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Accounts Receivable Module (AR)

Used to track who owes you money, the terms your customers have (Prepay, COD, # Days from invoice date, End Of Month) and provides easy to use lists to call and collect aged debts.  

Your Debtor may be a Company or an individual Person - each Company or Individual may also be a Creditor.

You can setup the number of days Terms you want to manage for Customers and Suppliers

  • The terms on the Customer or Supplier will be applied automatically from the journal date of the invoice to create a due date.  
    • Changing the Debtors Terms will update due date on all open invoices.  You can manually extend the due date on any invoice.
  • You can send regular statements (email or print) with personalised messages to non-zero debtors automatically when invoices become overdue
  • List all debtors out of terms with grace days then put them on Stop Supply
  • Manage who in a company hierarchy will receive invoices and pay
    • For example if one company pays another companies invoices.
  • Elegant end of trading process for companies that cease trading using Stop Supply so you can continue the collection process and automatically archive them from active lists.  See Managing end-dated Debtors.
  • Elegant customer on boarding process allowing simplified information entry including initial sales order at COD status then tracking the Credit Application process as they move to being an account customer including companies that have changed hands and are using a very similar trading name.  
  • Track company ownership and directorships to get a clearer picture of total funds owing across a group.  
  • Credit card payments on sales orders, the Webstore Module or Customer Portal Module using Eway Credit Card Gateway Module are grouped and matched with the bank statement as a single match.  
  • Manage repeating invoices using Journal Templates

See also Accounts ReceivableRefunds, Payment with AdviceDebtor Credit Notes

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