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Identify the conditions that must exist before you can apply an advance against an expense report.
Identify the profile option that is required to enable Multi-Org Access Control for multiple Operating Units.
You have received an invoice that requires an immediate payment. The next scheduled check run is not until the end of the week. Which two methods may you use to create the payment? (Choose two.)
Identify the four reports you must run when reconciling invoices and payments to the Accounts Payable Trial Balance Report. (Choose four.)
Company Z has implemented Payables, General Ledger, and Project Accounting. Both Transfer to GL and Interface Supplier Costs are processed each night. A descriptive flexfield called “SAI Value” has been defined on the invoice header to capture additional information, and is used in conjunction with the accounting on the invoices. This is not a required field. There is a corresponding user-defined hold called “SAI Hold”, which is manually applied whenever an invoice is created and the “SAI Value” has not been provided to Company Z by the supplier. During weekly reviews of accounting, users have found that invoice transactions that are on “SAI Hold” are displayed in Project Accounting but not in General Ledger. Select what is causing this issue.
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