Business Unit, Requester, and Routing Issues
Use this table to troubleshoot Business Unit derivation, requester recognition, and routing issues.
|
Issue |
What to check |
Corrective action |
|---|---|---|
|
Business Unit isn’t assigned |
Check the active Business Unit derivation method and whether required supplier site or profile setup exists. |
Configure the selected Business Unit derivation method and verify fallback setup such as DEFAULT_ORG_ID. |
|
Incorrect Business Unit is assigned |
Check sender email mapping, recipient email mapping, routing attribute values, or supplier site assignment. |
Correct the mapping or supplier setup, then submit representative test invoices again. |
|
Invoice is routed to the wrong user or group |
Check routing rules, Business Unit assignment, routing attributes, and workflow configuration. |
Correct routing conditions and validate with incomplete invoices that require manual review. |
|
Requester isn’t populated |
Check whether Requester Email Domain Name is configured and whether the requester email appears on the invoice. |
Add the required domain and retest with invoices that contain a valid requester email. |
|
Incorrect requester is populated |
Check domain order when multiple domains are configured and verify employee work email setup in HCM. |
Correct the domain list or employee email setup, then resubmit a representative invoice. |
|
Email-to-Business Unit Mapping option is unavailable |
Check whether the selected Business Unit derivation mode uses sender or recipient email address mapping. |
Configure the required email-based Business Unit derivation mode, then reopen the Invoice Image Documents stream and maintain the applicable email-to-Business Unit mappings. |