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How to find and apply receipts

Learn how to find receipts and apply them in your operations.

A receipt is created to record a payment received from customers. You can record a payment received against the following:

- An invoice

- An advance payment

- If an On Account payment is received

Go to Operations - Receipts - Click on Add New Receipt - select customer - tick the checkbox for On Account - Enter amount in Payment Received - select Payment mode - Enter Bank Credit Date- Save

Go to Operations - Receipts - Click on Add New Receipt - select customer - tick the checkbox for Is Advance - Enter amount in Payment Received - select Payment mode - Enter Bank Credit Date- Save

Go to Operations - Billing - click on an invoice - click on Apply Receipts - a pop up will open which will display your On Account and Advance entries - enter the amount you wish to apply under Amount - click on Apply

Click on Add New Receipts - select customer - click on a single or multiple invoices to select them - click on Add Amount

In the Invoices section you will see all the selected invoices - under Amount you can make any changes if needed - select payment mode - select Bank credit date - click on Save

The amount will be applied against the invoice.

Tip: TDS calculations will take place automatically if the TDS % is entered in the Customer master.

1- Filter:

You can narrow down your search by customer, receipt number

2- Date range:

Select the date range

3- View Totals:

Based on the filter and date range applied you can see the Total Amount, TDS Deducted and Adjustment total

4- Receipt Number:

Receipt entry number

5- Entry Date:

Date when the receipt was created

6- Customer:

Customer name

7- Mode:

The payment mode for the receipt will be displayed here

8- Status:

Status of payment

9- Bank Credit Date:

Date on which the amount was credited in your account

10- Amount:

Total amount of the receipt

11- Unsettled Amount:

Any amount pending to apply to an invoice will be visible here

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