Miscellaneous Receivables Print Statements Instructions
Use the Miscellaneous Receivables Print Statements routine to print customer miscellaneous receivables statements. You can print statements on your pre-printed statement forms or prepare statements for printing by a third party as well as generate paperless statements.
Notes:
You must print statements before you perform the Miscellaneous Receivables Post. After the Post is performed the transactions are no longer in the Transaction file and can not be reprinted on the statements.
To assign and print receipt numbers on the miscellaneous receivables statements, see Statement Parameters Maintenance.
For more information about running reports, see Print View.
For more information about the buttons on the toolbar, see the Reporting Toolbar.
To see an example of the report, click Miscellaneous Receivables Print Statements Sample.
To open:
1. Click Daily Work from the menu.
2. Click Miscellaneous Receivables.
3. Click Print
Statements.
Or, use the keyboard
shortcut: [ALT] [y] [i] [t].
Miscellaneous Receivables Print Statements Window Example:
Miscellaneous Receivables Print Statements Prompt Options Tip: To quickly select or de-select all items listed, click Check All . |
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Enter the statement ID to print miscellaneous receivables statements. Notes:
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To select the services for which to generate statements, click to check the appropriate services listed. |
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To select the companies for which to generate statements, click to check the appropriate companies listed. |
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To select the books for which to generate statements, click to check the appropriate books listed. |
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To select the customer statuses for which to generate statements, click to check the appropriate statuses listed. |
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To select the categories for which to generate statements, click to check the appropriate batch IDs. |
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To select the batches for which to generate statements, click to check the appropriate batch IDs. |
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Sort |
To choose a sort option, click to select the appropriate button. Sort Options:
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The bill date displays. Or, enter another date for the bill date to include on statements. (mmddccyy) Note: The bill date is entered during Billing Message Maintenance. |
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The due date displays but you can enter another date for the due date to include onl statements. (mmddccyy) Note: The due date is entered during Billing Message Maintenance. |
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Service From |
Enter the service from date to include on customer statements, if applicable. (mmddccyy) Note: The service from date that prints on statements can be entered here or it can retrieved from the customer's billing transactions, if specified by the bill format that is set by NDS. |
Service Through |
Enter the service through date to include on statements, if applicable. (mmddccyy) Note: The service through date that prints on customer statements can be entered here or it can retrieved from the customer's billing transactions, if specified by the bill format that is set by NDS. |
Minimum Balance |
Enter the minimum balance the customer must have for a statement to generate, if applicable. (6.2 numeric) |
Account From |
Entry Options:
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Through |
Entry Options:
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Restart Account |
If your statement run aborted unexpectedly, perhaps during a printer jam, you can restart it. Entry Options:
Note: When you run a restart, make sure that all your other options are the same as the original print run. |
Notes:
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The lines of the statement message that will included on all statements display and can be edited. (up to 40 characters) |
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To include an additional message on the statements, enter the message code. Tips:
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Only Work Order Automation |
To only generate statements for mobile work order automation transactions, check this box. And, then make all the selections as you normally would. Or, to only generate statements for transactions that are not automated events, leave this box unchecked. Note: This only applies if you use mobile work orders. |
To begin printing, click Print,
or press [ENTER].
To print to the Print View window, click Print View . Or, to escape from the print routine, click Cancel . |
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To check the statement alignment by printing a test pattern on the first statement, click Alignment. Notes:
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