1Z0-1055-26 study plan
1Z0-1055-26 · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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