Oracle Payments Funds Disbursement
Payments is a separate module in R12 and has new features, new look and feel (it is now Java page vs an Oracle form in 11i). The module is called as iPayments and the Application Short name is IBY. All the payments table starts with IBY. In this Article, we will be seeing how to do Payments in R12 in a step by step manner. In the example below, we will see how to do a Check Payment Process.
Payments is a separate module in R12 and has new features, new look and feel (it is now Java page vs an Oracle form in 11i). The module is called as iPayments and the Application Short name is IBY. All the payments table starts with IBY. In this Article, we will be seeing how to do Payments in R12 in a step by step manner. In the example below, we will see how to do a Check Payment Process.
Responsibility – Payables Manager
Navigation – Entry – Payments Manager
Click on the Payments Manager as shown above. Clicking this will open an OAF page as shown below
Click on Submit Single Payment Process Request as shown above. This opens a Payments process window as shown below.
Enter the mandatory columns in the page above.
Payment Process Request Name – Enter a valid payment batch name
Click on the Payment Attributes Tab.
Enter the Mandatory columns under this tab as shown below
Click on Processing tab.
Check the check box – Stop Process for Review After Scheduled Payment Selection. Checking this check box pauses the Payment Process , so as to help reviewing the Selected Invoices for Payments.
Click on Submit.
Once the Submit button is clicked, it brings to the window as shown above.
Here enter the Payment batch name in Payment process Request column and click Go to find the status.
In the below screenshot, please fiind the Payment Process Request Status as New . Click on the Refresh Status button to view the Status changing as it progress.
The next status is Invoices Pending Review
In the Main window – click on View – Requests and click on Find Request to view the Request just submitted.
Coming back to the OAF page…
Click on the Start Action Icon as shown below to review the Selected Invoices for Payment.
Here its lists out all the Invoices selected for payment
Under the Select menu, there is a check box against each Invoice.
In this stage, we can choose which Invoices needs to be paid and also we can edit the Payment Amount.
After the review is done, check the Check box under Select for the Invoices which needs to be paid as shown below.
In the screenshot below, we can see the choices of Action which can be done..
Click on Submit button as shown below.
On the screenshot above, see the status as Formatting.
Click on the Show button to expand.
The window expands as shown below
The status shows as Formatted – Ready for Printing.
Click on the Take Action Icon as shown below
Choose a printer by clicking on the Find button or Enter a valid printer name
Click on Print as shown below
Clicking on Print , submits the Format Payment Instructsions process as shown below
And pops up the below screen.
On the below screen click on the number under Need Action as shown below
See the status of the Payment as Submitted for Printing. Click on Take Action Icon as shown above
Review the payment details in the screenshot above. Click on Record Print Status as shown above
Click on Continue button as shown above.
There will be a warning as shown below..
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Are you sure you want to confirm the print status as final? This action cannot be reversed. You should not proceed with this action unless you are sure that all documents with the status of Printed were successfully printed. The payments will be marked as complete and the payment documents will be recorded as issued. If you complete this action and discover printing problems, you will need to void the payment and select the document to be paid in a new payment process.
Click on Apply as shown below
Click on the Refresh button to see the status
Refreshing the window, shows the Status as Confirmed Payment
Refer to the article Payment Process Request – Status / Stages with Description, for different stages/status messages which we face during the Payment process and to the article R12 – Queries to Troubleshoot Payments , for troubleshooting the Payment from backend or to follow-up with the tables underlying in the Payment Process.
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