If you have unapplied receipts, you can apply them at any time to posted invoices or debit notes.
To apply a receipt:
Note: If you use Payment Processing and want to process a credit card payment, you must select a payment code that uses the payment type SPS Credit Card before adding the receipt. After you add the receipt, the Charge button becomes available.
Tip: Click the Payment Code Finder to see a list of payment codes and associated payment types.
Tip: If you select the Filter By option, you can also select the Auto Apply option to let Accounts Receivable apply the document automatically to the document with the earliest due date in the customer's account.
Note: If you selected the Auto Apply option and you are satisfied with the result, skip the next step.
To partially pay a document, enter the amount to apply in the Applied Amount column.
Note: If you selected the Auto Apply option, Accounts Receivable displays Yes automatically for the documents it selected to pay. You can change the selection by double-clicking the Apply column in the row you want to change. You can also change the amount as described in this step.
If you apply an amount that is greater than the amount you actually received from the customer, you create a receipt with a debit balance. (You might do this, for instance, if you have not yet issued a credit note for the customer. When you process the credit note, later, you can apply it to the receipt to produce a net result of zero.)
If you apply an amount that is less than the amount you received from the customer, the unapplied portion is posted with the original receipt. You can then apply the unapplied portion of the posted receipt, later.
If you use Payment Processing and selected a payment code that uses the payment type SPS Credit Card, click the Charge button to process a credit card payment for the receipt.
Note: To cancel the application, close the A/R Receipt Entry window, and then click No on the message that appears asking whether you want to save your changes.
Post the batch that contains the receipt.