Accounting and Invoicinglesson 3 of 5
Written lesson
Register a payment against an invoice, including a partial one, and see why an invoice shows In Payment.
Read the lesson →Record a customer payment
Course contentslesson 3 of 5
Accounting Basics4 min
Invoicing6 min
Bank and Cash6 min
What Payments gets you to
- Record a full or partial payment against an invoice
When the customer pays, open the invoice and click Pay.
- Choose the Journal the money went into: the bank, or cash.
- Check the Amount and the Payment Date. The Memo carries the invoice number, which helps match the payment with the bank statement later.
- Click Create Payment.
If the amount is less than the invoice, BridgeERP asks what to do with the difference: Keep open leaves the rest due; Mark as fully paid closes the invoice and posts the difference to an account you choose, which suits bank charges or a small discount.
In Payment or Paid?
After a payment an invoice can show In Payment: the payment is recorded but not yet matched with the bank transaction. It turns Paid when you reconcile the bank, which is the next lesson.
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