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Report: Receipt detail

How each receipt is applied to invoices: receipt, invoice, tenant, unit, payment method, amount applied.

Written by Etienne Champagne

The Receipt detail report lists, for a given period, how each receipt was applied to your customers' invoices. Each row connects a payment transaction to an invoice, the tenant, the unit, and the amount applied. It's useful for cash reconciliation and for answering "which invoice did this payment pay?".

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Where to find the report

Step 1.
From the left menu, open Analytics, then Reports.

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Step 2.
Under the Cash category, click Receipt detail.

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The reports list, under the Cash category.

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What the report contains

Each row corresponds to a receipt applied to an invoice:

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Receipt / transaction — the payment received and its date.

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Invoice — the invoice the amount was applied to.

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Tenant and Unit — the customer and unit involved.

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Payment method — card, pre-authorized debit (PAD), cash, cheque, etc.

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Amount applied — the portion of the receipt allocated to this invoice.

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The Receipt detail report, linking each receipt to the invoice, tenant, and amount applied.

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Credits kept separate from new payments

Applied credits are shown separately from new payments. This way, your cash receipts reconcile without counting a credit you already held on the customer's account as new incoming money.

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Choosing the period

Click Configure to select the period: Monthly, Quarterly, Semi-annual, Annual, or a custom range.

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Export or print

Click Export in the report's header to open the format menu, then choose:

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CSV (.csv) — a simple CSV file, to open in Excel or import into your accounting software.

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Excel workbook (.xlsx) — a ready-to-use Excel workbook containing a data sheet and a metadata sheet (report, period, facility).

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Print generates a paper or PDF version.

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Who this article is for

This report serves owners, managers, and your accountant with access to the facility's reports.

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