{"id":15148,"date":"2017-02-13T09:18:40","date_gmt":"2017-02-13T09:18:40","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.greytrix.com\/blogs\/sageaccpacerp\/?p=15148"},"modified":"2024-02-26T09:02:32","modified_gmt":"2024-02-26T09:02:32","slug":"significance-of-using-ap-payment-selection-codes-screen-in-sage-300","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.greytrix.com\/blogs\/sageaccpacerp\/2017\/02\/13\/significance-of-using-ap-payment-selection-codes-screen-in-sage-300\/","title":{"rendered":"Significance of using "A\/P Payment Selection Codes" screen in sage 300"},"content":{"rendered":"

When you create an automatic payment batch with Accounts Payable, you have to specify a payment selection code for the batch, which contains criteria for selecting vendors and outstanding invoices and generating transactions to pay them.<\/p>\n

Use the A\/P Payment Selection Codes screen to add payment selection codes. You must create at least one payment selection code if you want Accounts Payable to generate payments for invoices automatically.<\/p>\n

You can create as many payment selection codes as you want using the A\/P Payment Selection Codes screen. For example, you might have separate selection codes for processing US, Canadian, and Mexican payments.<\/p>\n

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In order to access the screen navigates to Accounts Payable<\/strong> \u2013> A\/P Setup<\/strong> \u2013> Payment Selection Codes<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Kindly refer the below screenshot for the same.<\/p>\n

\"Account<\/p>\n

\"AP<\/p>\n

In Selection Code field you can type a six characters code to identify the payment selection criteria.
\nPress the Tab key, and then type a description for the code in the description field. You can use this code in the Create Payment Batch screen to use the criteria that you are defining.<\/p>\n

\"Selected<\/p>\n

Select Tab: – <\/strong><\/p>\n

Kindly refer the below screenshot for the Select Tab.<\/p>\n

Last Maintained: –<\/strong> This field defines the date when you last edited and saved the payment selection code.<\/p>\n

Inactive Check Box: –<\/strong> You can set a payment selection code Inactive if we do not want it used by selecting this.<\/p>\n

Pay from Bank<\/strong>: – You can select a Bank from this which the checks will be drawn. If you have a multicurrency ledger, make sure the bank supports the currency that you want to use. Use the screens in Bank Services to change bank information.<\/p>\n

Select Vendors with this Bank code only: <\/strong>Each vendor is assigned a bank code (on the Processing tab of the Vendors screen), which allows you to pay vendors from particular banks.<\/p>\n

If you select this option, Accounts Payable creates payments only for vendors that use the bank code you specify on the Create Payment Batch screen.<\/p>\n

Bank Currency<\/strong>: – By using a finder you can select one bank currency or you must type a valid bank currency code. The bank currency is the payment currency. You can change the currency only to another currency that the bank uses. If you need to add a currency for a bank, you must use the Banks screen in Bank Services to do so. This field appears only if you have a multicurrency ledger.<\/p>\n

Vendor Currency<\/strong>: – By using a finder you can select vendor currency or you must type a valid vendor currency code. Accounts Payable restricts payment batches to a single currency. For example, you can pay vendors whose source currency is US dollars, or you can pay vendors whose currency is Canadian dollars, but you cannot pay both sets of vendors in the same system-generated batch. If you are paying vendors manually using the Payment Entry screen, you can mix vendor currencies, although all the payments will be in a single currency. This field appears only if you have a multi currency ledger.<\/p>\n

\u00a0Rate Type<\/strong>: – By using a finder you can select Rate Type or you must type a valid rate type code.Specify the code for the kind of rate you want to use when converting non-functional amounts to functional currency. Examples of rate types might be “spot rate,” “average rate,” and “contract rate.” Rate types are defined using the Currency Rate Types screen in Common Services.<\/p>\n

Apply Method: –<\/strong> This filed is used to select a Top Down<\/strong> or Prorate by Amount<\/strong>.<\/p>\n