Ready to Pay
Ready to Pay is the accounting view for approved purchase orders that still have value left to settle. It is where your team opens a purchase order, submits the supplier invoice, and tracks what has been invoiced so far.
Where Ready to Pay fits
| Area | How Ready to Pay is used |
|---|---|
| Purchase Orders | Approved and partially paid purchase orders appear here while they still have a balance. |
| Suppliers | Supplier bank details and direct debit status affect invoice submission. |
| Payment Files | Paid purchase orders can then feed payment file generation. |
| Tax Rates | Invoice values and tax amounts use the configured Purchasing tax rates during settlement. |
Find a purchase order that is ready to pay
- Go to Purchasing → Ready to Pay.
- Use the filters for purchase order number, supplier, title, requester, date, line item text, or status.
- Open the purchase order you want to settle.
Submit an invoice
- Open the purchase order from Ready to Pay.
- Click Submit Invoice.
- Enter the Invoice Number.
- Add the Filing Ref if you use one.
- Enter the paid date and time.
- Check or enter the supplier bank details if they are required.
- Upload invoice files if you want to keep them with the record.
- Review the line items.
- If any to be ordered lines should now be marked as ordered, leave Mark Ordered turned on for those lines.
- Click Submit Invoice.
Update ordered lines after settlement
- Open the purchase order from the accounting side.
- If the purchase order is already settled, use the ordered-lines screen instead of the full invoice form.
- Tick the lines that should now show as ordered.
- Click Save Ordered Lines.
Things to know
- OpsOS checks invoice numbers against the supplier so duplicates can be stopped before submission.
- Direct Debit suppliers can skip the bank detail requirement on the invoice form.
- The Ready to Pay list updates live. If someone else settles a purchase order while you are looking at the list, OpsOS removes it automatically and blocks any stale invoice form from being submitted twice.
- Ready to Pay only shows purchase orders with a positive remaining balance.