Viewing split bills

Split bills are visible in a number of different places. Primarily, they appear in the Accounts Ledger – the master bill is shown for the full amount of the bill and the associated sub-bills can be seen by opening the master in the Bill Viewer. The Credit Control Viewer also displays the details of sub-bills, as does the Statements screen.

To view split bills (Accounts Ledger):

  1. In the Accounts Ledger, click the Bill tab. Master bills appear for the full bill amount and have an "S" appended to their bill number to indicate that it is a split bill, e.g. 601105(S).

  2. Double-click the desired split bill to see the details of the associated sub-bills. The Bill Viewer opens. The Summary, Profit Split and Authorisation tabs relate to the master bill and a Split Bills tab relates to the sub-bills.

  3. Click the Split Bills tab. This tab shows a summary of each associated sub-bill (Summary tab). It also shows:

  1. (Optional) On the Summary tab, edit the Bill text to amend the comments.

  2. (Optional) On the Billing tab, lookup a different Invoicee.

To view split bills (Credit Control Viewer):

  1. In the Credit Control Viewer, on the Filters tab, apply the desired filters.

  2. On the Results tab, the matching bills are displayed. Split bills are shown as single entries for each invoicee. For example, a bill split between two invoicees will show as two credit control entries, totalling the value of the master bill. Their bill numbers have a "S" appended to them to indicate that they are sub-bills, e.g. 601105(S).

  3. (Optional) You can view the details of the master bill if you wish. Select the desired sub-bill and click Full Bill. You can also double-click a sub-bill as well. This opens the Bill Viewer.

To view split bills (Statements):

  1. In the Statements Viewer, on the Filters tab, apply the desired filters.

  1. On the Results tab, the matching bills are displayed. Split bills are shown as single entries for each invoicee. For example, a bill split between two invoicees will show as two credit control entries, totalling the value of the master bill. Their bill numbers have a "S" appended to them to indicate that they are sub-bills, e.g. 601105(S).

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