Relationship Between Customer and Customer Ledger Entries
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When you post transactions to customers in Sparkrock 365, the following customer entries are created:
Customer ledger entries
Detailed customer ledger entries
Explore customer ledger entries
Customer entries provide more information about customers and sales business. Customer ledger entries are posted entries from sales documents, for example, sales orders, sales invoices, and journals, such as cash receipt journals.
The detailed customer ledger entries store the actual amounts of the customer transactions, such as an invoice. The customer ledger entries show the amounts as FlowFields.
Examples of where additional detailed customer ledger entries are created to change the customer ledger entries include the following:
Foreign currency exchange rates
Payment discounts
Payment tolerances
Applications
Rounding
To view the customer ledger entries for a customer
Choose , enter customers, and then choose the related link.
The Customers page opens.
Select the customer for which you want to view the customer ledger entries, and then on the action bar, choose Related > History > Ledger Entries.
The Customer Ledger Entries page opens.
To view the details of a customer ledger entry, select the customer ledger entry for which you want to view the details, and then on the action bar, choose Entry > Detailed Ledger Entries.
The Detailed Customer Ledger Entries page opens.
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