Submitting Multiple Invoices in Place of a Single Invoice Submitting Multiple Invoices in Place of a Single Invoice

Submitting Multiple Invoices in Place of a Single Invoice

If you reject an invoice and expect the vendor to upload multiple invoices in its place, it's important that they submit each revised invoice as an individual submission, not as a draft or revision of the original invoice.


Why Is One of the Revised Invoices Missing?

If a vendor mistakenly uploads multiple invoices as revised drafts of the original invoice instead of as separate submissions:

🚫 One invoice may overwrite another
🚫 Only the last uploaded revision remains, preventing approval of all intended invoices.

For example:
💡 A vendor initially submits Invoice A.
🔹 You reject the invoice and ask them to submit Invoice B and Invoice C separately.
🔹 The vendor uploads Invoice B and Invoice C, but as revisions of Invoice A instead of new submissions.
🔹 Invoice B gets overwritten by Invoice C, so only one invoice remains visible for approval.


🔹How to Ensure Vendors Submit Multiple Invoices Correctly

✔ Vendors must upload each revised invoice as a brand-new submission, not as a revision of the rejected invoice.

✔ Each invoice should have a unique invoice number to prevent overwriting.

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