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Dealing with underpayments on invoices.

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How can I deal with underpayments on invoices. For example, receiving 13,000yen against invoice was 15,000yen.
In the case of:
 1.  Sending reminder
 2.  Invoicing in the next time

I am happy if I can know reference page of that.

Nobuhara.

 
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    Andrés Arias Profile Picture
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    Ahmad Subhani Profile Picture
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    Hi,
     
    For Underpayment:
      1- When you will do Future Payments (2000 Yen More) or Receipts then settle that against this Invoice.
      2- You can use the reminder feature of business central.
     
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    Mansi Soni Profile Picture
    8,951 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at
    Hello,

    To deal with underpayments on invoices in Business Central, such as receiving ¥13,000 against a ¥15,000 invoice, you can handle it in two ways:

    Sending a Reminder:

    Use the Reminders functionality to notify the customer of the remaining balance. Go to Reminders, create a new reminder for the customer, and include the unpaid amount. This helps follow up without issuing a new invoice

    Invoicing Next Time (Residual Posting):

    If you want to carry forward the balance, you can leave the invoice partially open. The remaining ¥2,000 will stay as open and can be collected with the next invoice or payment. 

    https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/business-central/receivables-send-reminders

    Hope this answer will help you!

    Regards,
    Mansi Soni


     
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    Jeffrey Bulanadi Profile Picture
    9,112 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    Hi,

    You're absolutely right to raise this — underpayments like receiving ¥13,000 against a ¥15,000 invoice are quite common, and BC offers a few clear ways to handle them depending on your preferred approach.

    Here’s what’s possible:

    • Send a reminder for the unpaid balance
      • Use the Reminders feature to prompt the customer to settle the remaining ¥2,000.
      • BC can generate and email reminders based on due dates, grace periods, and templates.
    • Keep the invoice partially open for future application
      • Post the ¥13,000 as a partial payment in Register Customer Payments.
      • The invoice will remain open with a ¥2,000 balance and can be settled later.
    • Include the unpaid portion in the next invoice
      • Leave the outstanding amount on the ledger and create a new invoice when ready.
      • The old balance remains visible for reconciliation and aging.
    • Write off the underpayment using payment tolerance
      • For small discrepancies, use the payment tolerance feature to close the invoice automatically.
      • This requires setup in your Customer Posting Group and General Ledger Setup.

    Helpful references:

    Apply payments to unpaid sales documents – Microsoft Learn
    Register Customer Payments – D365 Training
    Payment Tolerance Setup – Cynoteck
    Send automated reminders – LFSPL
    Reminder setup in BC – Microsoft Learn
    How to send reminders – BC Geek
    Automatic reminders configuration – UseDynamics


    If you find this helpful, feel free to mark this as the suggested or verified answer.

    Cheers
    Jeffrey

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    Sohail Ahmed Profile Picture
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    To handle underpayments in Business Central:
     
    1. Send a reminder:
    Use the Reminder feature under Sales > Reminders to notify the customer of the unpaid balance (e.g., 2,000 yen). You can set reminder terms and generate a reminder document.
     
     
    2. Invoice the difference next time:
    You can leave the balance open and apply it with the next invoice, or create a new invoice just for the remaining amount.
     
     
    ✅ Mark this answer as verified if it helps you.
     
     

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