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Receivables

Use either the Reconcile Receipts form in Oracle Receivables or the reconciliation forms in Oracle Cash Management to clear your receipts. We suggest you do not use both methods of reconciliation as the two features duplicate functionality. In later releases of Oracle Receivables the Reconcile Receipts form will become obsolete.


If you use Oracle Inventory and Oracle Order Entry for sales order shipments, you should elect to derive your dates, and use the shipment date for your invoice general ledger date. In this way you can ensure that you have booked your revenue and cost to the same accounting period.


To avoid duplicate customer names, you should query your existing customer names before entering another. For example, if you are entering an order for BOSS, you should first query the customer name using %BOSS%, which searches for all customers with BOSS in their name. If you find duplicate customer names, then you should inactivate the duplicate customer name as soon as possible to avoid using it in data entry. You should then use the Merge Customers form to select the original customer name into which you want to merge the duplicate customer information.


You should enter the telephone numbers that you want to use for collections as type General or Fax.


There a several fields that are missing from the customer interface tables. Create a temporary table that replicates the standard customer interface table but which includes the missing fields. Insert these records into the standard interface table (without the missing fields). Run the customer interface. Run a script that updates the production tables with the missing fields (from the temporary table). This way you already know what information belongs with which records (be sure that you are not attempting to load invalid values since you aren’t running through the interface program).


Generally, chargebacks are only used when applying payments to an invoice and the customer short pays or takes an unauthorized deduction. The process closes the original invoice and creates a new "chargeback invoice" for the difference. The reason why most people are unable to use chargebacks is that they MUST be tied to a specific invoice, and in most cases, you don’t know which invoice the customer is trying to take the deduction against.

 

 

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