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Does Microsoft Navision allow creating Account Receivables Adjustments?

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Hello Team,

Could you clarify, does Microsoft Dynamics Navision allow creating Account Receivables Adjustments?
Unfortunately, I cannot find how to create them.

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    Andrew,

    This is a NAV/Navision Forum, not GP. Please go to the GP Forum to ask the question.

    Thanks,

    Steve

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    Steven,

    Sorry, it was my mistake. I asked about adjustments in Microsoft Dynamics Navision.

    I amend the mistake.

    Could you clarify how to create AR adjustments in Microsoft Dynamics Navision?

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    What kind of adjustment is it that you want to do. Adjustment due to currency exchange rates or something incorrect invoiced?

  • Andrew1986 Profile Picture
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    For example, Debit Memos, Order Entries, etc.

    I found only the following:

    - Finance Charge Memo

    - Reminders

    - Refund

    And the increases the Customer Balance.

    Are these all the adjustments available?

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    You can post  salesorder, invoices, credit memos, payments, reminders, finance charges, and refunds. In addition you can adjust for currency rates if you post in foreing currency.

    So i think you have all the options you need.

    Most of them can be posted either through a journal, the  receivable functionality in the finance module or through the sales module. 

    Here are some links to documentation that might be helpful for you:

    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/business-central/receivables-manage-receivables

    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/business-central/sales-manage-sales

    If you have other question about one or more of these different transaction types, please feel free to ask them.

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    Andrew,

    Business Central allows for a multitude of transaction types to post to a Customer and their sub-ledger (Customer Ledger Entries). This includes:

    Sales Invoice

    Sales Return Order, which produce Sales Credit Memos

    Sales Credit Memos

    Sales Corrections, which produce reversal of a Posted Sales Invoice or Posted Sales Credit Memo

    Finance Charge Memo

    Customer Payments, called Payments

    Customer Refunds, called Refunds

    Reminders are not a transactional document that posts an entry to the General Ledger or Sub-Ledger. It is a feature in which you can setup reminder emails that are sent to customers who are past due based on a rule.

    All-in-all, Business Central can create all types of adjustments to a Customer account.

    Hope this answers your question.

    Thanks,

    Steve

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