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Add your supplier accounts and review your invoices
Add your supplier accounts and review your invoices

Add your accounts payable directly on Spendesk to bookkeep your invoices.

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You cannot export your purchase journal without filling in the accounts payable field. This ensures no empty cells in the export. To simplify the process, you can set up a default field in the Settings > Chart of accounts settings.

How to Add Accounts Payable

There are two methods to add accounts payable:

1. When Updating an Existing Supplier

If the supplier is not yet created or needs updates:

  • Navigate to Invoices > Review.

  • Click on the invoice and select the "..." next to the supplier's name. Choose an option to view or update the supplier's details.

  • Complete the form with the supplier's bank details and accounts payable information.

  • Save the changes. These details will automatically apply the next time you upload an invoice from this supplier.

2. When Creating a New Supplier

If the supplier is new and no invoices have been uploaded:

  • Go to Settings > Accounts Payable.

  • Click the "Create a New Supplier" button.

  • Fill in the form, including the accounts payable details.

  • Save the information. These details will be used whenever you submit an invoice from this supplier.

Review invoices

To bookkeep invoices, review them first:

  1. Navigate to Invoices > Review. (Once reviewed, invoices move to Invoices > Schedule).

  2. Select the invoices to download by ticking the box next to each one.

  3. Click the link at the bottom of the page to "Download Your Invoices."

This will generate a file listing all invoices marked as "to pay."

FAQ

Q: Can I bulk upload accounts payable myself?

A: No, but your CSM can help by using a bulk import template. Reach out to them for assistance.

Q: Why do I need to fill in the accounts payable field?

A: The accounts payable field is required to avoid exporting incomplete purchase journals, ensuring accurate bookkeeping.

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