Finances

Commercial finance documents — receivables, payables, invoices, bills, payments, and payment terms. Cash book and ledger live in treasury and accounting.
NameDescription
Supplier bill freight matchesA link between a supplier bill line and an actual or adjustment freight charge.
Supplier bill matchesA match of the quantity of a supplier bill line to a receipt.
Supplier bill line itemsA line of a supplier bill or credit note.
BillsA supplier invoice awaiting payment, kept as an open item on the supplier payable account.
Supplier bill taxesThe tax base, rate, and amount on one supplier bill line.
Invoice line billing plan contributionsThe quantity that one sales order billing milestone contributes to one customer invoice line.
Customer invoice line itemsA line of a customer invoice or credit note.
Customer invoice payment optionsThe payment currency, payment method, and optional treasury account printed on a customer invoice.
InvoicesA customer invoice kept as an open item on the customer receivable account.
Customer invoice taxesThe tax base, rate, and amount on one customer invoice line.
Loan installmentsA scheduled payment of principal and interest on a term loan.
PayablesThe balance that one company owes to one supplier in one currency.
Payment applicationsThe part of a payment applied to one open customer invoice or supplier bill.
Payment application taxesA tax amount recognized or reversed when a payment application is processed on a cash basis.
PaymentsMoney received from a customer or paid to a supplier, applied against documents and treasury accounts.
Payment termsA rule that sets the due date of a customer invoice or a supplier bill.
ReceivablesThe balance that one customer owes to one company in one currency.