Company A and Company B are in the same tenant and are intercompany affiliates. Company A created a customer invoice to record the direct sale of services to Company B. The customer invoice completed successfully, but the corresponding supplier invoice for Company B is in error status.
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Comprehensive and Detailed 150 to 250 words of Explanation From Workday Record-to-Report/Course Guide/topics:
A direct intercompany customer invoice created by Company A can generate the corresponding supplier-side document for Company B only when the legal entities are correctly represented as customer and supplier business objects. If Company B's associated supplier object is unapproved, Workday cannot complete the supplier invoice even though the originating customer invoice has successfully completed. The supplier invoice therefore enters error status until the supplier setup is approved and valid for use.
Automatic intercompany receipt settings relate to settlement and receipt generation after an intercompany obligation is paid; they do not control whether the supplier invoice is initially generated from the approved customer invoice. Manual payment-type selections likewise affect settlement configuration rather than supplier-document creation. Because the intercompany transaction already initiated successfully, the relationship and invoice-generation service are substantially in place. The failed downstream document points directly to the status of Company B's supplier representation. The administrator should approve or correct the associated supplier object, confirm its company mapping and required item or category relationships, and then resume or reprocess the supplier invoice event. This preserves the linked direct-intercompany document chain and ensures that Company A's receivable and revenue are matched by Company B's payable and expense.
Official Workday reference: Workday - Setup Considerations: Direct Intercompany Activities; topics: direct intercompany invoices and companies maintained as customers or suppliers.
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