Recording Receivable Payments
On the left menu click “Finance” and select “Receivables”. Locate the
customer and select the receivable transactions and click on the “Process
Payment” button:
Select the GL Account, confirm the payment amounts for each
transaction and click “Process Payment”. The transactions that are recorded,
will disappear from the Receivable Aging screen. Paid transactions and their
payments can be found in the Chart Of Accounts screen.
You can pay off a receivable transaction by
applying a customer credit. To do so, select the receivable transaction and the
credit from the Receivable Aging screen and click the “Process Payments”
button.
You can find the Transaction, Credit
Transaction and Credit Payment in the Chart of Account screen. Click on the
receivable GL Account and find them under their fiscal period tab:
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