Introduction
Enter the invoice details exactly as printed. Do not type bank account numbers or card numbers into this form.
An invoice submission form records the details of a supplier invoice so your accounts payable team can match it, check it and approve it through its own process. It should capture the supplier, invoice number, invoice date, amount, any purchase order number and a plain description of what was delivered. The original invoice stays in your mailbox or accounts payable system, and approval is a separate decision.
Enter the invoice details exactly as printed. Do not type bank account numbers or card numbers into this form.
Thanks. Your invoice details are recorded for review. Keep the original invoice, because the team may ask for it.
Enter it exactly as printed, including any letters or hyphens.
Write N/A if the invoice has no purchase order.
Answer yes if your bank details changed. The team will call you on a known number before it changes anything.
| Field | Type | Required | Why you ask it |
|---|---|---|---|
Supplier company name | Short text | Required | Identifies the supplier record, so the invoice is matched to the right account. |
Supplier contact name | Short text | Required | The person who sent the invoice, so accounts payable knows who to ask about it. |
Supplier contact email | Required | Where accounts payable replies with questions or asks for the original invoice. | |
Invoice numberEnter it exactly as printed. | Short text | Required | The main match key. Together with the supplier name, it is the first check for a duplicate. |
Invoice date | Date | Required | Shows when the supplier issued the invoice, which decides the period it belongs to in your month-end. |
Amount dueEnter numbers only, without a currency symbol. | Number | Required | The total to approve. Enter the figure on the invoice, including tax. |
CurrencyUSDOther, explained in the description | Dropdown | Required | Makes it clear when an invoice is in another currency, so it is not read as dollars. |
Purchase order number | Short text | Required | Lets the reviewer match the invoice to the approved order without searching. Write N/A if no order exists. |
Description of goods or services | Long text | Required | Lets the reviewer confirm the work or items were received and fit the approved purpose. |
Department or budget line | Short text | Required | Tells the reviewer which team approved the spend. |
Pay-by date on the invoice | Date | Optional | Records the date the supplier asked to be paid by. The form does not track that date for you. |
Where the original invoice is kept | Short text | Optional | Points the reviewer to the mailbox folder or file location, since the form cannot hold the invoice itself. |
Bank details changed since your last invoiceNoYes, call back before approval | Single choice | Required | A changed bank detail is a common warning sign of fraud. A yes means the team must call back to a number already on file before approval. |
Estimate based on question types; actual completion time varies.
Each invoice submission waits for the hourly production run before the form's creator hears about it. Only that creator is notified, so tell your accounts payable lead directly when an invoice is overdue.
Compare the invoice number, supplier name and amount against the original invoice and the purchase order. Search your records for an earlier invoice with the same number before you approve.
Submissions appear in the grid for review. Export a CSV each month, and keep it with the approvals and the original invoices.
If the form creates a Customer Care case for each submission, set the priority, tags and assignees in the form settings. Use that path only when your team already works invoice questions from cases.
A submission records an invoice for review. Approval, scheduling and release decisions belong to your accounts payable process, and each one needs its own record.
A blank field looks like a mistake. Write N/A when there is no purchase order, so the reviewer knows the gap was intended.
A free-text note is the wrong place for a bank change. Route any change through the callback check, not through a sentence in the description.
Because processing runs hourly, a late-invoice question that cannot wait belongs in a direct message to your accounts payable contact.
Collect the supplier name and contact, invoice number and date, amount and currency, the purchase order number, a description of the goods or services and the budget line. Add the bank-change question, so anyone reviewing a bank change knows to call back first. Leave the invoice file in your accounts payable mailbox.
No. Attain OS forms cannot hold an invoice file, so ask the supplier to send it to your accounts payable mailbox, and record where it is stored in the form.
No. Bank details should not travel with an invoice. If a supplier's bank details change, confirm the change through a phone number you already had on file before you update anything.
Each submission waits for the hourly run in production. The creator is the only person notified, so expect a delay and use a direct message for anything that cannot wait.
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