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To submit disputes from Dispute Management:
From the Main
menu, select Dispute Management.
The Search Dispute screen displays a list of pending disputes for which
you are the resolver The resolver is the contact defined by the notification setup who is
assigned to resolve the dispute. If you do not set up a notification ruleset,
then the invoice owner is assigned as the resolver..
Click Create
New Dispute.
The Create New Dispute screen appears.
Enter information
to locate the invoice for which you want to add a dispute, and click Search.
You can enter partial information. For example, you can enter 170 in the
Invoice # field to locate all invoices with numbers beginning with 170.
It is not necessary to enter the wildcard (%) at the end of your entry.
Note: You must
enter at least one invoice criteria when searching. The invoice criteria
are: invoice #, Purchase Order #, Sales Order #, the From Invoice Date,
and the To Invoice Date (these dates establish a range for the time period
that the invoice date would fall within).
The Search Results displays the invoices that match the
information you enter.
If a message displays saying that there are more than
200 invoices matching your search criteria, if the invoice being disputed
is not displayed, enter additional search criteria to narrow the search..
In the Add
Dispute column for the invoice that is being disputed, select the Add
Dispute link.
The Add Dispute screen appears. If the invoice has line item information,
that information appears in the Line Item(s) section.
Note: If
you do not have the capability to reassign disputes, you cannot edit the
Dispute Resolver field. Either the notification ruleset determines the
resolver, or if there is no notification ruleset set up for dispute creation,
the invoice owner is assigned as the resolver.
Are you assigned
to a role that includes the capability to reassign disputes?
If yes,
use the following table to determine your entry in the Resolver field:
If a notification ruleset for creating disputes... |
Then... |
Is defined |
To have the ruleset determine the resolver,
leave the Resolver field blank
To
override the ruleset, enter the e-mail address for an internal contact
in the Resolver field
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Is not defined
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To
have the invoice owner assigned as the resolver, leave the Resolver field
blank
To
assign a resolver other than the invoice owner, enter the e-mail address
for an internal contact in the Resolver field.
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If no,
you cannot make an entry in the Resolver field, The Resolver field fills
in with one of the following:
If a notification ruleset for creating disputes... |
Then... |
Is defined |
The ruleset determines the resolver and eCredit sends
the resolver an e-mail notification |
Is not defined |
The invoice owner is assigned as resolver and eCredit
send the invoice owner |
Do one of the
following:
To enter a
dispute for the invoice as a whole, enter information in the Dispute Details
section, and click Submit. The Amount Available for Dispute field shows
the maximum amount that you can enter for the dispute.
To add disputes
for line items:
In
the Dispute Details section, enter all information for the dispute except
the dispute amount.
In
the Line Item(s) section, select the check boxes for the line items that
are disputed.
The Dispute Amount field fills in with the total for all the
line items that you select.
Click
Submit.
The Dispute Submitted screen displays dispute information,
including the dispute number and the resolver for the dispute. If you
entered the dispute for line items, each line item is given a separate
dispute number.
When you click Submit, the following occur:
If
there is a notification ruleset for dispute creation, e-mail notification
is sent to the dispute resolver and to any secondary dispute contact determined
by the rules set up by your business administrator.
If
there is no notification ruleset defined, the invoice owner is assigned
and notified.
If
your collections strategies are defined to occur when a dispute is submitted,
those action items are created.
eCredit
validates that the total of all disputes and any promises for the invoice
is not greater than the invoice amount due.
To print the
acknowledgement, click Print.
To return to
the Search Dispute screen, click Return.
To add an additional
dispute, repeat Steps 2-6.
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