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E1: 43: Progress Payments in EnterpriseOne 8.10 and Higher (Doc ID 755823.1)

Last updated on AUGUST 28, 2023

Applies to:

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Procurement and Subcontract Management - Version 8.10 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.
 



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Purpose
Details
 Overview
 Prerequisites
 Creating a Subcontract Voucher (P0411)
 Progress Payments
 Subcontractor Threshold
 Retainage
 Frequently Asked Questions
 Question 1: Why is user getting Error 043C Account Number XXXX is invalid , Error 023Q  AAI missing and Error 088R Blanks Invalid errors when trying make a progress payment against a subcontract?
 Question 2: Why aren't the the change order lines being pulled up in progress payment when selecting Orders to match?
 Question 3: Why is the user getting Error 088R (Blanks Invalid) and Error 083H (Posting Edit Code Invalid) when trying to progress pay?
 Question 4: When Voucher Match using Progress Payments P4314: and selecting receipts to match, Invalid Line Type Error (4150) displays, why is this happening?
 Question 5: When setting up Progress Payments (Voucher Match) with the on the Progress Payment tab set to process a cumulative percentage or amount, why does the payment type not default correctly with the value defined in the processing options?
 Question 6: During Progress Payment (P4314), there is no record listed when select Orders to Match Form Exit option, why?
 Question 7: Is it possible to make a progress payment against the same Contract/Line Number in a Purchase Order, i.e. more than once on the same voucher ?
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