Electronic invoicing runs both ways. When a supplier issues you an e-CF, it arrives in your Fiscal Inbox and you are expected to answer it. Ignoring the inbox is not neutral — an unanswered document is a supplier waiting on you and a record that does not agree with theirs.
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Open the Fiscal Inbox
Go to Orders → Fiscal Receipts → Inbox. Every document a supplier issued to your RNC is listed with its date, issuer, type and total.
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Understand the two responses
DGII expects two different things, and they are not the same decision:
- Acknowledgement of Receipt — confirms the document reached you. It is technical, and Lunix handles it automatically.
- Commercial Response — accepting or rejecting the document as a business decision. That one is yours to make.
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Work the Pending list
Pending means the document needs your response. This is the only part of the screen that is a task: filter to Pending and clear it, rather than reading the whole inbox.
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Accept what is right
Accept a document that matches what you actually received and what you agreed to pay. An accepted supplier invoice is the one that belongs in your payables.
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Reject what is wrong, and say so
Reject a document that does not match — wrong amount, goods you never received, a duplicate. Rejecting is a commercial statement, so follow it with a message to the supplier. A rejection they do not know about becomes a phone call in a month.
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Find a specific document
Search by e-NCF, RNC or issuer, and filter by document type or issuer RNC. This is how you check whether the invoice a supplier is chasing you about ever actually arrived.
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Sync when you are expecting something
The inbox shows when it last synced and lets you Sync now, telling you how many documents were updated. Use it when a supplier says they issued something you cannot see.
Proffs tips
- Reconcile the inbox against your accounts payable, not against your memory. An accepted document with no matching purchase order is either a bill nobody recorded or one you should be rejecting.
- Set a day of the week for this. The inbox rewards a routine and punishes a backlog — a rejection three months late is worth almost nothing.
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