Hi, 

I believe that if you enter an address specific name, that that name will be on the invoice for the jinsui reporting. 

The invoice  (for that address) is Invoice Name Company 24. 

The thinking is for the appropriate address use for a given customer can be in Chinese.   The Global name would be in the common language.  

Best regards, 

Thomas

I tried using the “Customer Name” and wrote it in Chinese. However it didn’t find it’s way to the Jinsiu file generated by the system. So I think the name as suggested by you Thomas will not work. I mean it should have worked cause it is a good proposal you are coming with. I know this is part of an chinese extention to have the name in chinese in the jinsui tab on customer/(invoice, but find it strange that it is not covered in standard.

Hi, 

Suggestion would be to log a case.   The customer specific name was added (I believe) apps 8 SP2.  It’s very possible that Jinsiu may not have been updated.    When I did Jinsiu, it was back in apps 8 SP1 and this client had separate customers for China. Not because IFS, but that’s how their old system worked. The data was not shared.  

Best regards, 

Thomas

Thanks, Thomas. I will create a ticket. it sounds right what you are saying. But it seems like it has been lost somewhere on the way.

V9 UD13, China Localization installed

The default document address should be in Chinese for Jinsui submissions to work correctly.

If there is a need for an alternate language version of the document address, we add it as a secondary document address.

We have also implemented (prior to integrating the China company) a custom field on the customer that is the Global Site Name for the customer that is always in English so it is visible and understandable for every other site.  The legal customer name is then stored on the Address itself which can be in Chinese, English, Italian or German as required by the selling entity.