In the Payment Journal window, you can use the Suggest Vendor Payments batch job to suggest payment lines. Lines for things like payments that are due soon, or payments where a payment discount is available, are suggested based on your settings.
To benefit fully from suggested lines, you must first prioritize your vendors. For more information, see How to: Prioritize Vendors.
Vendor entries that are not On Hold are not included.
If you want to take advantage of payment discounts, and have entered an available amount, the amount will be used for:
When you use the Suggest Vendor Payments batch job to create payment lines for your vendors, you can fill two special fields to make sure that the generated lines use the due date to calculate the posting date. These fields are Calculate Posting Date from Applies-to-Doc Due Date and Applies-to-Doc Due Date Offset.
You cannot use the Calculate Posting Date from Applies-to-Doc Due Date field together with the Find Payment Discounts field or the Summarize per Vendor field. If the posting date is based on the due date, some payment discounts may not calculate correctly because the posting date is after the payment discount date.
Also, if the calculated posting date is in the past, then the posting date is moved up to the work date, and a warning is displayed.
Alternatively, you can manually create payment lines using the due date to calculate the posting date. After you apply vendor ledger entries, you can use the Calculate Posting Date action to update the posting date on the journal line with the due date of the related purchase invoice. For more information, see How to: Apply Purchase Transactions Manually.
If the purchase invoice is overdue, the posting date is set to the work date, and the font on the line becomes red.
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