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How to record advance payment on the web

To record advance payment. First, select the “Customers” option from the dashboard on the left and select or search for the customer for the

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Updated over a year ago

Step 1: Go to “Customers”.

Select the “Customers” option from the dashboard on the left.

go to customers

Select or search for the customer for whom you want to record the advance payment.

search for the customer

Step 2: Click on “Ledger”.

Click on the “Ledger” option present at the end of the customer column.

click on ledger

Step 3: Enter the payment details.

Now, click on the “You Got” option present at the bottom of the pop-up.

click on you got

A new form appears. Enter the amount received, payment date, payment mode, and bank.

You can also add notes

add the payment details

Step 4: Click on “Add Payment”.

Now, click on the “Add Payment” option present at the top right corner of the screen.

click on add payment

Congratulations! You have successfully added the amount you received from the customer and a pop-up appears at the top of the screen informing the same.

payment recorded

Step 5: Go to Invoices.

Now, close the earlier form.

Click on “sales” from the dashboard on the left and select “Invoices” from the drop-down menu.

click on invoices

Step 6: Settle the payment

Select or search for the invoice for which you want to record an advance payment and click on the rupee icon at the end of the invoice column.

record the payment

A new form appears. Here, select the tick box near “Settle From Advance Payments”.

settle from advance payments

Note: You can also view or edit the payment details by clicking on the drop-down button near the “Payment Details” option.

Step 7: Click on “Update Payment”.

Now, click on the “Update Payment” option present at the top right corner of the screen.

click on update payment

Congratulations! You have successfully recorded your payment from advance payments.

payment is recorded

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