Click Process to create a batch of invoices for the recurring charges, as you specified.
Enter the range of records from which to select:
Use this field to specify whether to create a new batch or add the invoices to an existing batch, as follows:
If you select Add To An Existing Batch, Accounts Receivable displays an additional field. Use the new field to select an existing batch to which to add the invoices.
Accounts Receivable processes all recurring charges up to the specified run date. The run date is used as the document date for all the invoices in the recurring charge batch, and when you post the batch, it is entered as the Last Run Date in the recurring-charge records you processed.
When you use the A/R Create Recurring Charge Batch screen to create invoices for recurring charges, Accounts Receivable uses the session date as the default. You can enter a different date.
Choose the type of record by which to select the accounts for which to create recurring charge invoices. You can choose:
When you select recurring charges by customer number or customer group, Accounts Receivable creates invoices for all recurring charges for the customer.
You use the A/R Create Recurring Charge Batch screen to create recurring charge invoices for the customers and charges you select.
The program creates a new invoice batch with the next available invoice batch number.
You edit recurring charge batches using the A/R Invoice Entry screen.
Note: Accounts Receivable does not process recurring charges for customers whose records are inactive or on hold.
On the A/R Recurring Charges screen, you can specify a starting date and an expiration date for a recurring charge.
When you create a recurring charge batch, an invoice is created for a recurring charge only if the batch creation date is between the starting date and the expiration date for the charge.
On the A/R Recurring Charges screen, you can specify a maximum amount for a recurring charge.
If an invoice for the full amount of the recurring charge would put the total invoiced for the charge over the maximum amount, an invoice is created for only the outstanding amount, instead of the full amount.