If Accounts Receivable is integrated to General Ledger, then you must enter a valid ledger code against each field.

Even if you do not make use of a particular sales order facility, you must still enter a valid (dummy) ledger code against the appropriate field.

Indicate the General Ledger account to use for any transaction involving a sales amount for customers belonging to this branch.

The sales amounts (including tax) are posted as debits to this account.

The credit entries are either processed through the interface entry (for stocked and non-stocked and other charge line types) as defined against the AR Sales Ledger Interface (General Ledger Integration) or against the appropriate control accounts for the other types of entries as defined below.

This would be an Asset account on the Balance Sheet.

This ledger account is credited when you charge customers belonging to this branch for freight.

The debit entry is posted to the AR control account.

This would be a Revenue account on the Income Statement.

The ledger account that is credited when you levy finance charges on customer accounts.

The debit entry is posted to the AR control account.

This would be a Revenue account on the Income Statement.

The ledger account that is credited when rounding errors occur.

The debit entry is posted to the AR control account.

The ledger control account for deposits taken in Counter sales (Sales Order Entry) and Point of Sales (Point of Sale Entry).

This would be a Liability account on the Balance Sheet.

The ledger control account to credit for the tax portion of sales made to customers belonging to this branch.

The debit entry is posted to the AR control account.

	This code is not used for ledger integration if you have defined sales tax integration to General Ledger at tax code level (Tax Options). The ledger account defined against the tax code is used as the account to which sales tax is credited for sales made to customers.

This would be a Liability account on the Balance Sheet.

The ledger control account to credit for GST on sales made to customers belonging to this branch (Canada only).

The debit entry is posted to the AR control account.

This would be a Liability account on the Balance Sheet.

Indicate the ledger code to debit with the cost of sales value of freight charges raised against customers for this branch.

This cost is entered when processing freight charges against a customer order (Sales Order Setup).

This would be an expense account in the General Ledger.

The ledger code to credit for all transactions involving a cost of sale which does not relate to a stocked product code.

The debit entry is processed against the appropriate control account for the other types of entries as follows:

It is advisable to define a unique range of numbers for each branch to prevent duplicate numbering, especially if you allow the customer's branch to be overridden when generating invoices.

A prefix can only be associated with an invoice if the invoice numbering method is by branch and the key type for invoices is defined as alphanumeric (Set Key Information).

Because the prefix uses the digits allocated for the document number, a maximum of 10 digits can be used for the document number itself when using a prefix of 10 characters.

A prefix can only be associated with a RMA if the key type for RMA numbers is defined as alphanumeric (Set Key Information).

Because the prefix uses the digits allocated for the document number, a maximum of 10 digits can be used for the document number itself when using a prefix of 10 characters.

You can only access these fields if the Sales Order numbering method is set to By branch and/or Generate delivery note numbers is set to By branch - with prefix (Sales Order Setup).

It is advisable to define a unique range of numbers to each branch to prevent duplicate numbering, especially if you allow the customer's branch to be overridden when generating sales orders, credit notes and debit notes.

A prefix can only be associated with a Sales order, Credit note or Debit note if the sales order key type is defined as alphanumeric (Set Key Information).

A prefix can be associated with a Delivery note if delivery notes are being generated by branch with prefix (Sales Order Setup).

Because the prefix uses the digits allocated for the document number, a maximum of 10 digits can be used for the document number itself when using a prefix of 10 characters.

Indicate the number that must be used for the next debit note you generate. This number can be a maximum of 15 digits and must begin with a nine (e.g. If your presentation length is 10 digits, then this number will be in the range 9 000 000 000 to 9 999 999 999).

You can only access this field if you indicated that the generation of delivery note numbers is required at branch level (Sales Order Setup).

A prefix can only be associated with a quotation if the quotation numbering method is by branch (Quotation Setup) and the key type for quotations is defined as alphanumeric (Set Key Information).

Because the prefix uses the digits allocated for the document number, a maximum of 10 digits can be used for the document number itself when using a prefix of 10 characters.