how to enter a sale without going through accounts receivable?

Derek Atkins warlord at MIT.EDU
Sun Nov 11 16:11:06 EST 2007


Hi,

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Quoting red at pixelearth.net:

> Derek Atkins wrote:
>> Quoting red at pixelearth.net:
>> You would skip the business features and just enter a normal transaction
>> from Income -> Checking.  Yet in so doing you'll lose the mapping of
>> the transaction to the Customer.  But that's your choice; it's all or
>> nothing at this point.
>>
>>> Thanks
>>
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>> -derek
>>
> I realized that I would lose the map to the customer, which would hurt
> me when I want to do reports. So it is now my understanding that the
> only transactions I can link to customers are the ones that go through
> Accounts Receivable. Is that right?

The only transactions that you can link to customers are ones that get
created by going through the Business features.  You cannot manually create
transactions through the register to have them apply to a customer.

> Is there a way to map a transaction to a customer without making an
> invoice for them? Many customers pay me on the spot, so no invoice is
> required. How do I map those transactions to customers?

No.  you need to create an invoice and then you can immediate pay it.
There's no shortcut.

-derek

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