Use these instructions to void, reissue, stop or hold a payment.
Warning: Since voiding a payment is irreversible, you should have the payment you want to void in your possession, have proof that it has been destroyed, or place a stop payment before you record it as void. Review the invoices paid by that payment before you void it to make sure that you are voiding the correct payment.
Field Name |
Required (R) or Optional (O) |
Description |
Payment Region |
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Numbers |
R |
The payment document number or range of numbers. |
Note: Make sure the Status field displays Negotiable for the payment you selected. You can't perform an action on a payment with a Voided status.
Note: More than one invoice may be in a payment. See Invoices section for listing of invoices.
Note: The Initiate Stop indicator box only displays if a stop has not been placed on the payment.
Note: After stopping a payment you can either release the stop to reset the invoice status to negotiable or void the payment to reverse the accounting and payment records.
Warning: Initiating a Stop Payment only changes the invoice status in Oracle. To actually place a stop payment on a check, the operating location must do so through KeyBank’s Website (KTT).
Release a Stop Payment:
Note: The Release Stop indicator box only displays if a stop already exists on the payment.
Note: The payment status in the Payment field for invoices related to this payment is changed to Not Paid (unpaid), which makes the invoice available for reissue in the next payment run.
Note: You may modify invoices before the next payment run. To do so, refer to process help Modify an Invoice.
Note: Invoices on hold will not be available for payment until the hold is released.
Note: To prevent voiding a payment in order to place an invoice on hold, place the hold before a payment is made (apply the hold to the invoice or scheduled payment).
Warning: Cancelled invoices cannot be modified.
Note: form will appear stating how many invoices were cancelled and not cancelled. For example, “1 invoices cancelled, 0 invoices not cancelled”. This message confirms if the invoice was cancelled. If the invoice was not cancelled, you must fix the problem with the invoice or else the invoice will reissue in the next payment run.
Note: When trying to cancel a payment against a closed award or an award passed the close date, you will receive a Note message in which it states the following: "One or more of the distributions are against closed awards or passed the close date of the award. If you choose an action of VOID, the only Invoice Action you will be allowed to choose is NONE. If NONE is chosen, then another payment will produce. Please contact your Accounts Receivable department to have the award opened prior to making any adjustments to the payment."