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Cust. Payment Mode
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In this field you select the mode in which the customer will normally be paying. The customer payment mode is used for selecting the customer payment mode and the payment agent and is transferred when you create invoices and credit memos. The customer payment mode can, however, be changed on the individual invoice or credit memo or in the window Change Payment Selection in the Banking module. The customer payment mode is furthermore used for calculating the customer’s payer ID. Payment modes are maintained in the window Payment Modes in the Banking module.
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Collection Agreement
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In this field, you can enter the agreement number that the current customer has been assigned at the payment agent who is connected to the selected customer payment mode. The field is only used for electronic customer payment modes.
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Collection Gr. No.
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In this field, you can specify the collection group number to which the current customer belongs. The collection group number is supplied by the payment agent. If the payment mode of the customer is electronic, you must specify a collection group number in this field.
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Global Location No.
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If the customer has requested that you use a specific global location number on invoices, you can specify the location number in question here. The number specified here will be suggested on all sales orders, jobs, and so on, assigned to the customer, and thus in turn flow to the resultant invoices. However, the global location number can be changed on the individual sales orders, jobs, and so on. if another location number is to be used in a specific context.
For further information about the concept of global location numbers, see the introduction to the window Company Locations.
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Payer Id.
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This field displays the company-specific customer’s payer identification. The payer identification is used in connection with electronic payments. For further information about payment modes, see the description of the window Payment Modes in the Banking module.
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Control Account
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Here you can select a posting reference to a G/L account. All entries to the customer are posted to the General Ledger to the A/R control account specified here. Accounts Receivable is thus an aggregation of the A/R control accounts in the General Ledger. For example, you can group your customers in domestic and foreign customers in the General Ledger.
References to control accounts are specified in the window Popup Fields in the Set-Up module.
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Automatic Reconciliation
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Mark this field if you want Maconomy to automatically reconcile accounts receivable entries (payments, invoices, credit memos) during posting. If marked, Maconomy will always reconcile against the oldest open entry or entries that can be reconciled totally or partially by the amount being posted. This means that a customer with a debit balance will never have open credit entries, and the customer’s open debit entries will always be their most recent. Similarly, a customer with a credit balance will never have open debit entries, and this customer’s open credit entries will also be their most recent.
If this field is not marked, all entries to the customer will be registered as open entries. The user must then manually reconcile each entry in the window Customer Payments in the Accounts Receivable module.
Payments can also be reconciled in the General Journal by entering the number of the invoice the payment covers.
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Blocked
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Here you specify whether the customer is blocked or on stop. If this field is marked, the customer is blocked and you cannot create quotes, sales orders, manual invoices or jobs for the given customer. However, you can create invoices from the Job Cost module for existing, open jobs.
This functionality can be used, for example, in connection with a current reminder procedure.
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Payment Terms
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Here you select the payment terms that will normally apply to the customer. These terms are used to calculate the date an invoice becomes due for payment.
Payment Terms are maintained in the pop-up field “Payment Terms” in the window Popup Fields in the Set-Up module.
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Expected Days to Payment
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This field is similar to the Expected Days to Payment field in the Payment Information window. However, in this field, you have the option to enter the value provided by the customer.
The set-up of linking rules in the Linking Rules window in the Set-up module determined what information is inherited from customers to company-specific customers. For example, if there is a linking rule from the “Customer” table to the “Company Customer” table that specifies that all customer information, except for fields such as Att. and Phone, should be inherited to company-specific customers with the standard linking method “Full,” Maconomy copies the relevant information to the company-specific customer’s information cards using this linking rule. The selected linking rule therefore determines if this field is changeable.
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Cash Discount
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Here you can select a code to specify the maximum cash discount given to the customer when entries are reconciled. Maconomy verifies that the discount limit is not exceeded upon reconciliation of payments. A cash discount code is a reference to a discount percentage. The codes are maintained in the pop-up field “Cash Discount Codes” in the window Popup Fields in the Set-Up module.
The cash discount is automatically posted to a G/L account for cash discounts. The reference to this account is specified by means of a dimension combination in the window Posting References in the G/L module. This allows you to sort cash discounts by department in the General Ledger.
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Credit Card No.
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If the customer wants to pay by credit card, you can enter the number of the credit card in this field. Information in this field will automatically be transferred to new quotes and sales orders. Please note that the field is for information only, as Maconomy’s Banking module does not support payment by credit card. If you enter a credit card number, you must also specify an expiry date.
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Expiry Date
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In this field, you enter the expiration date of the credit card specified in the field “Credit Card No.” above.
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