We are registering payments as already received but when creating a sales order, however when it is despatched and then converted to an invoice and uploaded, it is showing the amount as outstanding in the customers records.
We are registering payments as already received but when creating a sales order, however when it is despatched and then converted to an invoice and uploaded, it is showing the amount as outstanding in the customers records.
Hi Melanie,
The option of Payment already received, means that you have already got the bank transactions in Sage. Selecting this will mean the deposit appears on the invoice but it does not update your bank account as it's already been accounted for.
It sounds as though you want the Payment transaction (SR) to be posted along with the Invoice transaction (SI) when the invoice is posted to the ledgers. If this is the case, please use Allocate Payment to Invoice (SR) which will do this for you.
I hope this helps!
Hi Melanie,
If you are generating from a Sales Order, you would need to use the Payment on Account option and manually allocate the SA to the SI after you post the invoice to the ledgers.
Please click here for a help guide on allocating customer transactions.
Hi Derek,
Thanks for using our Product Support Community.
A sales order doesn’t appear on the customer activity or your transaction audit trail. To post a sales receipt (SR), the sales order must first be converted to a sales invoice (SI). An SI and SR both appear on the customer activity and your transaction audit trail.
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The Payment already received option doesn’t actually post a payment or anything onto the customer activity, bank or audit trail Michael. This option should be used if you’ve already received any amount of payment from this customer, for example if they’ve overpaid you for a previous invoice and you’re using this overpayment against this new sales order.
This option reduces the amount owing on the sales order and therefore the resulting sales invoice (SI).
You can then allocate the resulting SI against the necessary SA, that is likely to have already been outstanding before the sales order was created.
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It’s not currently possible to allocate a sales order to an SR or an SA Derek – this needs to be an SI.
However, you can log this as a suggestion to improve our Sage 50 Accounts software on our Ideas Community.
To log your idea select SAGE 50CLOUD ACCOUNTING and then New.
Once logged, we’ll be able to use your idea and help us to shape your Sage software. Other customers will also be able to vote on your idea.
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