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Accounts Payable Review for Electrical

The Accounts Payable Review workflow provides electrical contractors with a reliable process for managing invoices and payments. It includes verifying purchase orders, reviewing delivery receipts, confirming service charges, and approving expenses. Managers track payment schedules to maintain positive vendor relationships and avoid late fees. By standardizing this process, electrical companies reduce errors, improve efficiency, and protect profitability. Clients benefit from timely project progress supported by dependable suppliers. Teams gain accountability with structured financial reviews. With this workflow in place, electrical contractors can strengthen professionalism, improve reporting, and deliver projects more reliably with accurate financial management.

Collect incoming invoices from vendors, subs, and service providers

Verify that each invoice includes required details (PO, job name, dates, scope)

Match invoice to purchase order, delivery ticket, or contract

Check pricing, quantities, and terms against original agreement

Flag any discrepancies for clarification or dispute resolution

Confirm that the billed work or materials have been received and approved onsite

Assign cost codes and project numbers for job costing

Route invoice to project manager or designated approver for sign-off

Enter approved invoices into accounting or ERP system

Schedule payments based on due dates, cash flow, and vendor terms

Issue payment via check, ACH, or other method

Record payment details and update vendor balances

File digital or physical copies of invoices and approvals for audit trail

Reconcile AP ledger and review outstanding payables regularly

Collect incoming invoices from vendors, subs, and service providers

Verify that each invoice includes required details (PO, job name, dates, scope)

Match invoice to purchase order, delivery ticket, or contract

Check pricing, quantities, and terms against original agreement

Flag any discrepancies for clarification or dispute resolution

Confirm that the billed work or materials have been received and approved onsite

Assign cost codes and project numbers for job costing

Route invoice to project manager or designated approver for sign-off

Enter approved invoices into accounting or ERP system

Schedule payments based on due dates, cash flow, and vendor terms

Issue payment via check, ACH, or other method

Record payment details and update vendor balances

File digital or physical copies of invoices and approvals for audit trail

Reconcile AP ledger and review outstanding payables regularly