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Billing Ledger

The Billing Ledger screen allows a quick view into the total cost of a move in relation to Receivables created for Reimbursed Expenses and incurred Service Fees. Only Expenses and Service Fees with re

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The Billing Ledger screen allows a quick view into the total cost of a move in relation to Receivables created for Reimbursed Expenses and incurred Service Fees. Only Expenses and Service Fees with related Receivables will be shown on this screen.

This screen also allows you to view the payment status of Receivables based on the payment status of the related Invoice. The Billing Ledger is an assignment level screen.

Billing Ledger Screen

Expenses Section

  • Account: Long description of the expense account associated with the Expense

  • Date: Expense Date for the Expense as entered when creating the Expense

  • Amount Paid: Payment Amount of the Expense as entered when creating the Expense

  • Receivable Amount: Amount of the receivable created. The amount and currency may not equal the Amount Paid based on your Billing configuration.

  • Invoice Status:

    • Not Invoiced: The Receivable has been created but has not been added to an Invoice.

    • Invoiced - Not Paid: The Receivable has been added to an Invoice but the Invoice has had no Payment applied.

    • Invoiced - Partially Paid: The Receivable has been added to an Invoice and Payments have been applied but the Payments are less than the total Invoice amount.

    • Invoiced - Paid: The Receivable has been added to an Invoice and Payments have been applied that equal the total Invoice amount.

  • Receivable Balance: Shows the entire Receivable Amount until the Invoice has been completely paid. When completely paid will show a zero amount

Service Fees Section

  • Account: Long description of the expense account associated with the Service Fee

  • Date: Entry Date for the Manual Service Fee as entered when creating the Manual Service Fee

  • Receivable Amount: Amount of the receivable created. The amount and currency may not equal the Amount Paid based on your Billing configuration.

  • Invoice Status:

    • Not Invoiced: The Receivable has been created but has not been added to an Invoice.

    • Invoiced - Not Paid: The Receivable has been added to an Invoice but the Invoice has had no Payment applied.

    • Invoiced - Partially Paid: The Receivable has been added to an Invoice and Payments have been applied but the Payments are less than the total Invoice amount.

    • Invoiced - Paid: The Receivable has been added to an Invoice and Payments have been applied that equal the total Invoice amount.

  • Receivable Balance: Shows the entire Receivable Amount until the Invoice has been completely paid. When completely paid will show a zero amount

Adding a Manual Service Fee

If you have the correct security privileges, you can add a Manual Service Fee associated with the current Assignment. To create a service fee, click on

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Adding a Manual Service Fee

The Manual Receivable screen will pop-up to allow entry of a new Service Fee.

Fill in the required fields, and click on

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Manual Receivable Screen

Editing a Service Fee

You can edit a Service Fee Receivable (either auto created or manually created) until the Receivable has been placed on an Invoice. Click on the Account description of the Service Fee record to view its details.

Editing a Service Fee

The Manual Receivable screen will pop-up to allow edit of the Service Fee.

Make the necessary changes, and click on

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Updating a Manual Receivable

Deleting a Service Fee

You can delete a Service Fee Receivable (either auto created or manually created) until the Receivable has been placed on an Invoice. Click the Account description of the Service Fee record to view its details.

The Manual Receivable screen will pop-up to allow deletion of the Service Fee. Click on

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Deleting a Service Fee

Finalize the deletion of the Service Fee by confirming on the next prompt.

Confirm Service Fee Deletion

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