Training Video
Sometimes you receive a Credit that is applied and used all at once, and it would be cumbersome to take the time to apply the credit separately. In those cases, you can simply add a Negative GL line item that applies the credit amount within that invoice, saving you time and headache.
- When coding your invoice, still include the full total of the invoice, not including the credit.
- This will be the GROSS amount of the invoice, before any discounts.
- Add your GLs as normal
- While still coding your invoice, add a new GL line item, add the expense GL to be credited, and enter your negative amount.
- When approving the invoice, approve as normal.
- On the Accounting > Pay Invoices page, you'll see the Negative GL amount is listed in the "Credit Applied" column.
**Note: You will not be able to approve the invoice from the Manager Complete Data Entry screen. You will need to approve the invoice from Accounting>Approve Invoices.**
- You can still add credits from other sources as well.
- When you pay your invoice, the Invoice and Credit details can be seen on the Check stub.
Example:
I receive an invoice for $100, with a 10% discount, so I only need to pay $90.
Invoice Total = $100
GL Items =
55555 - GL 1 = $100
55555 - GL 1 = ($10)
In this case, my GL amount and Invoice Total won't match and that's OK
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