Matching and Updating Remittances

Matching Process

  • Once the import is complete, the payment will group by Customer Group Name (parent or customer name with no parent) and the payment #
    • If a payment # was not imported, the payment will not show on the Customer Remittance Manager (CRM)
  • A script will match the invoice number to the existing NetSuite invoice record
  • For deductions, the script will update the deduction type for the customers will deduction rules setup

Update Missing/Incorrect Information

  • Drill down using the blue hyperlinks under Payment #

  • A new tab will open

Unmatched Lines

  • Scroll down to the bottom of the search
  • If the customer is not populated, the line is considered an unmatched line
    • All unmatched lines will appear at the bottom

  • For positive amounts, complete the following
    • If the invoice number is known, select the Invoice
    • If there is no specific invoice, select the customer and enter the amount in the Overage field (see Overages section below)
  • For negative amounts (aka deductions), select a customer and one of the following options:
    • Invoice and Deduction Types Shortage or Direct Deduction

  • Credit and Deduction Type Open Credit

  • Deduction Type and Division

  • For more information regarding the deduction types, refer to Deduction Types
  • Optional: For deductions that create credit memos, you can add additional information for the credit memo line. Use field Memo to CM. The system will automatically use the Inv # and Desc (ex. 3100000 | POD/NO MERCHANDISE RECEIVED FOR INVOICE [0025])

Overages

  • If the line is marked as an overage (highlighted in red) and the amount should be unapplied, enter that amount in the Overage field

Payment Method Update

  • All imports default to ACH as the method
  • If the method is different than ACH, update the Method field
    • Select the Method in first row
    • Select the correct method in the method drop down
    • Hold down SHIFT
    • Select the Method in last row
    • Hit TAB
Updated on June 20, 2023
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