Debit Orders - Setup Tutorials
Overview
A Debit Order is an arrangement with a bank or financial institution. It allows a business or service provider to automatically deduct a set amount of money from a customer’s bank account at regular intervals. This process is typically used for recurring payments, such as monthly bills, loan repayments or subscription fees.
When a customer authorises a debit order, they grant permission for the service provider to withdraw funds directly, simplifying the payment process and ensuring payments are made on time.
💡This tutorial explains how to set up the accounts to manage debit order receipts.
How to Set Up a Debit Order Management System in QuickEasy
- Create a Bank Account for your debit order management system:
- Navigate to Main Menu > Setup > Accounting.
- On Accounts (tab) expand the Statement of Financial Position > Assets > Bank.
- Right-click Bank and select Add Account.
- Create a new Bank Account with the same name as your debit order provider.
- Change the Terms for Debit Order Customers:
- Navigate to Main Menu > Setup > Accounting.
- Click Credit Terms (tab).
- Click Add Credit Term and enter Debit Order.
- Click Save (button).
- Change the Customer accounts:
- Edit the Customer.
- Navigate to Accounting (tab).
- Credit Terms = Select Debit Order from the dropdown list.
- Create a New Entry Type for Debit Order Customer Receipts:
- Navigate to Setup > Accounting.
- Click Entry Types (tab) and select Add Entry Type.
- Create an Entry Type as follows:
- Enter the Description: Debit Order Customer Receipts.
- Set VAT Type: No VAT.
- For Debit: Ledger (leave the account field blank).
- Set Credit: Customer.
- Under Status (section), make sure the Accounting (column) is checked for the "Pending" Status.
- Under Status (section), make sure the Default (column) for the "Complete" status is set to Reconcile.
- Accept the defaults for all other fields.
- Click Save (button).