Invoicing Parametrization in Operations Management
Purpose
The Invoicing Parametrization module defines the control and validation structure for invoice generation across projects and operations.
Through this configuration, organizations can establish who is responsible for auditing, financial approval, and transaction creation within the invoicing process.
This setup contributed to financial accuracy, accountability, and compliance between operational data and the accounting system.
Path
Control Center → Operations Management → Invoicing
Accessing the Configuration
The Invoicing section is organized into three configuration areas:
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Auditors
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Financials
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Configuration
Each defines specific responsibilities and behaviors within the invoicing process.

1. Auditors Configuration
Path
Operations Management → Invoicing → Auditors
Purpose
Defines the users responsible for auditing invoices before they are posted.
This step ensures that billing data (such as customer details, fees, taxes, and project scope) is validated before final approval.
Configuration Fields
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Users | Selects users with audit responsibilities over invoicing records. |
| Cost Centers | Defines whether the audit scope applies to all or specific cost centers. |
| Projects | Limits or expands audit rights to specific projects. |
| Self-Management | When enabled, allows auditors to review their own invoices (recommended to disable for segregation of duties). |
Example
| Field | Example Value |
|---|---|
| Users | Carla Leite |
| Cost Centers | All |
| Projects | All |
| Self-Management | Enabled |
Interpretation:
This setup assigns Carla Leite as the global auditor responsible for all invoicing records across projects and cost centers.
2. Financials Configuration
Path
Operations Management → Invoicing → Financials
Purpose
Defines the users authorized to validate and financially approve invoices for posting and accounting.
These users ensure that invoices comply with organizational and tax rules before they can be posted by the financial system.
Configuration Fields
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Users | Identifies financial users authorized for validation. |
| Cost Centers | Defines the financial control scope (e.g., company-wide or per cost center). |
| Projects | Sets whether users validate all or selected projects. |
| Self-Management | Enables the user to validate their own invoices. Recommended only for senior financial roles. |
Example
| Field | Example Value |
|---|---|
| Users | Carla Leite |
| Cost Centers | All |
| Projects | All |
| Self-Management | Enabled |
Interpretation:
Carla Leite has financial authority over all invoice validations, ensuring that all approved invoices are ready for integration into accounting or ERP systems.
3. Configuration Settings
Path
Operations Management → Invoicing → Configuration
Purpose
Defines the status condition required to trigger the creation of transactions for invoicing.
This setting ensures that only invoices that reach a specific status (for example, Approved) are eligible to be posted by the finance department.
Configuration Fields
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Status to Create Transactions | Specifies which invoice status triggers the generation of financial transactions (e.g., Approved, Released). |
Example
| Field | Example Value |
|---|---|
| Status to Create Transactions | Approved |
Interpretation:
The system automatically creates transactions only for invoices with the status Approved, ensuring that incomplete or unverified invoices are excluded.
Usage
This configuration defines the structure of control within the invoicing process:
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Auditors review and validate billing accuracy.
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Financials finalize and approve invoices for posting or export.
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The Configuration setting determines when invoice-related transactions are created automatically.
Together, these configurations ensure a reliable, auditable, and standards-compliant invocation process that supports asynchronicity between operating and financial systems.
Best Practices
- Maintain role segregation between auditors and financial users to strengthen internal controls.
- Keep Self-Management disabled for most users to avoid conflicts of interest.
- Use Cost Center and Project filters to restrict validation rights when necessary.
- Ensure the Status to Create Transactions aligns with your internal approval workflow.
- Review these configurations periodically to ensure they match evolving business structures.
Summary
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Feature | Invoicing Parametrization |
| Location | Operations Management → Invoicing |
| Objective | Define audit, financial validation, and transaction rules for invoicing |
| Key Sections | Auditors, Financials, Configuration |
| Key Fields | Users, Cost Centers, Projects, Self-Management, Status to Create Transactions |
| Typical Users | Financial Managers, Accountants, Billing Controllers |
Related Articles
Billings Parametrization in Operations Management
Transactions Parametrization in Operations Management
Operations Management – Billing Rules Configuration
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