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Northgate's invoices
Dan asks what makes up the £14,280. Three invoices, the oldest due 23/08, 64 days.
Every figure traced to an invoice
finance
Ask who is late and Centrus reads the open invoices in Sage Intacct, compares them with each customer's terms, and lists them oldest first. It can put the list in a workbook and draft a chase in Outlook for someone in your field service office to send. Sage Intacct is only read. Nothing in it changes.
how it runs
Kate asked at 14:20 on Mon 26/10. This is Northgate's three invoices, the workbook, and the note drafted for Paul.
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Dan asks what makes up the £14,280. Three invoices, the oldest due 23/08, 64 days.
Every figure traced to an invoice
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Kate asks for a workbook, oldest first. The 11 invoices and the £42,600 go into the sheet.
Oldest first, in the sheet
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Kate asks for a note to Paul Grant on INV-2289. It's drafted in Outlook for her to send.
Drafted, and Sage unchanged
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Northgate's invoices
Dan asks what makes up the £14,280. Three invoices, the oldest due 23/08, 64 days.
Every figure traced to an invoice
before and after
Kate's question at 14:20 on Mon 26/10: 11 Sage Intacct invoices past their terms, £42,600.
The list
Without Centrus: The aged report run in Sage and exported
With Centrus: Asked in chat, the overdue invoices read from Sage Intacct
Northgate
Without Centrus: The three invoices added up by hand
With Centrus: £14,280 traced to INV-2289, INV-2290 and INV-2291
The sheet
Without Centrus: Last month's workbook with the old figures
With Centrus: A new workbook, oldest first, £42,600
The chase
Without Centrus: Written once someone finds the oldest
With Centrus: Drafted for Paul Grant, and Sage left unchanged
keep going
Invoices chased, matched, checked against the contract and sent.
in the 30 minutes
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