Invoicing
6 documents need youReplaces: BC invoice posting · supplier invoices keyed into BC from a PDF
Resolve PUR48521Purevex Chemicals, arrived by email to invoices@, £497.36 gross against PO-4802Match heldBack to the desk
Where it stands1 of 3 lines matched, 2 need you
What the extraction says it isInvoice
Read bygpt-4.1 on Azure OpenAI, the PDF rasterised to PNG first, 2 pages
The readRead at 94% confidence, nothing flagged
Billed£414.47 net, £82.89 VAT, £497.36 gross
Would post at£414.47 net
What is stopping it
2 posting codes have not been set. G/L accounts and VAT codes come from Business Central and are chosen by Finance, so the extraction will never fill them in.
Line 1, Quenby 3 Ply Couch Roll, is billed at £6.50 against £6.25 agreed on the order. That is 4.0% and £12.50 on the line.
Line 3, Corvelle 2 Ply Roll Hand Towel, is billed at £33.54 and does not appear on the purchase order at all.
Press it and it will tell you exactly what is stopping it, which line, and by how much.
This document was captured over the seeded orders and receipts, and nothing is sent to a real Xero tenant. Add invoice reads a document you upload for real, on the same contract. The purchase order, the goods receipt and this invoice are three independent sets of facts, so the variance is arithmetic rather than decoration.
What this document isThe extraction decides what the document IS before it reads a single field, and it is sometimes wrong in both directionsInvoice
The extraction saidInvoice
A person saidNothing yet
The classification is the extraction's own: invoice, credit note, delivery note or other. A delivery note that lands in the invoice inbox looks like an invoice to everybody except the model that was asked the question first.
The codes Finance setsThe one part of this document nobody is allowed to guess2 to set
The extraction's own instruction, word for word: never invent accounting codes, G/L accounts and VAT codes are chosen by Finance from Business Central. That is why they arrive empty and why they are the only thing here a person types from nothing.
How it was read, field by fieldLeast certain first, so you only look at what the model was unsure about. Anything under 75% has to be confirmed by a person before this can post.Nothing under the threshold
How that score was worked out
94% weighted across the fields. The total is worth 25%, the supplier 20%, the invoice number 20%, the date 15%, and the net and the VAT 10% each. The purchase order reference is worth nothing here because it is checked against the order itself.
Net plus VAT agrees with the printed total, so the score is lifted by three points.
97% published. The model's own scores are capped at 95% first, so an overconfident reading cannot walk a document through.
What it will never put in the purchase order field
It takes the customer's own order reference only. Your order, Customer's order, Order reference, Customer ref, PO NO, or a POR###### token.
It never puts an account number, a van route, an advice note, a consignment or a bank detail in the purchase order field.
VOW print Account No D5523 at the top. That is not the purchase order. The purchase order is the POR token on the advice note line.
Qualtex print Order No, which is their own number. The one that matters is under Order Reference.
Where the reference is digits only, it stays digits. It never invents a POR prefix to make it look tidy.
Every figure above is a proposal with a confidence and a reason behind it. Confirm the read and this becomes the record of who agreed to what, field by field.
The lines, against the order and the goods receiptWhat MSC agreed to buy, what the warehouse counted and what the supplier has billed. Price tolerance is 2% and quantity has none, because stock is a count.1 of 3 lines matched, 2 need you
| Line | Ordered | Counted at goods-in | Billed | Out by | Read at | Where it stands |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Quenby 3 Ply Couch RollWPR-1075 | 50£6.25 each | 50 | 50£6.50 each | £12.504.0% on price | 73% | Price variance |
| 2. Kestralon 2 Ply Air Freshener UnitWPR-1054 | 17£3.29 each | 17 | 17£3.29 each | nothing | 79% | Matched |
| 3. Corvelle 2 Ply Roll Hand TowelWPR-1050 | not on orderno agreed price | no receipt | 1£33.54 each | £33.54whole line | 80% | Not on the order |
1. Quenby 3 Ply Couch RollWPR-1075Price variance
Ordered50£6.25 eachCounted at goods-in50Billed50£6.50 eachOut by£12.504.0% on priceRead at73%
2. Kestralon 2 Ply Air Freshener UnitWPR-1054Matched
Ordered17£3.29 eachCounted at goods-in17Billed17£3.29 eachOut bynothingRead at79%
3. Corvelle 2 Ply Roll Hand TowelWPR-1050Not on the order
Orderednot on orderno agreed priceCounted at goods-inno receiptBilled1£33.54 eachOut by£33.54whole lineRead at80%
1 of 3 matched on their own, 0 decided by a person, 2 still open and worth £46.04
Nothing here is told it has a discrepancy. The order, the goods receipt and the supplier's own document are three separate records and the difference falls out of the arithmetic.
Line 1, Quenby 3 Ply Couch RollBilled at the equivalent of 4.0% above the agreed order price, which is outside the 2% tolerance.£12.50 out
Claude reads the three documents server side and answers in plain words. The line above is the match's own reason and it stands either way.
Line 3, Corvelle 2 Ply Roll Hand TowelCorvelle 2 Ply Roll Hand Towel is billed but does not appear on PO-4802 at all, so there is nothing to match it to.£33.54 out
Claude reads the three documents server side and answers in plain words. The line above is the match's own reason and it stands either way.