Debtor's Summary

Debtor's Summary

Debtor's Summary

Quick Answer: This article covers debtor's summary in GuestPoint.
The Debtors Summary table shows you a complete list of all debtors who owe you money.


      


The total is shown as well as the amounts - 30, 60 and 90+ days old. You can click on the ‘Print’ icon to print a full  Aged Debtors Report. You can also click on a Debtor’s name to access their Debtor screen, where you can view current and past transactions, make payments, write off bad debts, transfer and email invoices. This is covered more fully in the Debtors screen section.




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