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* Ensure that the header status of invoices/bills matches the associated line status values.
* Ensure that the header status of invoices/bills matches the associated line status values.
* Ensure that unposted transactions don't have any net ledger transactions.
* Ensure that unposted transactions don't have any net ledger transactions.
Common Posting Problems
# Both sides of the posting are to the same account.  This is often caused by:
** Setting the account of bill/invoice lines to the control account.
** Setting the account of bill/invoice lines to a different control account to the current transaction control account (impacts balancing of the other account)

Revision as of 08:43, 16 March 2021

Follow these steps to validate and debug problems with debtors and creditors reports.

  • Check that totals of bill/invoice header and line balances match each other.
    • If they don't match, find specific transactions that do not match and review the data. The calculation of balance on either the header or the line may be incorrect.
  • Run the reconcilation
    • Check that the total "Outstanding" amount matches:
      • Creditors: The sum of balances on bill headers/lines including -ve balances for credit notes.
      • Debtors: The sum of balances on invoice headers/lines including -ve balances for credit notes.

General Checks

  • Ensure that no invoice/bill line is over-paid. Suspect duplicated allocations or migrated data from old systems.
  • Ensure that the line status of invoices/bills matches the balance owing.
  • Ensure that the header status of invoices/bills matches the associated line status values.
  • Ensure that unposted transactions don't have any net ledger transactions.

Common Posting Problems

  1. Both sides of the posting are to the same account. This is often caused by:
    • Setting the account of bill/invoice lines to the control account.
    • Setting the account of bill/invoice lines to a different control account to the current transaction control account (impacts balancing of the other account)