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If you receive a payment with an , and the amount that is higher than the outstanding total due , the system will automatically retain this amount to be applied the difference, and use it as a credit on future invoices. When applying the payment, you will see an "Overpayment" notice with the total amount of the overpayment. |
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How to create an prepayment credit
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Applying a Overpayment to an Invoice
If a customer has a credit it credits due to overpayments, they will be automatically displayed within for the selected customer selectedas Open Credits.
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To use the credit follow these simple steps:Ui steps | ||
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Notice that the notes you add to a payment are also available for credits (overpayments). Once you hover the mouse over the note icon for a prepayment, the added note will be displayed. If you select several credits that have notes, they will appear separated by a semicolon. These notes could be useful to indicate which invoices a credit should be applied to. Click on the image to see the details. Image Added |
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Roles enabled to perform this action: Accounts Receivables, Admin, Cashier. |