Prepayment Line Items

  • Prepayment Line Items

    Posted by josh-kandiko on December 9, 2016 at 4:32 pm
    • Josh Kandiko

      Member

      December 9, 2016 at 4:32 PM

      We recently started processing prepayments in NAV and everything is working great.  The only problem is the sales invoice lines all show the prepayments account instead of the item they are actually prepaying.  Is there a setting that carries through the description of the item to the sales invoice prepayment?

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      Josh Kandiko
      Saris Cycling Group
      Madison WI
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    • David Wiser

      Member

      December 9, 2016 at 8:09 PM

      Unfortunately, no.  You would have to modify the invoice print to look to the sales line description versus the generic prepayment note.

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      Dave Wiser
      Controller
      Beckwith & Kuffel
      Seattle WA
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    • Eduardo Diaz

      Member

      December 12, 2016 at 8:54 AM

      Hello Josh,

       

      I would suggest unchecking the “Compressed Prepayment” before posting the prepayment. This will print the description of all prepayment line items. We found that most customers are OK with this approach.

       

       

      Regards,

       

      EDUARDO M. DIAZ | IT DIRECTOR

       


      Direct:  +1 305.925.4007

      Office:  +1 305.925.4000

      E-Mail:  ediaz@minequip.com

      http://www.minequip.com

       

      ——Original Message——

      We recently started processing prepayments in NAV and everything is working great.  The only problem is the sales invoice lines all show the prepayments account instead of the item they are actually prepaying.  Is there a setting that carries through the description of the item to the sales invoice prepayment?

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      Josh Kandiko
      Saris Cycling Group
      Madison WI
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    • Josh Kandiko

      Member

      December 12, 2016 at 10:19 AM

      Thanks Eduardo!  That’s exactly what we needed!

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      Josh Kandiko
      Saris Cycling Group
      Madison WI
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    • Larry Miller

      Member

      December 12, 2016 at 12:07 PM

      Eduardo,

      Are you responding as the prepayments are for a “customer” – I only see this prepayment window on the Purchase Order side (Vendor)?  May just be a setup issue that my sales orders don’t show this?

      Please advise.

      Larry Miller

      Unidex Packaging 

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      Larry Miller
      Unidex Packaging LLC
      Itasca IL
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    • Eduardo Diaz

      Member

      December 13, 2016 at 9:22 AM

      Hi Larry,

       

      The “Compressed Prepayment” feature is on both Sales and Purchase Prepayments. On a Sales Order, open the “About this Page” (Ctl+Alt+F1). You should see the “Compress Prepayment” from a table perspective. If  you do, you will just need to show that field for your profile. Check Cronus for comparison purposes.

       

       

      Regards,

       

      EDUARDO M. DIAZ | IT DIRECTOR

       


      Direct:  +1 305.925.4007

      Office:  +1 305.925.4000

      E-Mail:  ediaz@minequip.com

      http://www.minequip.com

       

       

      ——Original Message——

      Eduardo,

      Are you responding as the prepayments are for a “customer” – I only see this prepayment window on the Purchase Order side (Vendor)?  May just be a setup issue that my sales orders don’t show this?

      Please advise.

      Larry Miller

      Unidex Packaging 

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      Larry Miller
      Unidex Packaging LLC
      Itasca IL
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