AP Vendor Standard Interface 11.5.9

Plese let me know if there are any docs on AP Vendor Standard Interface in 11.5.9
Thanks
Aravind Rav
email : [email protected]

1) if you set the profile to NO, that mean you didn`t use the AME. the iEepense used the manager which setup in the employee form .
2)Yes, I`m sure in 11i10 .
3) I don`t know.
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