Visma Net
About Customer ledger preferences
In the Customer ledger preferences (AR101000) window you can customise the Customer ledger workspace to your company's requirements. The settings information for the customer ledger is organised in five tabs.
On the General settings tab, you can set or change your company's settings for
- number series
- posting and retention
- data entry
- data processing
- commission settings for salespersons
- default write-off reason codes
- VAT recalculations
On the Price/discount settings tab, you can set or change your company's settings for
- default rate types
- price retention
- discount application
To start producing dunning letters, on the Dunning settings tab you define the process settings that are appropriate for your company. Then you run the process when needed. As a result of the process, you have prepared dunning letters that you can email or print and send by postal mail to your customers.
You can select how the system will prepare dunning letters through grouping overdue documents by:
- Customer account (the By customer option). This is the default.
- Customer account and the dunning level of a document (the By document option).
When dunning letters are sent, they have a cost. You can specify the amount of this dunning fee for each level.
In the Dunning fee item field you specify a dedicated non-stock item that provides an account and a subaccount to register the collected fee.
When a dunning letter of a particular level is released, the system generates an invoice for the customer with the fee amount specified for that level. This invoice is created with the Balanced status. You can adjust the fee amount, if needed, and then release the invoice in the Invoices window.
If you want the dunning fee documents to be automatically released, select the check box Automatically release dunning fee documents. The documents will never be printed, emailed, or sent to AutoInvoice since the fees are charged on the dunning letter itself.
If the dunning fee amount is set to zero, no invoice is generated.
The dunning fee amount is specified on the Dunning letter report.
You can send a dunning letter to a customer that contains invoices which do not have the same dunning level. The invoices are grouped by dunning level, but the dunning fee is the one of the highest dunning invoice and not the sum of the dunning fees for each level.
Select the Include other unpaid documents check box if you want the system to automatically include documents that are not yet overdue in the list of due documents in a dunning letter.
The option is selected by default.
You can exclude a customer from the dunning process, regardless of which dunning process you have selected. To do this for a customer, deselect both the Send dunning letters by email and Print dunning letters check boxes on the Invoicing settings tab in the Customers window.
If you prepare dunning letters by document, you can exclude a particular document from the dunning process by selecting the check box Exclude from the dunning process in the Dunning info section of the document in the Invoices window.
Visma Net assigns to each document the dunning letter level that is equal to the level of the last dunning letter that included this document.
If the document has not been included in a dunning letter yet, the system sets the dunning level for that document to 0.
You can send to a customer a dunning letter that contains invoices which do not have the same dunning level. The invoices are grouped by dunning level.
On the Mailing settings tab, you can set or change your company's settings for the format of dunning letters, invoices, expiry notes, and statements, as well as for default recipients.
On the Payment settings tab, you can set or change your company’s CID definition. It is possible to set up one definition for domestic payments and one for international payments.
Related tasks
Change the setting for automatic posting on release
Set up dunning letter mailing in the Customer ledger preferences
Set up invoice mailing in the Customer ledger preferences
Select processing options for overdue charges
Make overdue and dunning settings in the Customer ledger preferences
Select a CID for payment methods
Apply line discount to Item price or Extended item price
Set up a dunning letter mailing
Set up document amount rounding
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