Accessing the Details of a Credit

To view the details of a transaction, you can either expand the transaction (in the Active Transactions or the Credits grid) or click on "View" on the row of the transaction you want to view the details of. 

The UI

Either expanding the credit or clicking the "View" button will display something that looks like this:


There are 6 boxes all of which display information that's provided to us by the client in the form of a CSV document. Each of these sections will be explained in further detail in the sections below and the related headers defined in the CSV File Format Definiton will be covered and explained. Allowing you to fully understand how the data sent to us is displayed in our system.

Credit Section

This section details all of the information that you provide to us for that credit in the CSV file that's sent to us for import. As you can see, there's a lot of information to take in. 


Below is a table that explains what the field represents and the related header that's sent to us in the CSV file provided to us for import. It explains each of the fields within this section of the credit's details:

NameAssociated Header in CSV File Format DefinitionDescription
NumberCreditorTransactionRefThis is the supplier’s reference to that credit note.
Client NameN/AThis is the name of the buyer company.
Client StateState

This is flexible per process, but we would recommend one of:

  • Approved,
  • ForApproval,
  • Held,
  • Paid,
  • Proposed,
  • RejectedCanceled.
Source System IdN/AThis is the ID of the Source System where transactions were imported.
Supplier NameN/AThis is inferred from the CreditorRef column in the transaction file. 
Supplier StateN/AThis is the state of the transaction from the Supplier's point of view.
Funding StateN/AThis is the state of the transaction from the Early Payment point of view, this is often blank if it is not eligible for early payment offer to be generated for it.
Creation DateN/AThis is the date that the transaction was first imported into our system.
ReceivedN/AThis is the date that the transaction was first received from the buyer.
Due DateDueDateThe date which the transaction is due to be paid.
Buyer Payment DatePaymentDateThe expected payment date (or the date of the pay run).
UpdatedN/AThis is the date that the transaction was last updated in our system.
Doc DateDocDateThe “tax point” or the issue date of the transaction.
Value of TaxTaxValueThis is the amount of tax applied to the transaction line.
Value (Incl. Tax)GrossValueThis is the total value, including VAT.
CommentDescriptionThis is an informational field to be displayed inside transaction views. No processing is done with this field.

History

This section of the credit details, gives you all of the actions that have been completed on the transactions while it's existed in our system. All the way back from when it was created to when the credit was finally marked as paid, at which point the credit won't be updated again.


The table below briefly explains each column and the information that it displays:

NameDescription
User IdThis is the Id of the User that is responsible for making the change to the transaction (generally the account that's responsible for running the workflow)
MessageThis is a brief description of the changes that the transaction went through during its update.
Created OnThis is the date that the update occurred, sometimes a transaction may be updated multiple times during an import process.


References

This section of the credit details displays the references of the transaction in the system. 


Here, the "System ID" is the Source System Id of the portal the transaction was imported to. The "Reference" here is your reference for the transaction, this needs to be globally unique as it matches future versions of the transaction using this. 

Lines

This section of the credit details displays all of the lines attached to it. You may notice that the tax value in the first box on the left is a sum of the tax values in this box. 


Below is a table that explains what the column represents and the related header that's sent to us in the CSV file provided to us for import. It explains each of the columns within this section of the credit's details:

NameAssociated Header in CSV File Format DefinitionDescription
Line NumberN/AThis is generated by our system, it's just to indicate how many lines for this particular transaction were imported from the file.
FundableIsFundableThis tells the system whether this line can be funded or not.
DescriptionDescription

This is an informational field to be displayed inside transaction views. No processing is done with this field.

    Face ValueGrossValueThis is the total value, including VAT.
    Tax AmountTaxValueThis is the amount of tax applied to the transaction line.
    Cur.CurrencyThis is the currency that the transaction was imported in.
    UpdatedN/AThis is the date that the transaction line was last updated in our system.

    Payments

    On the credit details, you can also see what payments have been made on the credit , if any. This section will look something like this:

    Below is a table that explains what each column represents:

    NameDescription
    Line NumberThis defines what line on the credit that the payment is made to.

     

    Payment ReferenceThis is the unique reference for the payment that was made.
    DescriptionThis is an informative field, that can have a comment relating to the payment.
    Face ValueThis is the face value of the credit.
    Cur.This is the currency of the transaction.
    UpdatedThis is the date that the transaction was last updated in our system.

    Company Details

    This section of the credit displays any companies that are linked to the credit, if an credit is marked as "Fundable" then this box will often have 3 rows, one for the buyer company, one for the supplier company and one for the funder company (if there is one).


    Below is a table that explains what each column represents:

    NameDescription
    Perspective

    This is one of:

    • Buyer,
    • Supplier
    • Funder
    NameThis is the name of the company.
    Client Reference

    This is the buyer's reference for that company.

    VAT ReferenceThis is the company's VAT reference.

    Clicking on View on either of these rows will take you to the company's detail page, where you can find out more about the company. This includes things like contact details and their address for example.