Topic:
Sales
The Customer Document lets you store details about the Customer and create, recall and view all associated information and Documents.
Prerequisites
Using salesorder.com the basics
Creating a new Customer
To create a new Customer either use the Customers Shortcut, or from the Explorer click Sales->Customers and click 'New Customer' from the Customer List.
Customer Key Facts
• | The Customer name must be entered, but it does not have to be unique. |
• | The Customer's Balance field shows how much the Customer owes you. If its value is negative you owe the Customer money. |
• | Once the Currency is set it cannot be changed. The Customer balance will always be expressed in the selected currency. Moreover all transactions for the Customer will be in the selected currency. |
• | The Balance field by default is 0.00, however it can be set to a value. In this case an underlying opening balance transaction will be generated within accounts. |
• | If the Customer is VAT registered and a member of the EU remember to check the the 'Member of EU (Not UK)' field in the Profile Tab. This will ensure VAT returns are calculated correctly for trading with EU Customers. |
Using the Customer Document
• | Once the Customer is created you can perform associated tasks such as creating Quotes and Invoices, receiving Payments etc. by using the Customer's Action Bar. |
• | You can also find any associated Documents by using the 'Find' drop-down on the Action Bar. |
• | You can use the 'Transactions' Tab to list/find any associated transactions such as overdue Invoices etc. |
• | Useful tip: The Transactions,Contacts and Memos tabs can all be used when the Customer has been popped up in its own window using . |
Related tasks and information
Configuring Customers
The Customer Portal
Generating Customer Statements
Working with Sales Quotes
Working with Sales Orders
Working with Cash Sales
Working with Sales Invoices
Working with Customer Credit Notes
Working with Payments from Customers (Money In)
Working with Price Levels
Working with Price Lists
Processing Credit Card Payments
Working with Sales Opportunities
Working with Jobs
Working with Contacts
Working with Leads
Leads, Prospects and Customers
Working with Prospects
Working with Memos
Importing Data
Working with Emails
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