When do over applied AR receipts turn into UC?

Maybe I'm remembering something that doesn't exist or remembering something wrong or not remembering something. But at some point didn't over applying an AR receipt generate a UC transaction when posted?

The user entered a receipt by selecting the documents to apply before entering the receipt amount.  The total of the applied details was greater than the check.  That resulted in an over applied receipt.  It also generated a couple of warnings that were clicked through.  But now there is a receipt that cannot be touched.  I'm going to reverse the deposit and re-apply correctly but having a UC would have been so much easier.

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    The UC transaction was created when the entire receipt was NOT applied. In other words, Unapplied Cash on the customer account. When you over apply the receipt that results in a negative cash transaction which nowadays is covered by an 'Advance Credit'. I built a process years ago for one of my clients that faced this issue all the time. They were in distribution to retail strores and were constantly hit with charge backs from the customers for damaged goods, etc. The customer would pay off $4,000 worth of invoices with a $3,800 check. Taking a credit of $200 that didn't exist until they received payment.