What does each header field refer to? Which fields are mandatory?
There is a wide range of different header fields available in Dooap.
We recommend modifying your own view by selecting which header fields are displayed and which not. This can be done by clicking the settings wheel on the right.
In addition to the readily available header fields, there are also three custom fields available. The data for these fields can be picked up anywhere from the XML file of the invoice. The names of these header fields are also customizable. To enable custom fields, contact support@dooap.com.
💡The header fields are highlighted in red if mandatory data is missing or if the same invoice number is used for the selected vendor.
Here’s an example where the invoice has an invoice number that is already used for the vendor, and the total amount is missing.
Regarding the currency, please notice that currencies must be written in capital letters. If the currency is written in lowercase letters, it will not be applied to the invoice correctly.
Header Fields
Field |
Description |
Mandatory |
Company |
Company code in AX2012/D365. |
X |
Vendor |
Vendor's account number. |
X |
Vendor name |
The name of the vendor. It is fetched automatically when selecting the vendor. |
Autom. |
Invoice number |
The number of the invoice. This field is highlighted when the same invoice number has already been used for the selected vendor earlier. |
X |
Invoice type |
The type of the invoice. Invoice types are managed in Dooap Admin > Invoice types view. |
X |
Invoice date |
The date of issue. |
X |
Posting date |
The date which will be when posting the transaction to general ledger. By default, posting date will reflect the open period. |
X |
Due date |
Due date of the invoice. |
X |
Last PR Date |
This field indicates when the most recent PR was created for any of the purchase orders (POs) associated with the invoice. |
|
Total amount |
Total amount of the invoice. The total amount of a credit note is displayed with "–" as negative value. |
X |
Currency |
The currency code. |
X |
Contract number |
The contract number associated with the invoice. |
|
Bank account |
The vendor’s default bank account number is automatically selected when selecting vendor. It is also possible to select the bank account for each invoice manually. |
Optional |
Method of payment |
The method of payment. |
X |
Terms of payment |
The payment term. |
Optional |
Payment reference |
The payment reference number. |
|
Cash discount code |
Cash discount code imported from AX2012/D365. |
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Cash discount date |
Cash discount date is automatically calculated when a cash discount code is selected. |
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Cash discount amount |
Calculated discount amount. |
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Created |
The date when the invoice is created in Dooap or imported to Dooap. |
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Status |
Invoice status: New, In Workflow, Approved, Transferred, Paid, Archived, Deleted. |
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Voucher number |
The voucher number of the invoice. |
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Auto-post |
If selected, the invoice is automatically posted to the general ledger in D365. |
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Auto-transfer |
If selected, the invoice will automatically be transferred to D365 from Dooap. This feature needs separate activating (contact support@dooap.com). |
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Approver |
This field displays the name of the last approver with certain rules. Invoice's status is New.
Invoice's status is In workflow.
Invoice's status is Approved / Transferred / Paid.
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Purchase order numbers |
The numbers of the purchase orders matched to the invoice. |
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Custom 1, 2, 3 |
There are three custom fields available. The data can be picked up anywhere from the XML file of the invoice. The names of these header fields are customizable. To enable custom fields, contact support@dooap.com. |
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In date fields:
1) Use 'd' as a keyboard shortcut for today's date.
2) Open a calendar by pressing down-arrow to select a date from there.
3) Date Recognition Hot Keys:
If a user types:- 12102020, the system would be able to interpret this as 12/10/2020 (12.10.2020)
- 121020, would be understood by the system as 12/10/2020 (12.10.2020)
- 1210, would be understood as 12/10 (12.10) of the current year, and therefore 12/10/2020 (12.10.2020)
Works with US / (EU) date formats.