Box Yes Only one of the two options for entering the
invoices can be used : Invoice Batches or
Invoices. Checking this Box would imply that
the Invoice Batches option is exercised.
Confirm Date as Invoice Check Box No
Number
Allow Online Approval Check Box Yes
Allow Adjustments to Check Box Yes
Paid Invoices
Allow Document Check Box Yes This option is to be highlighted if the
Category Over ride document sequencing option is going to be
used.
Automatically Create Check Box Yes
Freight Distribution
Freight Account Char Enter appropriate account code Freight Account is Predefined LOV. The
combination using the natural Account can be picked from the Chart of
account from the Chart of Accounts structure.
Accounts.
Region: Matching
Discount Zone
Field Name Value-1 Remarks
Data Type Size
Exclude Tax from Checkbox Make a selection
Discount calculation
Method Seeded LOV Prorate Expense Values: Prorate Expense, Prorate Tax, System
Account
Region : Supplier
Function/Screen Description : Set up suppliers in the Suppliers window to record information about individuals and
companies from whom you purchase goods and services. You can also enter employees whom you reimburse for expense
reports. When you enter a supplier that does business from multiple locations, you store supplier information only once,
and you enter supplier sites for each location. You can designate supplier sites as pay sites, purchasing sites, or RFQ only
sites. For example, for a single supplier, you can buy from several different sites and send payments to several different
sites. The system uses information you enter for suppliers and supplier sites to enter default values when you later enter
transactions for a supplier site. Most information you enter in the Suppliers window is used only to enter defaults in the
Suppliers Sites window. When the system enters that information in a later transaction, it will only use supplier site
information as default, even if the supplier site value is null and the supplier has a value. If you update information at the
supplier level, it will not update existing supplier sites. When you enter a supplier, you can also record information for
your own reference, such as names of contacts or the customer number your supplier has assigned to you. Three Oracle
financial applications use the Suppliers window. They are Payables, Purchasing, and Oracle Assets. If you use more than
one of these products, supplier information is shared with the other product(s). In addition to the supplier name and
address, Payables and Purchasing require you to enter additional information about the supplier. Oracle Assets requires no
additional information. However, for any product, you can record a variety of other supplier information in the many
optional fields.
Header Information:
Region :Classification
Field Name Value-1 Remarks
Data Type Size
Type Char Supplier-IND You can define types of suppliers in Lookup
codes window.
Employee name Char - In case where the type is chosen is employee
the name field will be available for entering
the information.
Number Char - Number automatically gets populated on
picking the employee from LOV
One time Check Box N/A
SIC Char N/A Standard Industry Code. Not Applicable in the
case of LMW.
Minority Owned Char N/A Will not be used in the case of LMW.
Small Business Check Box N/A Will not be used in the case of LMW.
Women Owned Check Box N/A Will not be used in the case of LMW.
Region: General
Field Name Value-1 Remarks
Data Type Size
Parent Supplier Name Char N/A Optional. Name of Supplier’s parent company
if supplier is a franchise or subsidiary. This
parent company must also be defined as a
supplier in the system.
Number Char N/A Parent Supplier Number.
Customer Number Char N/A Optional. Number used by the supplier to
identify the buyer’s organization. This number
defaults to the supplier site.
Branch Zone
Field Name Value-1 Remarks
Data Type Size
Name Display Only - Not Applicable in the case of LMW.
Number Display Only - Not Applicable in the case of LMW.
Region :Accounting
Field Name Value-1 Remarks
Data Type Size
Distribution Set Use of Multi-Org feature, makes the three
fields greyed out. These fields are available at
the site level.
Liability
Prepayment
Region :Control
Field Name Value-1 Remarks
Data Type Size
Invoice Amount Limit Number -
Hold All Payments Check Box -
Hold Unmatched Check Box Yes
Invoices
Hold Future Invoices Check Box No
Hold Reason Char -
Region: Purchasing
Field Name Value-1 Remarks
Data Type Size
Ship-To Location Char The values in this zone will get populated
from Supplier zone. Change the values if
required.
Bill-To Location Char The values in this zone will get populated
from Supplier zone. Change the values if
required.
Ship Via Char The values in this zone will get populated
from Supplier zone. Change the values if
required.
FOB Char The values in this zone will get populated
from Supplier zone. Change the values if
required.
Freight Terms Char The values in this zone will get populated
from Supplier zone. Change the values if
required.
Create Debit Memo From Check Box Enable this option if you want the system to
RTS Transaction. automatically create a Debit Memo in Payables
when you enter a Return To Supplier (RTS) in
Purchasing
Additional remarks:
Multiple Organization Support
If you use the Multiple Organization Support feature, you cannot enter the following fields at the Supplier level: Liability Accounting Flexfield,
Prepayment Accounting Flexfield, Distribution Set, Invoice Tax Name, and Offset Tax Name. You can enter these fields only at the supplier site
level.
