The Open Item Link facility allows you to link payments, credit
notes received from creditors, and other debit transactions to purchases
(invoices received from creditors) and to edit the links for your open item
creditor accounts. Open-item linking relates debit transactions posted to an
account to credit transactions which are posted to the same account. TurboCASH
stores two amounts for transactions to open-item accounts, the amount of the
transaction as well as an "outstanding amount".
If you create or edit Creditor Accounts, you need to consider some of the following aspects when deciding if you should use open item or balance brought forward age type option:
The Creditor Open Item Link screen:
Click on the Input - Open Item Link menu option
or on the
icon or speed button. You may also press the
and
keys or press the
and
and
keys on your keyboard. The Debtors search facility and the Open Item Link screen will be
displayed.
To select a Creditors Account, press the
key or
click on the Close
button of the Debtors search facility to close or exit the screen.
Click on the
speed button or icon. The Creditors search facility screen
will be displayed. Select the creditor account. All the transactions for the
selected creditor account will be displayed.
The screen consists of 2 sections (i.e. Debit and Credit).
Debit - On the top part of this screen, all the debit transactions entered and posted in any batch type, or documents (goods returned notes - if you are generating documents from your stock item code file).
Credit - On the bottom part of this screen, all the credit transactions entered and posted in any batch type, or documents (purchases - if you are generating documents from your stock item code file).
- Sort the displayed transactions according to Reference
Number - descending (from the highest reference number to the lowest reference
number).
- Sort the displayed transactions according to Reference
Number - ascending (from lowest reference number to highest reference
number).
- Sort the displayed transactions according to
transaction Date - descending (from the latest date to the earliest
date).
- Sort the displayed
transactions according to transaction Date - ascending (from the earliest date
to the latest date).
- Sort the displayed transactions according to the
transaction Amount - descending (from the highest amount to the lowest
amount).
- Sort the displayed transactions according to the
transaction Amount - ascending (from the lowest amount to the highest
amount).
If you create or edit Creditor Accounts, you need to consider some of the following aspects when deciding if you should use open item or balance brought forward age type option:
-
The Open Item age type is more accurate than Balance Brought
Forward Ageing. It is a bit slower to process Open Item ageing than Balance
Forward.
- If you have a large number of transactions for a creditor and you wish to reconcile each payment made, or other debit transactions with individual purchases or credit transactions.
-
Processing Batches - When a transaction (Goods returns or
credit notes received from creditors or other debit transactions) is entered
in any batch type (Purchase or returns or creditor allowances batch, payments
batch, general journal, etc.)
- Processing Documents - When a Goods Returned document is posted or updated to the ledger.
The Creditor Open Item Link screen:
icon or speed button. You may also press the
button of the Debtors search facility to close or exit the screen.
The screen consists of 2 sections (i.e. Debit and Credit).
Debit - On the top part of this screen, all the debit transactions entered and posted in any batch type, or documents (goods returned notes - if you are generating documents from your stock item code file).
Credit - On the bottom part of this screen, all the credit transactions entered and posted in any batch type, or documents (purchases - if you are generating documents from your stock item code file).
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- Sort the displayed transactions according to Reference
Number - descending (from the highest reference number to the lowest reference
number).
- Sort the displayed transactions according to Reference
Number - ascending (from lowest reference number to highest reference
number).
- Sort the displayed transactions according to
transaction Date - descending (from the latest date to the earliest
date).
- Sort the displayed
transactions according to transaction Date - ascending (from the earliest date
to the latest date).
- Sort the displayed transactions according to the
transaction Amount - descending (from the highest amount to the lowest
amount).
- Sort the displayed transactions according to the
transaction Amount - ascending (from the lowest amount to the highest
amount).
