Handle Disputed Invoices
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This article explains how to manage disputed invoices within the PayTrack 365 functionality in ERP system.
Dispute management process
Identifying disputes
Mark invoices as disputed:
- Choose the
icon
- Enter Disputed Invoices
- Choose the related link
- Choose the
Record dispute details:
- Dispute reason
- Supporting documentation
- Expected resolution date
Dispute categories
Common dispute types:
Category | Description | Resolution Time |
---|---|---|
Price | Incorrect pricing | 2-5 days |
Quantity | Delivery discrepancy | 3-7 days |
Quality | Product issues | 5-14 days |
Contract | Term disagreements | 7-21 days |
Resolution workflow
Process steps
Initial registration:
- Record dispute
- Assign category
- Set priority
Investigation:
- Gather documentation
- Contact stakeholders
- Review evidence
Resolution:
- Make decision
- Update payment terms
- Process adjustments
Closure:
- Document outcome
- Update records
- Process payment
Reporting requirements
Dispute tracking
Monitor metrics:
- Number of disputes
- Value of disputed invoices
- Resolution times
- Outcome statistics
Regulatory reporting:
- Dispute percentages
- Resolution rates
- Impact on payment times
Performance analysis
Track key indicators:
- Dispute frequency.
- Resolution efficiency.
- Financial impact.
- Supplier relationships.
Best practices
Dispute prevention
Implement controls:
- Clear payment terms
- Document requirements
- Communication protocols
Monitor trends:
- Common issues
- High-risk suppliers
- Process weaknesses
Resolution efficiency
Standard procedures:
- Response times
- Escalation paths
- Documentation requirements
Communication:
- Status updates
- Resolution notices
- Policy changes
Related information
PayTrack 365 Overview
Understand Payment Data
Generate Payment Practice Reports
Supply Chain Finance