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I have terms set up and assigned to vendors but when I run an aging it seems to default to 30 days.
so for example if
invoice date is June 27th and vendor terms are 30 days, the amount shows up in current bucket
invoice date is June 27th and vendor terms are 10 days the amount still shows up in current bucket even though it’s past due.
What do I need to do to get it to report correctly on aging?
As Richard stated, go to Transactions | Purchasing | Edit transaction information, and pull up the vendor and invoice # to check the DUE DATE on it for sure. If it's not showing in the right aging bucket, then run the Reconcile utility for the vendor and check again.
Cheryl
Microsoft Support
Has this report been modified? If you pull up these documents what is shown as the due date? Are the correct payment terms listed on the invoice?
Are you aging by Due Date or Document Date?
Hi Darin,
Are you trying to change Vendor Terms after the fact ? Not sure that will work as GP calculates the Due Date based on the Vendor card at the time the invoice is created...
To test the new terms, you'd have to create a brand new document which would then read the terms from the card.. Try that out in a TEST company.
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