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What is ERS(Evaluated Receipt Settlement) in Accounts
Payable?
How is it related to 2 way matching?
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Answer Posted / joginder singh
Evaluated Receipt Settlement (ERS) is a methodology that
eliminates the supplier invoice from the procurement-to-
disbursement process. It is also called auto-payment, and
utilized a two-way rather than a three-way match. It is
most commonly used in the manufacturing industry between
established trading partners. In an ERS transaction, the
supplier issues an advanced shipping notice (ASN) based on
a purchase order or contract from the purchaser, then ships
the goods. The purchaser, upon receipt of the shipment,
confirms it against the purchase order, verifies the items
and quantity and pays the supplier. Fundamentally ERS
determines disbursements based on purchase orders and
receiving information. ...
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