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1Z0-1055-26 study plan

1Z0-1055-26 · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Setting up Common Configurations in the Supplier Invoice to Payments Process

  • Map the end-to-end Supplier Invoice to Payments flow and label where each common configuration option is consumed downstream

  • Configure common Payables and Payments options in a sandbox: business unit defaults, invoice and payment currencies, payment terms, and distribution sets

  • Set up supplier and supplier site defaults, including payment method, remit-to address, and matching tolerances, then trace how they inherit into an invoice

  • Build a quick-reference table of configuration fields, their scope (enterprise, business unit, supplier, site), and their downstream effect

Your checkpoint

A one-page configuration inheritance map plus a working sandbox setup that produces a correctly defaulted invoice header and line

Week 2

Setting up Common Configurations in the Supplier Invoice to Payments Process & Implementing Supplier Invoices

  • Configure invoice types, system options, and approval tolerances, then test how each changes invoice validation behavior

  • Create and validate standard, credit memo, debit memo, and prepayment invoices to confirm the transaction-type rules you configured

  • Configure invoice holds, hold resolution, and approval routing, then demonstrate releasing a held invoice through to validation

  • Set up matching options for two-, three-, and four-way matching and run one match scenario for each

Your checkpoint

A test log showing five invoice scenarios (standard, credit, debit, prepayment, held-then-released) with the configuration that drove each outcome

Week 3

Implementing Supplier Invoices

  • Configure invoice capture options including spreadsheet import, imaging, and automatic invoice creation from procurement flows

  • Apply tax, withholding tax, and distribution handling to invoices, including manual tax lines and tax recovery setup

  • Configure adjustments, charge accounts, and allocation of freight and miscellaneous lines, then verify accounting entries

  • Create and run an Invoice Workbench inquiry to reconcile unvalidated, held, and validated invoice populations

Your checkpoint

An end-to-end invoice processing runbook covering capture, validation, tax, accounting, and hold resolution, verified against at least eight test invoices

Week 4

Implementing Payments

  • Configure payment process profiles, payment methods, payment formats, and disbursement bank accounts

  • Run a complete payment process request through selection, formatting, and confirmation, including a partial payment and a discount taken

  • Configure payment terms with installment splits, discount grace days, and pro forma terms, then verify due date and discount calculations

  • Set up and test void and stop payment handling, including the accounting reversal

  • Configure bank account transfers and reconcile a payment file against the bank statement data

Your checkpoint

A payment cycle evidence pack: one full PPR run, one void, one stop payment, and a reconciliation summary, each with the configuration used

Week 5

Implementing Accounts Payable Balances

  • Configure period close for Payables, including close sequence, exception reporting, and open interface handling

  • Run the payables accounting process and reconcile subledger journal entries to the general ledger for a test period

  • Configure and run trial balance and period-end reports, then investigate and clear at least three exceptions

  • Set up supplier balances inquiry and reconcile an aging report to the trial balance

Your checkpoint

A closed test period with a reconciliation memo proving subledger-to-GL agreement and a documented exception resolution log

Week 6

Implementing Expenses

  • Configure Expenses policies, expense types, cost centers, and approval rules, then submit and approve a representative expense report

  • Configure corporate card programs, card transactions, and automatic card statement import, then match transactions to an expense report

  • Apply expense audit rules, receipt requirements, and reimbursement payment processing including payment method defaults

  • Configure expense accounting and verify the resulting entries post correctly to the ledger

Your checkpoint

A complete expense-to-reimbursement scenario pack covering a cash expense, a corporate card expense, an audited report, and the resulting accounting

Week 7

Leveraging AI/ML/Mobile and Automation Features

  • Configure and exercise automated invoice capture and intelligent document recognition, then compare extraction accuracy against manual entry on a sample set

  • Enable and test supplier invoice automation features such as automatic hold release and anomaly detection, documenting the thresholds that trigger them

  • Set up mobile expense capture and approval, then complete an expense submission and approval from a mobile device

  • Configure approval workflows and reminders that use automation to route and escalate invoices and expense reports

Your checkpoint

An automation demonstration write-up: one AI-assisted invoice capture run, one anomaly-flagged invoice, and one mobile expense approval, with configuration notes

Week 8

Enabling Redwood Capabilities

  • Enable Redwood capabilities for Payables and Expenses and compare the Redwood experience against the classic pages for the same tasks

  • Configure Redwood personalization, saved searches, and guided processes, then document which classic tasks have a Redwood equivalent

  • Run a full regression pass across all seven domains in the Redwood interface and log any behavior differences

  • Complete timed practice sets weighted by domain percentage and review every missed item to a root cause

Your checkpoint

A Redwood readiness checklist covering every domain plus a scored full-length practice attempt with a written remediation list

Milestones

Week 2: Can configure a business unit from scratch and produce a validated, correctly matched invoice without referring to notes

Week 4: Can execute a complete payment run, including a discount and a void, and explain the accounting impact of each step

Week 6: Can close a test period with subledger-to-GL reconciliation and submit a reimbursable expense report end to end

Week 8: Scores at least 80 percent on a full-length timed practice attempt with no domain below 70 percent