Invoice Entry Process and Common Mistakes in Banner FIS System

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Mark Gibbons
Purchasing Agent / Procurement Card Administrator
 
 
 
11:15 a.m.
 
It’s no mistake to make
It’s no mistake to make
mistakes…
mistakes…
 
You are not stupid or dumb!
The invoice entry process of Banner FIS is complicated,
exacting, and humbling.  The user interface is 
NOT 
Apple
software with touch-screen technology.
You/I am not perfect.  We are engaged in Sisyphean tasks
with the expectation of thankless perfection.
The reality?  Fast, Good, Cheap – pick two.  
Watson
 (IBM’s big
blue machine) beat the two greatest champions in the game
of Jeopardy.
 “It’s about the recovery!” -  Ben Affleck, 2013 Academy
Awards ceremony.
Mistakes are inevitable in human social systems.  May yours
be few and painless.
 
 
Reminders
Reminders
 
 
Practice ZEN keystroking.  Go slow, 
breathe
, and know that
ENTER
 is not the same key/action as 
Page Down
.
Pay attention to the 
STATUS LINE
 (bottom left on FIS
screens) - messages are subtle and sometimes cryptic.
Befriend a Banner FIS pro/mentor.  Know their gift, soft
spots – “social grease.”   The non-hostile THANK YOU!
Victoria Vannice is my Banner FIS mentor.
Inside tip – Harry & David truffles work wonders in the
social grease department.
 
Most Common Mistakes
Most Common Mistakes
 
FIS entries:
Vendor address (VP address does not match vendor’s
remittance address on the invoice)
Vendor
Payment amount
Documents (paper)
Hosting Form
 missing from invoices for food purchases
Off  Campus Use of  University  Property
 form missing when
Minor Equipment
 is purchased
 
NOW
NOW
 
 
WHAT?
WHAT?
 
Many times it’s best/easiest to CANCEL/REMOVE an invoice and
start over.
Know where you are in the payment cycle.  STEPS in the Vendor
payment process:
1.
Invoice started in Banner FIS, but 
NOT COMPLETED
.
2.
Invoice 
COMPLETED
 but not approved (i.e., sitting in an
approval queue).
3.
Invoice 
APPROVED
, but the check run has not happened.
4.
CHECK
 is cut (or Direct Deposit made) – the fun begins.
 
Fixes
Fixes
 
1.
Invoice 
NOT completed
.
2.
Invoice 
COMPLETED
, but not approved ( i.e. sitting in an
Approval Queue)
3.
Invoice 
APPROVED
, but the check run has not happened.
4.
CHECK
 is cut (or direct deposit made)
 
Your  Action:
 
BEFORE Step 3
 – contact “ Approver“ and ask them to DISAPPROVE
your Invoice so you can go back into it and EDIT it.
The invoice has been approved already (post Step 3)…See
Removing/Cancelling an Invoice in Banner FIS (next slide).  Worst
case?  Contact Business Services and ask that the Invoice be
REMOVED
  before the check run.
Almost any mistake can be “fixed” with a Journal Voucher entry.
 
 
REMOVING/CANCELLING an
REMOVING/CANCELLING an
Invoice in Banner FIS:
Invoice in Banner FIS:
 
 
Go into
 FAAINVE 
(Invoice/Credit Memo Entry)
In the Document field (upper left screen) - 
Type
 in the invoice
document you want REMOVED (format - 
Ixxxxxxx
).
Page Down
.
Go to Menu Bar at the top and click on the 
Record
 option.
Click the 
Remove
 option (
twice
).  Banner FIS gives a subtle
Deleting Record at the bottom left of the screen.
 
 
 
 
 
Ricoh Case Study
Ricoh Case Study
 
Paying this vendor has become “problematic.”
Ricoh owns many of our copier leases on campus.
FTMVEND (SOU’s vendor records) has 
THREE
 vendor
numbers with 
Ricoh
 in the name.
 
