Manually Downloading a Provider Invoice in Work 365

Modified on Thu, Mar 20 at 10:23 AM

Applies to: Work 365 | Audience: Administrators, Billing Teams


Overview

Work 365 automatically synchronizes provider invoices from partners such as Microsoft and Synnex. However, manual intervention may be required in the following cases:

βœ” An automatic sync fails.
βœ” A provider invoice needs to be re-downloaded due to data discrepancies.

This guide outlines the step-by-step process to manually download a provider invoice and re-download an active invoice when necessary.


Steps to Manually Download a Provider Invoice

1. Navigate to Provider Invoices

βœ… Log in to Work 365.
βœ… Go to: Billing and Invoicing > Provider Invoices.

2. Initiate the Sync Process

βœ… Click on Sync Provider Invoice to start the manual download process.

3. Select the Provider and Invoice

βœ… Choose the relevant provider (e.g., Microsoft, Synnex).
βœ… A list of available invoices from the selected provider will be displayed.
βœ… Select the invoice you need to download.

4. Override Tolerance (If Applicable)

βœ… If previous sync attempts failed due to a checksum error, you may need to enter an override tolerance value.
βœ… This value should be a positive number, rounded up to the nearest whole number.

5. Submit for Download

βœ… Click Submit to manually download the selected invoice.


Re-Downloading an Active Provider Invoice

By default, Work 365 prevents re-downloading of invoices that are currently marked as Active. If you need to re-download such an invoice, follow these steps:

1. Deactivate the Existing Invoice

βœ… Locate the active provider invoice in Work 365.
βœ… Open the invoice record.
βœ… Click on Deactivate.

Note: Work 365 does not allow deactivation if child records associated with the invoice have already been invoiced.
βœ” In such cases, you must remove references from the child records before deactivation.

2. Re-Initiate the Sync Process

βœ… After deactivating the invoice, repeat the manual download steps outlined above.


Important Considerations

Checksum Errors
βœ” A checksum error indicates discrepancies between provider invoice data and Work 365 records.
βœ” Before proceeding with a manual download, verify the accuracy of the data.

Automated Notifications
βœ” Work 365 sends daily notifications about provider invoice sync statuses.
βœ” Ensure the appropriate recipients are configured in the "To" field of the provider invoice notification email template.

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