Customer Financial Info

Financial Info

Description

Terms, Prices and Discounts

Payment Terms

Payment terms define the amount of time you allow the buyer to pay for the goods.

These terms are based on financial months. Select the arrow to the right of the text box to see the terms already defined, or select the button to the right of the arrow to define a new one.

For example, if the payment terms are 30 days, and the current month is July, then payment is due by the end of August. However, if you want to give the customer 30 days from the invoice date, you can use the Payment Due Date option. The Payment Due Date is displayed shown in the invoice lookup form.

Service Contract:

for example, maintenance plans and on-site help.The Service Contract details will show on the Job Cards.

Select the arrow to the right of the text box to see the terms already added, or select the button to the right of the arrow to add new ones. You can also add a discount amount to be deducted per item for a specific stock group.

Discount Rate

The discount the client will get automatically when purchasing will be displayed on the invoice payment tab.

If you type the discount rate in as a negative percentage then this percentage will be added to the invoice, for e.g. the client must pay a surcharge for e.g. fuel.

Discount per Stock Group

You can set the discount % per customer per stock group.

See also Stock Items > Stock Groups.

Line Discount %:

The discount % will be shown for each invoice line.

Price Level

In the chapter on inventory, we looked at the 10 different prices SI+ has. If you don't select a price level then price level 10, the highest price, will be used as default.

If you for e.g. you choose 5, the client will be charged Price 5, as shown in the Inventory Main form.

Related Company

A company that is related to your company and that allows you to sell to them at cost price on the invoice. This shows as a column in stock turnover.

Auto Reconcile

If a client pays their account, SI+ will automatically allocate the payment against the oldest invoices. The best method is to do the allocations manually. See Customer Enquiries

Automatically Email Invoice

Select if you want to email the client after the invoice has been made.

Paid By

If the account is Paid By, for example a head office, select the customer's (head office) responsible for paying the account. If you create an invoice for this customer, the invoice will be linked to the 'Head Office'. The reference will display the customer's code for which the invoice was created.When you retrieve the invoice, the original customer's detail will be displayed.

General

Branch

See Branch

Language

Statements,invoices, job cards, quotations will be printed in the selected language.

See also Settings: Language

Dealer  / Agent

If this customer was gained through a certain dealer (agent) select the dealer. All dealers must be added as a supplier, go to Supplier > Add Supplier

If a dealer is specified and you create an invoice for the customer, the invoice will be linked to this dealer. To see a list of invoices belonging to a certain dealer, go to the Invoice Lookup form and filter for the specific dealer's invoices you want to see by typing the dealers name in the blue filter line, in the column with the heading Dealer . There is also a Dealers column in the Stock Turnover form.

Warehouse

See Inventory > Warehousing

Branch Header to use

Each customer can belongs to a different branch. The branch information is displayed on invoices, statements, job cards and quotations.

This means that the heading (letterhead or image) can be different for each client. For example, the Harji Motor Group owns the Kia and Chev agencies. They have only one workshop but wants to print Hyundai as heading on the Hyundai clients' job cards and Kia on the Kia clients' job cards.

See also Company > Add or Edit Branches

Statement Type

You set which method to use per customer.

Open Item

In order for this method to work, whenever you process a payment from the customer, you have to indicate which invoices have been paid. In other words, you have to match payments to invoices.

SI+ gives you the option to automatically match all payments from the oldest invoices down. This can be set individually for each customer. Check the Auto Reconcile checkbox.

When printing a statement for an Open Item account, any outstanding transactions from the previous period will be individually displayed. Transactions which are allocated in the current period will also appear on the statement.

Balance Brought Forward

This method requires no matching of payments to invoices.

When printing a statement for a Balance Brought Forward account, any outstanding transactions from the previous period will be shown as one consolidated brought forward transaction (amount).

Discount Rules

Customer Main Form:

Discount Rate sets the discount on the total amount on the invoice.

Line discount and Volume discount is always checked and blocked against Stock Group Maximum Line Discount.

Line discount order of use: the first one to match is used.

1.Special Active = No line discount will be given. (Inventory form)

2.Volume Discount (Price level will be ignored) (Inventory form)

3.Customer Line Discount (Discount will be given even if the client have a different Price Level) (Customer form)

4.Stock Group Automatic Maximum Discount (Inventory Options form)

5.Customer Discount per Stock Group (Customer form)