 
Ricoh Case Study 
Ricoh Case Study 
p. 2
p. 2
 
Q
.  HOW do I know which Vendor # to choose ?
A
.  The VV Solution follows …
Invoices beginning with 4
Vendor: V00005501, Ricoh Americas Corp
Remit address (
VP3
) in Pasadena, CA 
91189
Invoices beginning with 5
Vendor: V00012425, Ricoh USA Inc.
Remit address (
VP1
) in Pasadena, CA 
91110
Invoices beginning with 8
*
Vendor: V00002447, GE Capital Information Technology
Solutions DBA Ricoh USA
Remit address (
VP4
) in Dallas, TX 
75265
 
*Invoice may still have name as IKON Office Solutions
 
Duplicate/Mistaken Vendor
Duplicate/Mistaken Vendor
Payment
Payment
 
Question – 
Should I ask for a Credit Memo
or a Refund from the Vendor ?
Answer
 – It depends on the situation.
Case Study – Ashland Hardware duplicate
payment.
OPEN discussion …
 
Reminders
Reminders
 
Finding duplicate payments – using 
Vendor
Detail History (FAIVNDH)
Uncheck the 
Access Completion Box 
during
Invoice Entry (FAAINVE) so you can page back
and forth between the four screens (pages).
This BOX is on the 2
nd
 page/screen during
Invoice Entry (FAAINVE).
Non sequitur - CAUTION relative to paying
online with a Purchasing Card.
 
Processing Invoices:
Mark Gibbons, Purchasing Agent 
gibbonsm@sou.edu
  552-6574
Victoria Vannice, Bus. Serv. Office  
vannicev@sou.edu
 552-8528
Steve Larvick, Director Bus. Serv.    
larvick@sou.edu
 552-6594
 
Approval Queues:
James Berry, Accounting Manager   
berryj1@sou.edu
  552-6065
Steve Larvick, Director  
larvick@sou.edu
 552-6594
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Scenarios …
 
 
 
 
11:30 a.m.
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Detailed insights and reminders for navigating the complex invoice entry process in Banner FIS system, highlighting common mistakes and solutions. Emphasizes the importance of attention to detail and offers practical guidance for invoice management to ensure accuracy and efficiency.

  • Invoice entry
  • Banner FIS system
  • Procurement
  • Common mistakes
  • Payment cycle

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  1. Mark Gibbons Mark Gibbons Purchasing Agent / Procurement Card Administrator Purchasing Agent / Procurement Card Administrator 11:15 a.m.

  2. Its no mistake to make mistakes You are not stupid or dumb! The invoice entry process of Banner FIS is complicated, exacting, and humbling. The user interface is NOT software with touch-screen technology. You/I am not perfect. We are engaged in Sisyphean tasks with the expectation of thankless perfection. The reality? Fast, Good, Cheap pick two. Watson blue machine) beat the two greatest champions in the game of Jeopardy. It s about the recovery! - Ben Affleck, 2013 Academy Awards ceremony. Mistakes are inevitable in human social systems. May yours be few and painless. You are not stupid or dumb! NOT Apple Watson (IBM s big

  3. Reminders Practice ZEN keystroking. Go slow, breathe, and know that ENTER ENTER is not the same key/action as Page Down Page Down. Pay attention to the STATUS LINE screens) - messages are subtle and sometimes cryptic. STATUS LINE (bottom left on FIS Befriend a Banner FIS pro/mentor. Know their gift, soft spots social grease. The non-hostile THANK YOU! Victoria Vannice is my Banner FIS mentor. Inside tip Harry & David truffles work wonders in the social grease department.

