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How to Track Supplier Payments in Rewaa

Learn how to access supplier payments, view them, and print them.

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Payments are all financial transactions made between you and the supplier, whether for purchase invoices or their returns.


Steps to Access Supplier Payments

  • Go to Purchases & Suppliers > Supplier Payments.

  • A list of all transactions made with suppliers will appear.

Viewing Payment Details

  • Search for the invoice by number or supplier name.

  • Click the 👁 icon next to the invoice.

  • All information related to the transaction will appear.

Printing Payment Details

  • Search for the invoice by number or supplier name.

  • Click the 👁 icon next to the invoice.

  • Click invoice number

  • Click Print.

  • Select the printer name.

  • Click Print.

Payment Voucher

To print a payment voucher:

  • Search for the invoice by number or supplier name.

  • Click the 🖨️ icon next to the invoice.

  • Select the printer name.

  • Click Print.

To save a payment voucher as PDF:

  • Search for the invoice by number or supplier name.

  • Click the 🖨️ icon next to the invoice.

  • Select Save as PDF.

  • Click Save.


FAQs

1. Can I export payments to an Excel file?

No, you cannot export the payments list to an Excel file. However, you can view them directly from the platform.

2. How can I view payments related to purchase invoices only?

From the Supplier Payments list:

  • Click the Invoice Type field.

  • Select Purchase Order Payment.

3. How can I view credit payments for a specific supplier?

From the Supplier Payments list:

  • Search for the supplier name.

  • Select the payment invoice type.

  • All related invoices will appear.

  • Click each invoice to view its details.

4. When viewing payment details, there are two invoice numbers. What do they mean?

  • Invoice Number (1): This is the Supplier Payment Invoice number.

  • Invoice Number (2): This is the original invoice number that was paid (Purchase Invoice or Return Invoice). It is displayed as a reference number for the transaction.

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