> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.docbits.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.docbits.com/chinese/guan-li-yu-she-zhi/workflow/standard-workflow-builder/standard-workflow.md).

# 工作流示例

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#### 工作流组件概览：

* **应付账款发票电子邮件**：流程可能从通过电子邮件收到发票开始。
* **DocBits**：此工具可能用于初步文档管理任务，例如采集和数字化发票。
* **财务审核**：发票会经过财务审核，以判断其有效性和准确性。

#### 工作流步骤：

1. **初步审核**：
   * 使用 DocBits 接收并初步处理发票。
   * 随后由财务团队审核，确保已完成的发票从工作流中移除，或将其推进至后续处理环节。
2. **采购订单发票与非采购订单发票**：
   * 工作流会区分与采购订单相关的发票和非采购订单发票。
   * 非采购订单发票会根据供应商 ID、数量、单价和项目编号等预定义条件，路由至后续审批或拒绝环节。
3. **匹配与不匹配**：
   * 系统会将发票与收货记录进行核对，以确保详细信息（如供应商 ID 和数量）一致。
   * 如果出现不匹配，发票将进入进一步审核，并可能被拒绝。
4. **财务与采购员审核**：
   * 对于与采购订单相关的发票，会进行详细的匹配流程，其中包括采购员审核。
   * 可能需要调整采购订单或收货记录。
5. **最终决定**：
   * 通过所有检查的发票将获批并集成到财务系统中，以便记录留存。
   * 被拒绝的发票会触发通知，采购员可能会要求提供新发票。
6. **与 Infor IDM 和 LN+M3 集成**：
   * 获批的发票可能会发送至 Infor 的 IDM 进行文档管理，并发送至 LN 进行账簿记录。
   * 此集成可确保所有财务记录保持最新，并让工作流顺畅接入更广泛的 ERP 系统。

#### 决策点：

* 在整个工作流中设有多个决策点，可决定发票获批、被拒绝或退回以补充信息。延迟后会发送通知，以确保处理及时。

这些工作流将纳入标准工作流


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