Purpose
Use this process to enter an Accounts Payable (AP) Credit that will be allocated to an unpaid invoice at a later date.
Who Should Use This
Trust Accountants
Steps
1. Navigate to Invoices & Credits
Go to:
Accounts Payable → Invoices & Credits
2. Enter Transaction Details
Supplier / Owner
Select the supplier or owner to be credited.Credit Note #
Enter the supplier credit note number.
If no credit note has been issued, enter the original supplier invoice number.Order Number
Enter the work order or purchase order number, if applicable.Credit Date
Enter the date shown on the supplier credit note or client stamp.Transaction Type
Select Credit.Payment Method
Displays automatically based on the supplier or owner setup.Property
Select the property to apply the credit to. This should match the property used on the original invoice.Unit
Select a unit if the expense relates to a specific unit.Account Code
Select the appropriate expense account code.
If a Directly Recoverable account code is selected, you may link the credit to an Accounts Receivable (AR) transaction if required.Description
Enter the description as per the supplier credit note.From / To Dates
Enter the service period, or use the credit date if unknown.Due Date
Enter the credit date.Tax Rate
Automatically populated based on property and owner tax status.Gross Amount
Enter the credit amount. Net and Tax values will auto-calculate.
3. Process the Credit
Click Process to review the transaction summary
The credit will display as a negative amount
4. Attach Documents (Optional)
Attach the supplier credit note PDF
Attach to Owner Reports if required
5. Complete the Transaction
Click Complete
A confirmation message will display:
“You have successfully completed this transaction.”
Next Step
To allocate this credit to an unpaid invoice, go to:
Accounts Payable → Credit Allocations
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