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Document Inbox reference

A reference for the Document Inbox. For the model behind it, see how the Document Inbox works.

Document types

TypeArrives fromBecomes
Customer POA customerA sales order
Supplier InvoiceA supplierA purchase invoice
Vendor CreditA supplierA vendor credit
Landed Cost InvoiceA freight or duty vendorOne or more Landed Cost Bills

Statuses

StatusMeaning
ProcessingSKU.io is scanning the document.
Pending ReviewScanned and waiting for you to check and approve it.
ConfirmedApproved and turned into a record, which the row links to.
FailedThe document couldn't be read. Use Retry to scan it again.
RejectedDismissed, or moved to another type by Reclassify.
DuplicateMatches a document already in the inbox.

Channels

The Channel column shows how a document arrived:

ChannelMeaning
EmailA PDF or image attached to an email.
Email bodyAn order typed into the body of an email, with no attachment.
UploadA file you scanned while creating an invoice or order.

List columns

ColumnMeaning
IDThe inbox reference (for example, PO-6, INV-2).
TypeThe document type.
FromThe sender's email and the matched customer or supplier.
SubjectThe email subject or document title.
Doc #The document's own number (PO, invoice, or credit number).
AmountThe document total.
Doc DateThe date on the document.
StatusWhere the document stands (see above).
ChannelHow it arrived (see above).
ReceivedWhen it reached the inbox.

Review actions

ActionWhat it does
ReviewOpen a pending document to check and approve it.
Create Sales Order / Create Purchase InvoiceTurn the reviewed document into its record.
RetryScan a failed document again.
ReclassifyMove a document to a different type.
Re-scanRun the scan again on an open document.
ChangePick a different matched customer or supplier.

Email intake addresses

Each account has two generated addresses, shown under Settings → Purchasing → Document OCR:

AddressFor
orders+<your-slug>@inbound.sku.ioCustomer purchase orders
invoices+<your-slug>@inbound.sku.ioSupplier invoices, credit memos, and freight bills
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