Roles and Permissions for Philippines Invoicing

Read the following topics for information about the roles and permissions required for Philippines Invoicing:

Roles and Permissions to Create Transactions with Document Numbering

By default, the standard NetSuite roles listed in the following table can create transactions that have Philippines document numbering.

Philippines Document Type

Standard Roles for OneWorld Accounts

Minimum Permissions Required to Create Transactions with Document Numbering

Sales Invoice

Billing Statement

A/R Clerk

Accountant

Bookkeeper

CEO

CFO

Retail Clerk

Permissions for Transactions:

  • Invoice — Create

Permissions for Setup:

  • Set Up Company — View

    Note:

    This grants the role access to Setup Auto Generated Number and Company Information record.

Official Receipt

Collection Receipt

A/R Clerk

Accountant

Bookkeeper

CEO

CFO

Retail Clerk

Permissions for Transactions:

  • Customer Payment — Create

  • Find Transaction — View

Permissions for Setup:

  • Set Up Company — View

    Note:

    This grants the role access to Setup Auto Generated Number and Company Information record.

Credit Memo

Accountant

Bookkeeper

CEO

CFO

Retail Clerk

Permissions for Transactions:

  • Credit Memo — Create

Permissions for Setup:

  • Set Up Company — View

    Note:

    This grants the role access to Setup Auto Generated Number and Company Information record.

For more information, see Configuring Permissions by Editing the Role and Philippines Document Numbering Setup.

Permissions Required to Map Document Types to Transaction Forms

Before you can use the Philippines Transaction Form Mapping page, as an Administrator, you must customize the role you want to use to configure transaction forms. Refer to the following table for the permission you need to add to your role.

Philippines Invoicing Feature

Subtab

Permission

Access Level

Transaction Form Mapping

Lists

Custom Record Entries

Edit

For more information about updating your permissions, see the help topics Setting Permissions and Customizing or Creating NetSuite Roles.

Permissions Required to Print Philippines Invoicing Transactions

Before you can print transactions that use Philippines templates, as an Administrator, you must:

Refer to the following table’s Minimum Permissions Required to Print Transactions column for the list of permissions you need to add to your custom roles.

Philippines Document Type

Minimum Permissions Required to Print Transactions

Sales Invoice template

Billing Statement template

Permissions for Transactions:

  • Invoice – View

  • Find Transaction – View

Permissions for Lists:

  • Custom Record Entries – View

  • Customers – View

  • Items – View

  • Locations – View

  • Subsidiaries – View

  • Tax Records – View

Permissions for Setup:

  • Set Up Company – View

Official Receipt template

Collection Receipt template

Permissions for Transactions:

  • Customer Payment – View

  • Find Transaction – View

  • Invoice – View

Permissions for Lists:

  • Custom Record Entries – View

  • Items – View

  • Tax Records – View

Permissions for Setup:

  • Accounting Lists – View

  • Set Up Company – View

Credit Memo template

Permissions for Transactions:

  • Custom Record Entries – View

  • Credit Memo – View

  • Find Transaction – View

Permissions for Lists:

  • Items – View

  • Tax Records – View

Permissions for Setup:

  • Set Up Company – View

For more information, see Printing Philippines Invoicing Transactions.

Permissions Required to Update Philippines Document Printing Preferences

Before you can use the Philippines Document Printing Preferences feature, as an Administrator, you must:

To add access to a script for a custom role:

  1. As an Administrator, go to Customization > Scripting > Script Deployments.

  2. Click Edit next to the customdeploy_psg_sal_print_pref_su script.

    You can select multiple roles by holding down the Ctrl button while selecting each role.

  3. Click Save.

For more information, see Customizing Philippines Document Printing Preferences.

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