Define suppliers of TDS Authorities and Excise Authorities Type for India localization. Also define the same supplier site for each suppliers of
TDS Authorities Type in all the regions.
TAX YEAR INFORMATION
Function Id : TCS-AP-001-020
Application : Accounts Payable
Function/Screen Description : In the Tax Year info window (TDS Period India Localization), you define financial year for TDS
calculation purpose. This year is set at the Legal Entity level.
Pre-Requisites : None
Header :
Remarks :This financial year is used to calculate TDS on cumulative invoice amount.
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIER INFORMATION
Function Id : TCS-AP-001-021
Application : Accounts Payable
Function/Screen Description : In the Additional Supplier Info window (Supplier Tax Information India Localization), you can define the
tax information of the supplier..
Pre-Requisites
Header - Vendor :
Remarks
BOE AGENT
Function Id : TCS-AP-001-022
Application : Accounts Payable
Function/Screen Description : In the BOE Agent window (Agent Information India Localization), you define Customs clearing and
forwarding agent to be used in BOE invoices.
Pre-Requisites : None
Header :
Function/Screen Description : Define the TDS Tax Name in this Screen. This function uses same screen as in Oracle Purchasing. The TDS
sections defined in quick codes will be attached to Tax name in this screen. Define separate Tax Name for each TDS Section defined in the Quick
Codes.
Pre-Requisites :
Remarks: Similarly, you must define vendor/supplier for Excise Authority, Customs Authority & 3 rd Party taxes – like Freight/Insurance to auto
generate their invoice in AP
Addendum:
Document Sequencesbank
You define document sequences, then assign each document sequence to a combination of Oracle Application, set of books, document category,
and document entry method (Manual or Automatic). For example, you define a document sequence with an automatic numbering method named
Standard Invoices for standard invoices you enter manually. You define the voucher number range of 3000–5000.
You assign the Expense Report Invoices sequence to the following combination:
Payables.[Set of Books].Standard Invoices. Manual
When you manually enter a Standard Type invoice, Payables uses this sequence to automatically assign the next available number between 3000–
5000 to your invoice. If Payables creates a document automatically, for example, during Invoice Import, you must assign an automatic numbering
document sequence to it. You can define any number of Document Sequences. You can assign
the same Document Sequence to more than one combination if the Application and Category are the same in the combinations. For
example, you can also assign the same automatic numbering sequence to documents you enter both manually and automatically.
NOT USED: User can enter voucher #, but is not required to enter voucher number. At this stage Payables doesnot validate voucher number. A
point to be noted at this stage is that user cannot enable Document Override Payables Option also user cannot enter document category or
sequence name.
PARTIALLY USED/ALWAYS USED: Payables automatically assigns next available voucher number from sequence . User cannot enter
voucher number if the numbering sequence is automatic. At this stage Payables validates voucher number for uniqueness and requires the next
available number in the sequence. In manual numbering sequence user must voucher number from sequence. Voucher number is thus required
and payables validates voucher number for uniqueness but does not require next available number.
1. Login to System Administrator responsibility
2. Navigate to Profile Option:System
3. Find System Profile Option using appropriate Site: Application: Responsibility and User with the Profile option query as “
%Seq%””
4. Query takes you to a window titled System Profile Values
5. Choose what sort of option ( Not Used, Always Used, Partially Used) you would like to have at each of the Site, Application,
Responsibility and User levels
6. Once this is done, Navigate to : Applications: Documents window.
7. Define Document sequences by giving the sequence ‘Name’;’ Application’ ;’Effective Dates: ‘From-To’
8. Also choose the sequence type ( it is advisable to go for automatic and not gap less; as use of gap less as an option may have
implications on the functioning of the system per se)
9. Check the box if you would like to have a message prompted during number generation. Also choose from the list of values
the Oracle User Name and Description without which you can change the transaction.
10. Proceed from here to Descriptive Flexflield window : Select the application Application Object Library, and the title ”Document
Flexfield”. Be sure to unfreeze the flexfield; then, navigate to the Segments window and enable the segments. Freeze your
flexfield after you set it up, and save and compile the new definition.
11. The last step in this process is the “Sequence Assignment” . Navigate to Documents window and then choose ‘Assignment’.
12. Choose the Application from the List of Values and the Category ( pre defined).
13. Attach a Set of Books which will be utilising this sequencing and also the way the documents are generated ( automatic
/manual)
14. Once this is done navigate to sequences window and attach the sequence which has been defined in steps 7, 8 and 9
15. Save the transaction. Once saved it will not be possible to change the details. The only way then will be to make it ineffective
by choosing and end date in the effective dates column
16. Repeat process for all the documents for which you would like to have a sequence generated.