Payments

Payments

The Creditor Payments function records payments made to suppliers against open invoices.

Finances > Creditors: Payments

How do I capture a creditor payment?

  1. Click Make a payment.
  2. Select the creditor and the bank account.
  3. Enter the payment date and amount.
  4. Allocate the payment to the relevant invoice(s).
  5. Click Save.

Frequently asked questions

Can I make a partial payment? Yes. Enter the amount being paid and allocate it to the invoice. The remaining balance stays on the invoice as outstanding.

Can I reverse a creditor payment? Yes. Select the payment from the list and click Reverse.

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