By chakriya NUON on January 3, 2023
Beginner

Payment Request

A Payment Request is used to request payment from a Customer for a Sales Order or Invoice.

Payment Request is sent via email and will contain a link to a Payment Gateway if set up. You can create a payment request via a Sales Order or a Sales Invoice. A Payment Request can also be set up against a Purchase Order or a Purchase Invoice for internal records. Then, payments can be processed in bulk using a Payment Order.

To access Payment Request go to:

Home > Accounting > Accounts Receivable > Payment Request

1. Prerequisites

Before creating and using Payment Request, it is advisable to create the following first:

  1. Sales Invoice
  2. Purchase Invoice
  3. Sales Order
  4. Purchase Order

2. How to create a Payment Request

A Payment Request cannot be created manually, it is created from a Sales/Purchase Order or Invoice.

2.1 Creating Payment Request via Sales Order 

In a Sales Order, click on Create and then click on Payment to make an advance payment. To know more about advance payment, visit the Advance Payment Entry page.

Payment Request From Sales Order

2.2 Creating Payment Request via Sales Invoice

In a Sales Invoice, click on Create and then click on Payment to make payment against the invoice.

Payment Request From Sales Invoice

Select appropriate Payment Gateway Account on Payment Request for accounts posting. Account head specified on payment gateway will be considered to create a Journal Entry.


Note: Invoice/Order currency and 'Payment Gateway Account' currency should be the same.


Payment Request Details

2.3 Notifying the Customer

You can notify customer from Payment Request using Print Format. If the customer contact email is set, it will be fetched automatically. If not so you can set an email address in Payment Request.

Payment Request Details

2.4 Request Mail(Not allow to test)

2.5 Payment request without using payment gate way(Not Allow to test)

3. Related Topics

  1. Payment Entry
  2. Payment Terms
  3. Sales Invoice
  4. Purchase Invoice


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