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Payment Terms

Payment terms define when and how invoices should be paid. Go to Accounting > Configuration > Payment Terms.

Common Payment Term Types

Type Example Due Date Calculation
ImmediateDue on ReceiptDue date = invoice date
Net DaysNet 30, Net 60Due date = invoice date + N days
End of MonthEOM 30Due date = last day of next month
After Invoice MonthEOM + 15 daysDue date = EOM + 15 days
Early Payment Discount2/10 Net 302% discount if paid within 10 days, otherwise due in 30
Fixed DateDue on 15th of next monthDue date = 15th of the month after invoice date
Multiple Installments50% now, 25% in 30 days, 25% in 60 daysMultiple due dates with percentages

Customer Payment Process

  1. Invoice posted → customer is sent invoice.
  2. Customer pays (bank transfer, check, card, portal payment).
  3. Go to Accounting > Customers > PaymentsCreate.
  4. Select customer, payment amount, payment method, bank journal.
  5. Click Validate - payment is posted.
  6. Reconcile the payment with the invoice(s) it covers.

Follow-up & Collections

Quickenerp can send automated follow-up emails for overdue invoices:

  • Configure Follow-up Levels in Accounting → Configuration → Follow-up Levels.
  • Each level defines: days overdue, email template, and action (e.g. add interest, send final notice).
  • Quickenerp auto-sends emails based on the schedule.
  • View overdue invoices in Reporting → Aged Receivables.
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