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    Customers

    • This section will list your customers. Which can be used in sale documents throughout the system.

    • Customer details and functionality can be setup in this feature. For instance, customers can have different Payment methods and Tax authorities.

    • The screenshot below shows a sample grid of customers, which includes some key information.

      Further information
      • Code: Customers code.
      • Description: This will be used to identify the customer.
      • Company: The customers company name.
      • Customer information: Postcode, email, phones, website.
      Tip

      To modify the columns displayed, select in the top right of the page, then untick the information you do not want to see.


    Viewing a Customer

    Select Sales / Customers from the Main section of the pulse menu -

    Note

    This is an example screen shot of the pulse menu.

    Position of the menu items within pulse will vary according to available options and dependant on personal screen resolution.

    or from the Main Menu select Sales then Customers -

    or enter Customers in the Quick Launch Side Menu.

    This will then show the Customers on the system where normal customisation of Sets can be used.

    You can use the search bar to find a customer.

    Tip

    To modify the columns displayed, select in the top right of the page, then tick/untick the information you want to see or not.

    Create a new Customer
    1. Select Customers from one of the options as shown above in View Customers.

    2. Press New.

    3. Fill in the Account name.

    4. Tick the boxes to assign the customer roles.

      Tip

      Each of these tick boxes will inherit settings e.g. ticking Supplier will also create the customer as a supplier to be used in purchase Documents.

    5. Under the customer tab select a Customer group. This will auto fill defaults such as the Currency used by the customer.

    6. Fill in the other fields in the tabs depending on your needs. For more information see The tabs explained

    7. Press Create.

    Edit/setup Customer details/functionality
    • When you double click on a customer, you will be presented with the full customer record. By clicking Edit in the top left of the page, you can amend the details and customer functions.

    • When you are happy with the changes made, press Save.

    • Along the bottom are the customers tabs, each tab will present the customers details and functionality.

    Tabs explained:

    • Contacts
    • Details
    • Customer
    • Bank Accounts
    • Pricing
    • Documents
    • Transaction history
    • Legacy documents
    • Log
    • This section will present the Contacts that you have listed for the customer. Press Edit then Add to list more contacts under the customer.

    • You can also Assign a contact to be the main account if there is more than one contact.

    • Customer details are kept in this tab e.g VAT and company number.

    • Customer group: The Customer group is used to both categorise the Customer and the basis of default settings. Upon change of a Customer Group, the settings e.g. default payment method will be rederived from the Customer group.

    • Credit control: This section offers the setup of customer credit control though credit limits and credit control communications.

    • Credit assessment: This section is where you set the credit reporting date, score and customer risk level.

    • Sale: Setup of default Currency, Payment term, Payment method, Price band and discount percentage are done in this section. You can also choose whether or not the customer receives invoices.

    • Tax: The customers Tax authority defaulted from the Customer Group but can be overwritten. It is also used to determine the available tax bands & tax codes which can be used for documents created for the Customer.

    • Tax band - default Tax Band to be used when producing documents.

      When Multi is ticked, Multi tax authorities field appears to allow for multiple tax authorities to be entered. This will allow selling from customers with different tax authorities.

    • Addresses: Choose the default addresses used for invoices and deliveries in this section.

    • Defaults: Set customer defaults for Sale documents in this section e.g the Cost centre being invoiced, Department or Project.

      Ignore deferred income:

      - tick this option if you don't want deferred income for Sale(s) related to this Customer.

    • Payment methods are selected in this tab.

    • Customer Bank accounts are added here. More than one bank account can be added and you can set one as the default account for transactions.

      Direct Debit Instructions can also be entered here directly.

    • Setup of pricing is done in this tab. You can add Products with a variety of selection criteria depending on your needs.
    • A list of the Customers Documents are stored in this tab e.g. Sales invoices.
    • The transaction history for the customer is stored in this tab. There are also analytics available to customise how you see the data.
    • The legacy transaction history for the customer is stored in this tab. There are also analytics available to customise how you see the data.
    • This is the history log of the customer.
    Produce a Customer statement
    • In this section you can produce, preview and send customer statements. To do so, fill in the selection criteria based on your needs then press Submit.

    Selection criteria explained:

    • Legal entity: If there is more than one legal entity, this criteria will allow you to select an individual entity for the customer statement.
    • Aging by: This is the date that the debt is aging from on the statement.
    • As at: This is the date that you would like the statement to be created for.
    • Customer: The customer that the statement is for.
    • Currency: The statement currency.
    • Outstanding only: Tick this box if you would only like the outstanding debt to be shown on the statement.
    • Excludes reversals: If reversals have been made, you may want these excluded from the customer statement. If this is the case, tick this box.
    • Include dispute: TicK if you want to include disputed sales invoices in aged debt statement.
    • Preview: Tick this box to allow a preview of the statement.

    Updated February 2024

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