If a customer sends a payment, but does not indicate clearly
which invoices are to be paid, the payment may be left unapplied on
the account.
An unapplied payment is a payment that has been entered and
accepted, but has not been applied to pay off any invoices on the
customer's account.
An unapplied payment is indicated as having an open balance, and it
will continue to show on the customer's account until it is fully
used up against invoices.
At least once a month, print this Unapplied Payments
Report to identify all payments needing to be cleared.
Contact the customer and determine which invoices should be paid.
Then follow the instructions in Customer
Payments on how to call up the unapplied payment.
The prompts are:
Uncheck this box to print the report for a single specific type of customer.
Uncheck this box to print the report for a single currency.
Report Output:
The report output to PDF includes the Customer#, Name, Customer
Division, Contact Name and Telephone#.
The details for each customer include the Check#, Check Date,
Original Amount, Amount already Applied, Discount Amount Given, the
Unapplied Balance, and the Document Divisions.
Spreadsheet Export:
The Excel output to a spreadsheet also includes the Customer#,
Name, Contact Name and Telephone#.
The details for each customer include the Check#, Check Date,
Original Amount, Amount already Applied, Discount Amount Given,
Unapplied Balance, the Customer and the Document Divisions, and for
outstanding balances entered in the Counter
Customer Payments the auto-assigned Receipt# and optional
Comment are printed.
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