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GMSAWEAW: A Billing Event was Created and User Created a Credit Memo From the Invoice, the Billing Event Needs to Be Corrected (Doc ID 2946547.1)

Last updated on MAY 05, 2023

Applies to:

Oracle Grants Accounting - Version 12.1.3 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms

A user entered incorrect billing events where revenue was distributed and billed.
One invoice was cancelled with a credit memo and the other invoice remains unapproved.
The users need to correct the events without impacting Accounts Receivables (AR).

Steps To Reproduce
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  1. Log into a Grants Accounting Super User responsibility
  2. Navigate to Awards
  3. Enter Award information
  4. Click Find
  5. Click Open
  6. Select Compliances Tab
  7. Click Events
  8. Create a billing event with revenue and an invoice amount
  9. Run GMS: Generate Draft Invoices for a Single Award
  10. Navigate to Billing > Invoice Review
  11. Enter Award information
  12. Click Find
  13. Locate the new generated invoice
  14. Approve and Release the invoice
  15. Run GMS: Interface Invoices to Receivables
  16. Run Autoinvoice import to interface to Receivables
  17. Run GMS: Generate Draft Revenue for a Single Award
  18. Approve and Release revenue
  19. Realize that the Event created was not correct and needs to be backed out.
  20. Navigate to Billing > Invoice Review
  21. Enter Award information
  22. Click Find
  23. Locate the invoice that was interfaced to AR
  24. Click Cancel and create Credit Memo from  this invoice
  25. Run GMS: Interface Invoices to Receivables
  26. Run Autoinvoice import to interface to Receivables
  27. Invoice is cancelled, but revenue remains.
  28. This is not correct and needs to be corrected.

Cause

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