Tenancy transactions screen - by receipt view

This guide has been reviewed against our global client base and classed as relevant to all regions

'By receipt' view on the tenancy transactions screen shows the details of all receipts to the account - other transactions such as credit notes are also included

1. Accessing By Receipt view

From the Tenancy record, in the Accounts Functions panel:

  • Click Transactions and select By Receipt 

  • Each receipt, will be highlighted in bold
    The date received, payment method and amount are displayed
    APAC only: the Rent paid to date for each receipt will be displayed

  • Holding the mouse over the receipt displays a tooltip with further information - including if the receipt is cleared (as shown above)

  • Under each receipt is a list of the invoices paid, displaying the individual allocations

  • Columns provide details of the paid invoices - each column is explained below:

    • Date - date of the invoice 

    • Description - description of the invoice that was paid 

    • Invoiced - total of the original invoice paid

    • Paid - amount paid towards the specific invoice using the receipt

    • Unpaid - balance outstanding of the invoice after the receipt was allocated

    • Rent paid to - date that the receipt paid the rent to (APAC only)

    • Days late - using the rent due date, how late the payment was in days

2. Current unpaid invoices

  • Details of current unpaid invoices will also be displayed for visibility

3. Unpaid column

  • The unpaid column also retains historic data
    This allows you to see, at a glance, the tenant's payment history

4. Reversed/dishonoured receipt

  • If the receipt is reversed/dishonoured, the receipt will be marked as Reversed
    The transaction below is the debit leaving the tenant account

5. View further actions

  • Right-click on the receipt to view further actions

6. Expand/collapse each section

  • Right-click on the arrow to expand or collapse all

The view will be saved, so next time the screen is opened it will default to your preferred view

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