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Getting Started with IMOS
Getting Started with IMOS
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 This is a Key Topic, with high value for all users.

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Even if you do not have the Module Rights to perform the various actions, you can see the status of each invoice. You can also see the amount outstanding, amount paid, and due date. With appropriate rights, you can view, create, review, approve, post, and assign tax codes for invoices.

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titleRelated Configuration Flags


CFGPromptInvoiceCreateWhenAllCargoBLEntered

Display a Create Invoice link for Freight Invoices when BL quantities are entered in all Load ports of the cargo, and not just the first one.

CFGEnableVoyBunkerCheckWhenPosting

Warnings are issued when a user tries to post bunker costs for an incomplete voyage, when unbound bunker invoices exist, or when bunkers have been received in the voyage but not invoiced.

CFGOpsRequirePaymentTerms

When enabled, the Payment Terms field is required on all operations invoices. On the Laytime Calculation Claim tab, the Payment Terms field is not required until an Invoice Number is generated.

CFGOpsEnableCyclePayments

If an operations invoices has a Payment Terms field, you can set up Cycle Payment, which calculates up to four Due Dates per month.

To set up Cycle Payment, do the following:

  1. Edit configuration flag CFGOpsEnableCyclePayments: Replace the Value with no more than four monthly Cycle Payment days, separated by commas. For example, enter 1,15 if payments are made on the first and fifteenth day of every month.
    • Days past 31 will be ignored.
    • If 2930, or 31 is entered, months with fewer days will use the last day of the month.
  2. On the Payment Terms form, a Cycle Pmt column appears. To enable Cycle Payment for a Code, select the Cycle Pmt check box in its row.
    When an operations invoice uses a Payment Term with Cycle Payment enabled, Due Date = Period Basis + Period (rounded up to the next Cycle Payment day).


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