As per my understanding, if you have attached a document in Posting Proposal window, it will be shown in the Instant Authorization screen. Either you can add it manually or in the case of e-invoicing it will be automatically attached.
If you have attached a document as Rajith explained, but still not showing in Instant Authorization window, then check the relevant application for the attached file type, connected to the default browser.
Because, the default browser set up for your computer is used when previewing the document in this window.
For an example, if it is a PDF file, check whether you have a PDF viewer ( Acrobat reader or any other) connected to the default browser in your computer.
Thanks, guys, I’ll test this out and check our setup.
Would this be the same as e-invoicing for inter/intra company invoicing where invoices are “sent” via MHS and managed via “External Supplier...” functionality?
I have tested as you suggested - attaching document at Posting Proposal screen - but unfortunately the document (pdf) did not appear in Instant Authorisation screen. And, yes, I do have a pdf viewer installed.
Thanks for the response @PGSANNCBERG. Adobe is already set as default reader but we’re in a ‘sometimes we see, sometimes we don’t see’ situation so I’m not sure it’s to do with PDF reader setup…
If you have attached a document , but still not showing in Instant Authorization window, then check the relevant application for the attached file type, connected to the default browser.
Because, the default browser set up for your computer is used when previewing the document in this window.
For an example, if it is a PDF file, check whether you have a PDF viewer ( Acrobat reader or any other) connected to the default browser in your computer.
Here are some information regarding the PDF viewer .
If it does not work because of Internet explorer (Older versions)
Go to customer machine IE browser
check whether it is enabled or not . enable it and try again. Close all browsers and IEE clients start IEE and proceed again .
Acrobat Reader IX related
I found something that seems to work. I opened Adobe Reader XI, clicked Edit and Settings. Then, to the left I selected Internet, and then I unchecked the box "Display in read mode by default". Then I restarted my computer and now it works.
Acrobat Reader DC related
It seems the issue happens because of the third party software Adobe Acrobat.
Acrobat Reader DC related
It seems the issue happens because of the third party software Adobe Acrobat.
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