Customer Enquiries - Amount Type

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Customer Allocations - Amount Type

Go to Customer > Enquiries or Customer > Lookup, right-click on the customer and select Open Enquiries.

 

 

 

Customer Allocations

Allocation Amount

Allocation Amount

Enter the amount you want to allocate in the Allocation column.

Tip: Double-click to insert the amount automatically or right-click for options.

 

Unmatched Allocations:

If a payment or credit note is not matched to an invoice, it becomes an unmatched allocation.

Unmatched allocations remain on the customer’s statement until they are assigned to invoices.

 

Allocating Payments:

Payments can be linked to multiple invoices (customers often pay for several invoices at once).

To auto allocate payments, select the Auto Allocate checkbox in the Customer Form.

A. Note

Allocation Notes

Use this column to link a specific payment to multiple invoices (debits) by entering a unique number (e.g., the Audit No.) in the Allocation Note field.

You can filter by this unique number to view only the payment and its associated invoices.

Also, use this field to add notes about payments, credits, or other details.

 

Viewing Accounts Needing Allocation:

To see a list of accounts that require allocation:

 

1.Go to Customer>Statements Allocations

2.Click Show Customers That Must Be Allocated

 

What happens if no Customer (Debtor) allocations are done

Open Item Statements will be incorrect – The system won't correctly reflect outstanding amounts.

Aging on the account may be inaccurate – For example:

If an April invoice is paid in May, but no allocation is done, the aging will show:

April: Outstanding invoice amount

May: A credit for the payment

This misrepresentation can affect financial reporting.

 

Auto Allocations

Can help resolve this issue by automatically applying payments to the oldest invoices.

Limitation: Auto allocations may not always be 100% accurate, especially when credit notes are involved.

 

Colour Codes In The Customer Allocation Column

In the Customer Enquiries and related forms, the Allocation column uses color indicators to show the payment allocation status of each transaction:

Green – Fully Allocated

  The full amount of the invoice has been allocated.

Red – Not Allocated

  No amount has been allocated against this transaction.

Yellow – Partially Allocated

  Only part of the invoice has been allocated.

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