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Hello everyone,

 

I have a couple of customer cheque payments which have been unpaid (rejected) due to a lack of funds in the customer's account.  Therefore the invoice was cleared on their customer account when the payment was received, however I now need to 'unpay' the invoice so that it shows as outstanding on their statement.

On other software I would process a payment to the customer account (noting that it was due to an unpaid cheque) instead of a receipt but I can't find how to do this on Sage?  Any suggestions?

Thanks very much.

Kelly

 



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Go to the customer ledger, and in the left hand column you should see a link to enter a "refund" - that's how you process a payment to a customer. You can't put a lot of detail in, though, other than what the "Reference" field allows.

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Thank you Vince. I will give it a try.

Kelly

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I haven't used Sage in a while but I am sure I used the below way of doing it before when a colleage allocated incorrect invoices to a received payment:

 

file - maintenance - corrections - search transaction - edit

 

I am sure you will be able to amend/cancel the received payment that way.

 

Let me know how you get on :)



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