The quick answer
Compare the supplier PDF with the referenced NetSuite PO’s descriptions, quantities, rates and billed quantities. In this DocuPeak example, the first PDF line corresponds by displayed values to a fully billed PO row. The second corresponds to the unbilled PO row and the only line loaded in DocuPeak. The invoice remains unchanged after the review.
This is a read-only check in a demonstrated Pairsoft DocuPeak configuration. The visible correspondence does not verify underlying item IDs or explain every rule the integration uses to select lines.
People and operating-company names are fictional example data.
Before you start
Start with an existing invoice in the external DocuPeak document review and access to its referenced native NetSuite purchase order. Installation, role and custom form can change the available pages and controls.
The example uses INV46012, PO8512 and Ridgeway Cycle Supply. No receipt, bill or approval is created during the walkthrough.
01. Compare the PDF with the loaded Items
Confirm INV46012 and PO8512. The supplier PDF lists two lines: 15 Freeride Bike - Summit at 279.00, amount 4,185.00, and 10 Downhill Bike - Ridge Team at 310.00, amount 3,100.00.
The right-hand Items table has one Marketing & Promotions row: Qty 10, Rate 310.00, Total Line 3100. Its subtotal is 3,100.00. The item name alone is not enough to identify the corresponding PO line; compare the displayed values too.
The review also displays Amount 7,849.58, while the PDF subtotal is 7,285.00. No visible breakdown reconciles that separate difference. Keep it unresolved rather than attributing it to tax, freight or another charge.
02. Open the same purchase order
Switch to NetSuite and locate PO8512 using the search or list available to your role. Open the saved PO for Ridgeway Cycle Supply. Check its Bikes memo and 9,710.00 total. These are the displayed values in this example. Navigation, tabs and columns can vary by role, custom form and account configuration.
03. Compare descriptions and quantities
Open Items and read the three descriptions in row order. They distinguish rows that share the Marketing & Promotions item name.
Compare Received, Billed and Quantity for those same rows:
- Freeride Bike - Summit: Quantity 15, Received 15, Billed 15. Its billed quantity equals its ordered quantity.
- Downhill Bike - Ridge Team: Quantity 10, Received 0, Billed 0. Its quantity, rate 310.00 and amount 3,100.00 correspond to the loaded invoice row.
- Mountain Bike - Explorer: Quantity 5, Received 5, Billed 5. This third PO row is absent from the PDF.
By displayed description, quantity, rate and amount, the first PDF line corresponds to a fully billed PO row and the second to an unbilled row. That is the displayed comparison. The second row’s presence with Received 0 does not establish whether receipt enforcement is enabled, disabled or satisfied elsewhere.
04. Return and leave the invoice unchanged
Switch back to INV46012. Confirm PO8512, the same two PDF lines and the same one-row Items table. The first PDF line, corresponding by displayed values to the fully billed PO row, remains absent from loaded Items. The second remains present.
Leave Save, Approved and Not Approved untouched. This verifies the visible review state; internal processing and audit history were not inspected. It does not demonstrate a correction, reassignment, approval, duplicate block, posting or payment.
Common questions
Why are there two PDF lines but only one loaded item?
In this example, one PDF-corresponding PO row is already billed for its full quantity, while the other is unbilled and corresponds to the loaded row. The correspondence uses displayed descriptions, quantities, rates and amounts. It does not prove the integration’s complete selection rule.
Does Received 0 mean the invoice cannot be approved?
The unbilled row displays Received 0, and it is present in the loaded review. No submission, enforcement check or approval is demonstrated, so that display alone cannot establish whether approval would be blocked.
Does the PO’s full billed quantity prove the supplier sent a duplicate invoice?
No. It establishes the displayed PO row’s billed quantity. Duplicate detection, invoice history and a duplicate-prevention result were not inspected.
Why is the invoice amount different from the PDF subtotal?
The visible header is 7,849.58 and the PDF subtotal is 7,285.00. The demonstration provides no breakdown that reconciles them, so no particular charge or error can be identified from those values alone.
Does this review correct or approve the invoice?
No. The invoice is reopened unchanged, with one loaded item row. No correction, reassignment or approval action is demonstrated in this guide.
Will every NetSuite account show this DocuPeak page?
This review belongs to the demonstrated Pairsoft DocuPeak integration. Native NetSuite access alone does not establish that it is installed or that the same external review is available.