Customer & Supplier
Customer Work Flow (AR)
Example of customer (AR) process work flow aligned with SQL Account flow:
AR = Account Receivable
Customer Invoice
Customer Invoice vs Sales Invoice
The difference between Customer Invoice and Sales Invoice:
Customer Invoice | Sales Invoice |
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shows only the accounts code and does not show Qty / Unit Price. | linked to the stock and account modules. Hence, we advise users who need to key in stock items to use Sales Invoice. Once the information in the Sales Invoice is updated, the information in the Customer Invoice will automatically be updated by the system. |
Create a new Customer Invoice
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Customer | Customer Invoice | New
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Select Customer Code | insert transaction and amount.
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Save
Customer Payment
Local Bank Payment
Watch tutorial video here: Youtube
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Customer | Customer Payment | New
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Select your Customer
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Select the bank for your account and cheque no if applicable
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Key in the customer payment amount
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Tick the corresponding invoice/debit note to be knocked off
Post Dated Cheque
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Search for the payment that you want to edit, click on Edit, right click on Customer Payment, you will see Set Posting Date
Bounced Cheque
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Search for the payment that you want to edit, click on Edit, right click on Customer Payment, you will see Bounced Status
After bounced, system will auto revert the payment out, you can view your ledger.
Customer Credit Note
If the situation involves return stock from customer, please do Sales Credit Note and knock off it in Customer Credit Note as below step.
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Customer | Customer Credit Note
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Edit | Click Yes
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Knocked off accordingly.
If it does not involve with returned stock, e.g. discount given with
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Customer | Customer Credit Note | New CN
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New | Select Customer | Select GL Account | Amount
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Knocked off accordingly.
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Customer Refund
You can use this document to refund a customer. You can knock off with Customer Payment or Credit Note which have unapplied amounts.
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Customer | Customer Refund.
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Choose the Customer | Select your Payment Method | Enter your Refund Amount
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Knock off the payment or credit note and save.
Customer Contra
If you have a customer who is also a supplier, you may want to offset the outstanding customer and supplier invoices. This is known as a contra entry. You can offset the two invoices by using Customer Contra and Supplier Contra. This means that when you record the invoices as being paid, it will not affect your current bank account balance.
Scenario:
If you have an outstanding sales invoice for RM200 and a purchase invoice for RM150 for the same customer or company, the actual amount owed to you is RM50 and the contra entry amount is RM150.
Make sure you have a valid Contra Account
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Tools | Options
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General Ledger | make sure you had chosen a valid Contra Account
Contra Entry
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Go Customer | Customer Contra
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Press on NEW
2a. Select your Customer Code
2b. Enter your Contra Amount
2c. Knock off your Invoice
2d. Press on SAVE Button
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System will auto generated a Contra Number, jot down the number and go Supplier | Supplier Contra to edit it.
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Look for the Same Contra Number (refer step 2e), EDIT it.
4a. Select your Supplier
4b. Enter Contra Amount (Must be same as Customer Contra Amount)
4c. Knock off your Supplier Invoice
4d. Press on SAVE Button
After you post the contra entry:
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The outstanding amount on the sales invoice is RM50.
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The purchase invoice is fully knock off.
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When you receive the RM50, you can record this against the sales invoice using your normal Customer Payment entry.
Supplier Work Flow (AP)
Example of supplier (AP) process work flow aligned with SQL Account flow:
AP = Account Payable
Supplier module is the similar to Customer Module.
You can apply the same steps from Customer Invoice → Customer Contra for Supplier Module (Invoice, Payment, Credit Note, Refund, Contra).
Interbank GIRO (IBG)
Refer to Additional Module