By Ahmed Mostafa on May 1, 2026
Intermediate

Who Is This Guide For?

This guide is for the Finance & Accounts Team at Tiba Pharma. The Finance team is responsible for the Sales side of the cycle — creating Sales Invoices after goods are dispatched and collecting payment from customers.

StepDocumentOwned By
1Sales InvoiceFinance Team
2Payment EntryFinance Team
3Bank Reconciliation (periodic)Finance Team

💡 Note: Purchase Invoices are handled by the Procurement / Store Keeper workflow and are auto-created from Purchase Receipts. Finance does not create Purchase Invoices manually.


Full Finance Cycle Flowchart

💳 Finance Team — Sales Invoice & Collection Workflow
Tiba Pharma · Accounts Receivable Workflow
🚚 TRIGGER — Delivery Note Submitted ✓
(by Store Keeper — goods dispatched to customer)
↓ Finance takes over
STEP 1 — Create Sales Invoice
From Delivery Note · Verify items, qty, prices, tax
↓ Validate amounts
✅ Correct → Proceed to Submit ❌ Discrepancy → Raise Credit Note
STEP 2 — Submit Sales Invoice
Accounts Receivable posted · Customer balance updated
↓ Customer pays
STEP 3 — Create Payment Entry
Receive · Bank / Cash · Set date, amount, reference no.
↓ Full or partial?
✅ Full Payment → AR Cleared ⚠️ Partial → Balance stays open
STEP 4 — Submit Payment Entry
Bank balance increased · Customer AR cleared ✓
↓ Monthly
STEP 5 (Periodic) — Bank Reconciliation
Match system entries with bank statement monthly ✓
🟢 Trigger (Store Keeper)  |  🔵 Sales Invoice Steps  |  🟣 Payment Collection  |  🟠 Partial Payment

Step-by-Step Instructions

📋 Step 1 — Create the Sales Invoice

Navigate to the submitted Delivery Note and click Create → Sales Invoice. The system auto-fills customer name, items, quantities, rates, and tax template.

What Finance must verify manually:

FieldWhat to Check
CustomerCorrect customer name and billing address
Posting DateActual date of sale / dispatch
Item RatesCompare with Sales Order agreed prices
Tax AmountCorrect VAT/tax applied per customer contract
Grand TotalMatches what the customer expects to pay
Payment TermsCorrect due date and credit terms set

⚠️ If any amount is wrong: Do NOT submit. Correct the Delivery Note or raise a Credit Note after submission if needed.

✅ Step 2 — Submit the Sales Invoice

  1. Click Submit after all fields are verified
  2. The system posts Accounts Receivable in the General Ledger
  3. The customer balance is updated
  4. The invoice appears in AR aging reports

💳 Step 3 — Create Payment Entry

From the submitted Sales Invoice, click Create → Payment Entry.

FieldValue
Payment TypeReceive
Party TypeCustomer
Payment ModeBank / Cash / Cheque
Received AmountFull or partial amount
Reference No.Bank transfer ref / cheque number
Reference DateDate of actual bank transfer / receipt

✅ Partial Payments: You can receive a portion. The remaining AR balance stays open in aging reports until fully collected.

✅ Step 4 — Submit Payment Entry

  1. Review all fields and the references table
  2. Click Submit
  3. The bank/cash account balance increases
  4. The customer AR balance is cleared (fully or partially)

🏦 Step 5 — Bank Reconciliation (Monthly)

Go to Accounts → Bank Reconciliation at least once per month. Match system Payment Entries against the actual bank statement.


Key Reports for Finance

ReportPurposeFrequency
Accounts Receivable AgingOutstanding customer balances by ageWeekly
Sales Invoice TrendsMonitor sales revenue over timeMonthly
General LedgerAudit all accounting entriesOn demand
Bank ReconciliationMatch system with bank statementMonthly
Customer Ledger SummaryFull payment history per customerOn demand

Important Rules

  • Finance creates Sales Invoices only — Purchase Invoices are handled in the procurement workflow.
  • Always link Payment Entries to specific invoices in the References table to keep AR aging clean.
  • Submitted invoices and payments cannot be edited — cancel and re-create for corrections.
  • For intercompany transactions, the Sales Invoice from Tiba must exactly match the Purchase Invoice amount on Al-Khadra’s side.
  • Use Credit Notes for returns or price adjustments against submitted Sales Invoices.


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