Charge to Account in BEST POS (Retail)
Summary
This article explains how to charge a sale to a customer account in BEST POS: eligibility, attaching the customer, charging the account (full or partial), and post-checks (balance, receipt). It includes variants (deposit + balance on account) and fixes when blocked (permissions, credit limit, missing customer).
Step-by-step Instructions
1) Prerequisites
- The customer is attached to the invoice (see article 3.1).
- The customer profile allows On Account (terms and credit limit set).
- The user has the required permissions for this tender.
2) Steps
- Confirm the customer on the invoice header (name and number visible).
- Press Subtotal to confirm the amount to be charged.
- To charge the full amount: press the On Account tender.
Check: the invoice closes and the balance is posted to the customer account. - For a partial charge: take the deposit first (e.g., Cash/Card), then press On Account for the remaining balance.
- Print or save the receipt per policy (receipt shows the on-account portion).
3) Variants (if applicable)
- Customer-specific terms: apply the customer’s price level or tax group before charging to account.
- Due date and references: add an invoice message (e.g., PO reference) to ease reconciliation.
- Later settlement: post a payment against the account via customer settlements (separate article).
Fixes and FAQs
- Tender blocked: check user permissions and ensure the customer is attached to the invoice.
- Credit limit exceeded: reduce the amount (take a deposit now) or raise the limit per policy.
- Customer not allowed: enable On Account on the profile, set terms and credit limit, then retry.
- Unexpected tax/pricing: verify the customer’s tax group and price level before tendering.
- Reversing a charge: use Void for the last action or issue a credit note / reversing payment per policy.
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