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A workorder did not show up on an account When posting the workorder totals, the system did not find the account and therefore marked the item as an unposted balance. If the operator watches the warning flags on the computer screen, or checks the report, this will not escape their attention. If the operator is warned that the account does not exist, when posting the payment, first check for the account. If you are sure it does exist, then reindex the A/R files. This will usually fix the problem - THEN repost the payment to A/R on the Workorder menu.
If the workorder has been closed, if you create the account in A/R, the transaction will automatically be attached to the account, and a statement can then be run.
My totals and balance due do not seem to add up on some accounts Timing is crucial with A/R. The operator should run statements and close the account at the same processing time. Even though the system allows an earlier closing date, it should not be used unless you are absolutely sure that no PAYMENTS have been posted to a date following the entered closing date. For example, if you post a payment on July 5, then on the 10th you close, but set June 30 as the closing date, your statement will look strange. This is because the system sees the effect of the payment on individual items, but does show the payment because it occured after the 'closing date.'
The system will accurately track the totals in this case, even though the numbers look funny on the statement. However, if the closing date of the statement was July 10, then everything on the sheet will be perfect. |