Managing Your Credit Control using Sage Accounts 50

Sage 50 Credit control is used to monitor customer’s accounts so that they can stay motivated to pay all outstanding invoices through Phone Calls, Debtor Letters, Statements and Sanctions. All you have to do is write Customer’s Debt and the customer will find it that he/she is not able to pay his/her outstanding invoices.

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Steps for Managing Your Credit Control using Sage Accounts 50

Various Customers’ Records are connected to Terms of Payments. It also calculates the invoices of the due dates.

It consists of calculation of starting point and number of days. Example: the employment of payment terms.

💠 Starting of Month: 30 days
💠 Date of Documentation: 25 days

When you enter customer’s invoices, payment terms are used by Sage 50. This is for the calculation of date due to expected invoices and payment.

Total Time: 35 minutes

Ageing Periods

💠 Outstanding Transactions in the Ageing periods are determined by the length of time since the initially posted time. It can easily be set from three to eight different periods. All the periods have specific days. Typically, it contains a number of days: 30, 60 and 90.
💠 Enter the date into your computer and the transaction will be aged from the same date only. Normally, it is treated like that your days in payment terms and your date of the first period should be the same.
💠 The Aged Debtors Report in your first day will show the transactions that are not due for the payment yet.
The transaction along with the ageing period falls into this is printer like

💠 Customer’s Statement
💠 Aged Debt Report

Periods of Due Date

Any transaction’s escalation point has been marked with the due date period. It is for those who have passed the due date. 3 to 8 separate due date periods can be set and can also be linked with each of the due date periods.

The calculation of the due date period starts from the day/date of the invoices to be paid and the category, the transactions fall into. These are taken as

💠 Debtor letters
💠 Due date reports

Monitoring of Customer Debt

Various inquiry screens and a number of reports are used for monitoring the net amount of debts you carry. It is to view all outstanding debts of the customers in one go with very high convenience.

For Monitoring Total Debt Levels:

💠 Report of Aged Debtor
💠 There are detailed versions of the summary and report.

Examination of Single Customer’s Debt:

💠 Work space Credit Control

Motivating customers to pay

💠 It gives motivation of paying outstanding debts to the customers. You can send Debtor Letters and Statements to the customers.

💠 Oldest transaction of the customer is linked with the age of the debtor letter. A debtor with escalating severity can easily be set up and it can be linked to the period of the due date that has been defined.

💠 Outstanding debts are only produced with the help of debtor letters along with the alignment of generated letters and customer’s oldest debts.

Non-paying Customer Sanctioning

If any outstanding debt is not addressed by the customer, perform this action:

💠 Reduce the payment terms and credit limit
💠 Place the account that can be kept on hold so that you can’t raise an

These actions can be linked to the debtor’s letter production so that a certain age can’t be achieved for a letter generation and the sanction can be applied to the customer’s account.

To know more, you can get in touch with our Sage 50 technical support team via our Toll-Free Number 1800 964 3096, our Sage 50 Chat Support is also available on our Website www.accountingadvice.co.