Reporting Explained: Invoice Records

Reporting Explained: Invoice Records

 
Use the Invoice Records report to review all invoices within a selected time period. The report helps your team verify invoice status, quantities, and costs.

 
Reports > Standard Reports > Purchasing > Invoice Records

 

The Invoice Records report lists all invoices for the selected period and includes:

  • Invoice number

  • Invoice status

  • Quantity invoiced

  • Vendor price

  • Distributed expenses

  • Non-distributed expenses

You can generate the report in two formats:

  • Detailed – Includes line-item details.

  • Summary – Groups results by invoice document.   

 

Generate the report

  1. Go to Reports > Standard Reports.

  2. Select Purchasing > Invoice Records.

  3. Choose Detailed or Summary.

  4. Select a date or date range.

  5. Apply optional filters if needed.

  6. Run the report.

Filters

Required

  • Date or date range

Optional

By default, the report includes all:

  • Stores

  • Levels

  • Vendors

  • Statuses

Additional option:

  • SKU filter (available only for the Detailed report)

  

Column

Description

Committed

Date and time the invoice was committed.

Committed by

User who committed the invoice.

Quantity Invoiced

Quantity on the invoice when it was committed.

Vendor Price (Detailed) / Total Vendor Price (Summary)

Vendor price used on the invoice.

Distributed Expenses

Expenses configured to be distributed across invoice items.

Non-Distributed Expenses

Expenses configured not to be distributed across invoice items.


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