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;<b>Term Name</b>: The name you want to call the payment term specification.<br><br>
 
;<b>Term Name</b>: The name you want to call the payment term specification.<br><br>
 
;<b>Net Days</b>: The number of days allowed for the customer to pay the invoice.<br>
 
;<b>Net Days</b>: The number of days allowed for the customer to pay the invoice.<br>
:: net days = &nbsp;0 means that payment is due on the same day that the invoice is issued<br>
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:: net days = &nbsp;0 means that payment is due on the same day that the invoice is issued (created/sent).  If the invoice is back-dated or dated ahead, the Net Days are still calculated according to the date created/sent<br>
 
:: net days = 10 means that payment is due on or before the 10th day after the invoice is issued: Issued on the 1st of the month, due on or before the 11th of the month<br><br>
 
:: net days = 10 means that payment is due on or before the 10th day after the invoice is issued: Issued on the 1st of the month, due on or before the 11th of the month<br><br>
 
;<b>Day-of-the-month</b>: The day of the month, following the invoice date, when the invoice is due.<br>
 
;<b>Day-of-the-month</b>: The day of the month, following the invoice date, when the invoice is due.<br>
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;<b>Grace Days</b>: The number of days (grace period) following the due date of the invoice to wait before charging late fees.  If the invoice is paid during the grace period, no late fees should be calculated; otherwise, late fees are calculated as of the date following the original due date of the invoice.<br><br>
 
;<b>Grace Days</b>: The number of days (grace period) following the due date of the invoice to wait before charging late fees.  If the invoice is paid during the grace period, no late fees should be calculated; otherwise, late fees are calculated as of the date following the original due date of the invoice.<br><br>
 
;<b>Due Date</b>: The last date on which the invoice can be paid without incurring late fees (except if the invoice is paid within the grace period).  Late fees are calculated as of the date following the due date of the invoice.
 
;<b>Due Date</b>: The last date on which the invoice can be paid without incurring late fees (except if the invoice is paid within the grace period).  Late fees are calculated as of the date following the due date of the invoice.
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Revision as of 14:57, 11 November 2020

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One of the first things you must do when preparing to invoice, is to set up the Payment Terms. SmartBilling permits users to add payment terms to suit their individual needs.

The screen shot below displays a series of sample payment terms created to illustrate the various possibilities that can be created:

Payment Terms.jpg

The parameters available to configure an individual payment term specification include the following:

Term Name
The name you want to call the payment term specification.

Net Days
The number of days allowed for the customer to pay the invoice.
net days =  0 means that payment is due on the same day that the invoice is issued (created/sent). If the invoice is back-dated or dated ahead, the Net Days are still calculated according to the date created/sent
net days = 10 means that payment is due on or before the 10th day after the invoice is issued: Issued on the 1st of the month, due on or before the 11th of the month

Day-of-the-month
The day of the month, following the invoice date, when the invoice is due.
Day-of-the-month = 0 means that payment is due on the last day of the month in which the invoice is issued
Day-of-the-month = 10 means that payment is due on or before the 10th day of the month in which the invoice is issued, if it was issued on or before the 10th of the month; otherwise payment is due on the 10th of the following month

First Following
The day of the month, following the invoice date, when the invoice is due.
First Following = 0 means that payment is due on the last day of the month following the one in which the invoice is issued
Day-of-the-month = 10 means that payment is due on or before the 10th day of the month following the one in which the invoice is issued

Grace Days
The number of days (grace period) following the due date of the invoice to wait before charging late fees. If the invoice is paid during the grace period, no late fees should be calculated; otherwise, late fees are calculated as of the date following the original due date of the invoice.

Due Date
The last date on which the invoice can be paid without incurring late fees (except if the invoice is paid within the grace period). Late fees are calculated as of the date following the due date of the invoice.



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