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Applying Customer Credits
The Apply Customer Credit option setting within the Recurring Billing process dialog gives the user the option to apply any existing credits to the new recurring billing invoice. A partial payment to the new invoice will occur if the credit is less than the amount of the new invoice. The credit will be reduced, but not eliminated, if the new invoice is less than the amount of the credit.
The following general ledger transaction will be created using the accounts receivable account listed within the recurring invoice settings. Review the Processing a Sales Invoice section for more details on the general ledger transactions created within a sales invoice.
Debit or Credit | G/L Classification | ID | Amount |
Credit |
Accounts Receivable |
Customer ID | Recurring billing invoice total |
Debit |
Credit Clearing Account |
Customer ID | Recurring billing invoice total |
Credit | Accounts Receivable | Customer ID | Negative amount of recurring billing invoice |
Debit | Credit Clearing Account | Customer ID | Negative amount of recurring billing invoice |
The debit transaction uses the Credit Clearing Account instead of the usual Cash G/L account. Since the sum of the credit and the recurring invoice is zero, the cash account balance will be unchanged.
Select Sales > Options from the main EBMS menu and open the Recurring Billing tab as shown below:
The Credit Clearing Account is only used when a credit is applied to a recurring billing invoice. It is recommended that the standard cash account is used for this setting.
Review the Recurring Billing Process section to enable the Apply Customer Credit option.