  4. Most Common Mistakes FIS entries: Vendor address (VP address does not match vendor s remittance address on the invoice) Vendor Payment amount Documents (paper) Hosting Form Off Campus Use of University Property Minor Equipment FIS entries: Documents (paper) Hosting Form missing from invoices for food purchases Off Campus Use of University Property form missing when Minor Equipment is purchased

  5. NOW WHAT? Many times it s best/easiest to CANCEL/REMOVE an invoice and start over. Know where you are in the payment cycle. STEPS in the Vendor payment process: 1. Invoice started in Banner FIS, but NOT COMPLETED 2. Invoice COMPLETED approval queue). 3. Invoice APPROVED 4. NOT COMPLETED. COMPLETED but not approved (i.e., sitting in an APPROVED, but the check run has not happened. CHECK is cut (or Direct Deposit made) the fun begins. 4. CHECK

  6. Fixes 1. Invoice NOT completed 2. Invoice COMPLETED Approval Queue) 3. Invoice APPROVED 4. NOT completed. COMPLETED, but not approved ( i.e. sitting in an APPROVED, but the check run has not happened. CHECK is cut (or direct deposit made) 4. CHECK Your Action: Your Action: BEFORE Step 3 your Invoice so you can go back into it and EDIT it. The invoice has been approved already (post Step 3) See Removing/Cancelling an Invoice in Banner FIS (next slide). Worst case? Contact Business Services and ask that the Invoice be REMOVED Almost any mistake can be fixed with a Journal Voucher entry. BEFORE Step 3 contact Approver and ask them to DISAPPROVE REMOVED before the check run.

  7. REMOVING/CANCELLING an Invoice in Banner FIS: Go into FAAINVE In the Document field (upper left screen) - Type document you want REMOVED (format - Ixxxxxxx Page Down Go to Menu Bar at the top and click on the Record Click the Remove Deleting Record at the bottom left of the screen. FAAINVE (Invoice/Credit Memo Entry) Type in the invoice Ixxxxxxx). Page Down. Record option. Remove option (twice twice). Banner FIS gives a subtle

  8. Ricoh Case Study Paying this vendor has become problematic. Ricoh owns many of our copier leases on campus. FTMVEND (SOU s vendor records) has THREE numbers with Ricoh THREE vendor Ricoh in the name.

  9. Ricoh Case Study p. 2 Q Q. HOW do I know which Vendor # to choose ? A A. The VV Solution follows Invoices beginning with 4 Vendor: V00005501, Ricoh Americas Corp Remit address (VP3 Invoices beginning with 5 Vendor: V00012425, Ricoh USA Inc. Remit address (VP1 Invoices beginning with 8 Vendor: V00002447, GE Capital Information Technology Solutions DBA Ricoh USA Remit address (VP4 Invoices beginning with 4 VP3) in Pasadena, CA 91189 91189 Invoices beginning with 5 VP1) in Pasadena, CA 91110 91110 Invoices beginning with 8* VP4) in Dallas, TX 75265 *Invoice may still have name as IKON Office Solutions 75265

  10. Duplicate/Mistaken Vendor Payment Question or a Refund from the Vendor ? Question Should I ask for a Credit Memo Answer Answer It depends on the situation. Case Study Ashland Hardware duplicate payment. OPEN discussion

  11. Reminders Reminders Finding duplicate payments using Vendor Detail History (FAIVNDH) Uncheck the Access Completion Box Invoice Entry (FAAINVE) so you can page back and forth between the four screens (pages). This BOX is on the 2nd page/screen during Invoice Entry (FAAINVE). Non sequitur - CAUTION relative to paying online with a Purchasing Card. Vendor Detail History (FAIVNDH) Access Completion Box during

  12. Processing Invoices: Mark Gibbons, Purchasing Agent gibbonsm@sou.edu 552-6574 Victoria Vannice, Bus. Serv. Office vannicev@sou.edu 552-8528 Steve Larvick, Director Bus. Serv. larvick@sou.edu 552-6594 Processing Invoices: Approval Queues: James Berry, Accounting Manager berryj1@sou.edu 552-6065 Steve Larvick, Director larvick@sou.edu 552-6594 Approval Queues:

  13. Scenarios Scenarios 11:30 a.m.

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