Set up default coding rules for vendor transactions (PAS)

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This help article is related to the Production Accounting Suite

In Wrapbook, production accountants and administrators can manage vendors using either the Production Accounting Suite or Cost tracking. To understand the differences, click here.

Managing Vendors using the Production Accounting Suite (PAS) is permission based

To manage vendors in PAS, your account must have one of the following roles enabled:

  • Role: Company Admin, Company Manager

  • Custom role with: Accounting & Cost Tracking: Vendors - Full access

Overview

Default coding rules let you assign preferred account and tag codes to specific vendors at the project level, enabling you to set up different codes for the same vendor across multiple projects.

When a vendor with project-level default codes is selected on a new purchase order, AP invoice, or journal entry, those fields populate automatically — reducing manual entry and keeping your GL coding consistent.

How auto-population of default vendor codes works

When a vendor with default codes configured is selected on a new PO, AP invoice, or journal entry:

  • The account and tag fields associated with that rule populate automatically

  • You can edit these values on the transaction at any time

Note: Default codes apply to new transactions only. Existing transactions are not affected when a rule is added or changed.

How to access your project’s coding rules

To access your project’s coding rules:

  1. In the left-side navigation, click the dropdown menu and select the project you want to configure

  2. In the left-side navigation, click Project settings

  3. On the Project settings page, scroll down to the Accounting section

  4. Click the Manage button next to Coding rules

This opens the Default codes page, where you can view, add, and manage all coding rules for the project.

How to add a default code rule for vendors

  1. On the Default codes page, click the + Add default codes button

  2. In the Add default code rule drawer, click the Condition dropdown menu and select Vendor

  3. Click the Is dropdown menu to search for and select the vendor you want to assign default codes to

    • If the vendor doesn’t appear in the list, you’ll need to add them

  4. Enter the coding values you want to apply automatically when this vendor is selected:

    • Account code

    • Tax code 1099

    • Location

    • Production/episode

    • Set

    • Free field 1

    • Note: You only need to fill in the fields you want to auto-populate. Leave any fields blank to skip them.

  5. Click the Add Rule button

The rule will now appear on the project’s Default codes page and will apply to new transactions when the specified vendor is selected.

Interface showing no items found with an option to add default codes.

Click the + Add default codes button

Form for adding default code rules with fields for vendor and account details.

Under Condition, select Vendor, under Is, select the vendor’s name from the list, and then enter the codes that you want to apply. When you’re ready, click the Add rule.

Default coding rules for Airbnb vendor with various account details displayed.

A confirmation will appear at the top of the page, and the new rule will be added to the project’s Default codes settings

Add default codes directly on a vendor record

You can also assign default codes when:

Edit or delete a coding rule

To edit or delete a coding rule:

  1. On the Default codes page, find the rule you want to update

  2. Click the three dots at the end of the row

  3. Select Edit to update the rule, or Delete to remove it

    • If you Edit a rule, be sure to click the Save changes button before closing the Edit default code rule drawer