Accounts Payable
Updated rules for editing bills with deferred adjustments
Now there are defined rules when editing bills after a deferred adjustment for charges constatées d’avance (CCA) has been posted. These rules clarify which fields remain editable so you can make appropriate updates without affecting posted accounting data.
Key benefits
Clear editing boundaries: Understand which bill fields are editable after deferred adjustments are posted, reducing uncertainty during updates.
Preserved accounting accuracy: Prevent changes to dates, vendor, currency, and deferred adjustment details after deferred adjustments are posted.
Flexible nonfinancial updates: Continue to update memos, attachments, and custom fields without impacting posted accounting data.
What’s changed
If any line on a bill has a posted deferred adjustment, the following fields are not editable:
Date
Vendor and contact fields
Currency and exchange rate fields
Deferred adjustment fields (template, start date, and end date)
All bill line fields (excluding memo and custom fields)
Nonfinancial fields, such as memo, attachment, and custom fields, remain editable on bills with posted deferred adjustments.
Permissions and other requirements
| Subscription | Accounts Payable |
|---|---|
| Regional availability | France |
| User type | Business |
| Permissions | Accounts Payable
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| Configuration | Enable Deferred adjustments for both CCA and PCA in Accounts Payable. |
| Dependencies or other requirements | To use Deferred adjustments for CCA and PCA, you must have a company or an entity with the operating country set to France. |
