Learning Path: Debtors' Clerks

💡This path lists the topics for debtors' clerks.

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1. Customer Accounts

  • Customers Reference: Describes the Customers settings, list view and edit view buttons, filters and fields, plus Customer Categories, Regions, Positions and Data Pipelines.
  • Customer Ledger Tutorial: Shows how to view customer accounts and transactions in the ledger and manually create discounts, receipts, refunds and overpayments.

2. Invoices and Credit Notes

  • Customer Invoices Tutorial: Shows how to create, output, batch update and edit customer invoices, open them in the ledger and copy a transaction to an invoice.
  • Customer Credit Notes Tutorial: Shows how to view, create, edit, cancel, batch update and output customer credit notes, including returning stock to inventory.

3. Receipts and Deposits

  • Customer Payments: Describes the Customer Payments module for capturing part or full payments: its settings, setup steps and the Customer Receipts screen with its buttons, fields and footer.
  • Customer Deposits Process Guide: Compares four ways to process customer deposits, from receipts against a pro-forma invoice to a deposit invoice, with the implications of each.
  • Bank Import: Describes the Bank Import module: its settings, the default view, the Edit Bank Transaction screen with text and Item matching, and the bank balance list view.
  • Cashup: Describes cashups: counting cash and other payment types against a user's transactions, the variance, the surplus or shortfall ledger entry, settings, statuses and warnings.

4. Collections

  • Customer Age Analysis: Describes the Customer Age Analysis, which ages outstanding customer balances into periods, with its settings, buttons, data filters, fields and Data Pipelines.
  • Managing Account Queries Tutorial: Shows how to log and track customer account queries as Service Manager tickets, from filtering and responding to notifying the customer and closing them.

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