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1 Accounts Receivable in NAV
Amanda Mayer, New View Strategies @NAVUG

2 Amanda Mayer Independent Trainer and Consultant Former NAV Customer Former Corporate Controller Used NAV since 2009 NAVUG member since 2011 NAVUG All Star since 2015 Blog at

3 Agenda Standard NAV features Customers Sales Receivables

4 What’s in a Customer

5 Customer Card - Invoicing
Sell to one Customer, bill a different one Foreign Currency What is your base currency? Posting Setups What currency is the customer order \ required invoice? Discounts

6 Customer Card - Payments
Payment Terms Print Statement Partner Type Preferred Bank Account

7 Customer Card – Shipping
Location Code Shipment Agent Shipping Advice Agent Service Shipment Code

8 Sales – It’s all about controls

9 Who should have access \ do what?
Sales Orders Warehouse Shipments Items Everything else Document Approval

10 Standard Sales Codes Sales Orders Sales Invoice
Create Standard Sales Code Add Sales to Customer

11 Vouchers & Receipts

12 Payment Terms - General
Document date controls the calculation of payment terms Payment terms table is shared by both customers and vendors Manage discounts through payment terms Manage strange due dates (i.e first of the month, last day of the month) Due date can be updated if document date was incorrect for posting

13 Payment Terms - Examples

14 Multi-Currency

15 Multi-Currency Payments – General Ledger
Home Currency = blank LCY code = Home currency code (i.e. USD, GBP) Appln. Rounding Precision = amount up to which exchange gain / loss will be recorded

16 Multi-Currency Payments - Receivables
Appln. Between Currencies – All Allows system to automatically record exchange gain / loss

17 Multi-Currency Receipts - Currency
Unrealized gain \ loss = revaluation entries Realized gain \ loss = financial settlement of foreign currency

18 Multi-Currency Payments – Exchange Rates
Base currency (USD) is 100 Foreign currency (AUD) is 100 * current exchange rate i.e. 100 * Use 100 instead of 1 increases the accuracy of FX calculation

19 Other

20 Other functions Sales Journal Prepayments Deposits Refunds
Due Date Editing Sales Tracking – Order Entry change of Bill-to Corrective Credit Memo vs Correct

21 Q & A

22 Thank You Contact: amanda@newviewstrategies.com
Please remember to complete the webinar survey and check out my future webinars and Academy classes for Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable this year. @NAVUG


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