Managing Payables
A big part of managing accounts payable is paying your vendors, or reimbursing your employees for expenses. You can use functions to add payments lines for purchase invoices that are due in the Payment Journal window. To send transactions to your bank, you can export multiple payment journal lines to a file, and then upload the file to your bank. You can also make payments by cheque, including transmitting cheques as electronic payments.
Another typical task is to apply outgoing payments to their related vendor or employee ledger entries in order to close purchase invoices, purchase CR/Adj notes, or employee accounts as paid. You can do this in the Payment Reconciliation Journal window by importing a bank statement file to register the payments. The payments are applied to open vendor, customer, or employee ledger entries by matching payment text and entry information. There are various ways to review and change the matches before you post the journal. You can choose to close any open bank account ledger entries related to the applied ledger entries when you post the journal. The bank account is automatically reconciled when all payments are applied.
Alternatively, you can apply outgoing payments manually in the Payment Journal window or from the related vendor or employee ledger entries.
The following table describes a sequence of tasks within accounts payable, with links to the topics that describe them.
| To | See |
|---|---|
| Generate due vendor payments or employee reimbursements, prepare cheque payments, and export payments to a bank file when posting. | Making Payments |
| Apply vendor payments automatically to unpaid purchase invoices by importing a bank statement file. | Applying Payments Automatically and Reconciling Bank Accounts |
| Apply vendor payments to unpaid purchase invoices manually. | How to: Reconcile Vendor Payments Manually |
| Ensure correct inventory valuation by assigning added item costs, such as freight, physical handling, insurance, and transportation that you incur when purchasing. | How to: Use Item Charges to Account for Additional Trade Costs |
See Also
Purchasing
Managing Receivables
How to: Use Item Charges to Account for Additional Trade Costs
General Business Functionality
Working with Dynamics NAV