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See who owes and open a statement

Money › Receivables lists every customer who owes money (receivables), the oldest debt first, and opens each one’s statement. The screen calls customers outlets, as the Customers › Outlets menu does. Who: office (collections, accounts) · Where in the cycle: Reconcile.

  • See customers (CUSTOMER_VIEW) opens the list and statements, for the customers your reach covers. Recording a payment needs Take payments; reversing one needs Reverse payments (Record or reverse a payment).
  • A debt opens when an invoice is issued — at a van sale, or when the office delivers an order.
  1. Open Money › Receivables.
  2. Read the tiles: Outstanding, Outlets owing, Over their limit and Overdue.
  3. Read the list: Outlet, Oldest (days since the oldest open item; amber after 14, red after 30), Status (Not yet due, Due, 1–30 days … Over 90 days), Items, Outstanding (⚠ when over the credit limit). Search by code or name.
  4. Click a customer to open the statement panel. From top to bottom:
    • the open items — what is still owed, item by item: Document, Opened, Outstanding (“254.00 of 1,368.00” when part-paid);
    • the payment form;
    • the statement — every invoice, credit note and payment, oldest first: Date, Document, Amount and a running Balance;
    • the payments — Collected, Method, By, Amount, and Open under Receipt for its receipt.
  5. For a customer that owes nothing or is in credit, press Any outlet and search for it.
Receivables with the Nile Market statement open: the open item INV-000001 with 254.00 of 1,368.00 outstanding, the payment form, and the statement lines running from 1,368.00 down to 254.00.
  1. Open items
  2. Payment form
  3. Statement
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The next morning at Nile Fresh, Outstanding reads 710.00, Outlets owing 2 and Over their limit 1 — Delta Kiosk, 456.00 on a 300.00 limit. Nile Market’s statement:

Next morning · Accountant · Console › Receivables › Statement

Each shop's statement lists its invoices, credit notes and payments; what is still owed is the sum of the open items.

Statement line INV-000001 — shop: Nile Market · amount: 1368.00 · outstanding: 254.00

Statement line RET-000001 — shop: Nile Market · amount: -114.00 · outstanding: 0.00

Statement line INV-000002 — shop: Delta Kiosk · amount: 456.00 · outstanding: 456.00

What changed
ItemBeforeAfterChange
Nile Market owes— 254.00 EGP—
Delta Kiosk owes— 456.00 EGP—
Document Amount Balance
INV-000001 · Invoice +1,368.00 1,368.00
Payment · Cash (RC-000001) −700.00 668.00
Payment · Cheque (RC-000002) −300.00 368.00
RET-000001 · Credit note −114.00 254.00

The open items show one line: INV-000001, “254.00 of 1,368.00”.

  • Nothing changes from the list. Payments and reversals are recorded from the statement panel.
  • Customers’ balances on the reps’ phones follow at the next sync.
  • Reconciling with your ERP: there is no comparison report. Your ERP reads the invoices, payments and credit notes by their sequence numbers; compare its customer balances with these statements.
What you seeWhat to do
A customer is missing from the listOnly customers who owe more than zero are listed. One in credit or owing nothing is found with Any outlet.
The tiles don't change when I searchThe tiles always cover everyone you reach.
The statement starts part-way, not at zeroIt shows the newest 50 documents and 50 payments, counted back from today's balance.
What is owed fell, with no paymentA credit note or money on account was set against it. The statement shows which.

There is no print or export of a statement yet. In Arabic, the Open link on a payment reads مفتوحة; it opens the receipt.