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Sales > Receiving payments
When customers make payments against invoices, you record the payments in the Receive Payments window. You can record the payments against one or more of the customer’s outstanding invoices. If you don’t want to create an invoice for a customer, you can enter the customer payment in the Receive Money window. See ‘Receiving money’.
You can also record payments from your customers in the Bank Register window. If you have several customer payments and you don’t want to record detailed information (such as payment methods and discounts) for each payment, the Bank Register window can save you time. Note that when you use the Bank Register window for customer payments, the entire payment is automatically allocated to the oldest invoices first. For more information, see ‘Entering transactions in the Bank Register window’.
To record payments against invoices
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Go to the Sales command centre and click Receive Payments. The Receive Payments window appears.
Deposit to Account. Select this option and select the required bank account.
Group with Undeposited Funds. Select this option if you want the deposit to be recorded in the undeposited funds account. After you have grouped all the deposit transactions you want, you can then make a bank deposit. For more information about undeposited funds and preparing bank deposits, see ‘Bank deposits’.
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In the Customer field, type or select the customer’s name.
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If you want to record the payment method, select the method in the Payment Method field. Click Details if you want to enter further details about the payment. For example, if you are being paid by credit card, you can record the credit card number and expiry date.
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In the scrolling list in the bottom half of the window, indicate which sales are covered by the payment by entering amounts in the Amount Applied column. If the customer is paying a deposit for an order, look for Order in the Status column.
The amount you apply in the Amount Applied column accumulates in the Total Applied field. The Total Applied amount (plus finance charges) must equal the amount that appears in the Amount Received field in the top half of the window before you can record the transaction. The Out of Balance amount must be zero before you can record the transaction.
If a customer overpays, you should still enter the amount received. The full payment should be entered in the Amount Received field and in the Amount Applied column in the scrolling list. When you record the payment, a credit invoice for the overpaid amount is created automatically. This can either be refunded to the customer or applied to a future invoice. For more details, see Settling credits.
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Click Record.
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