03/11/2026
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The Continia Banking fields on the customer, vendor, and employee card

Continia Banking adds specific fields to the customer, vendor, and employee cards that help you manage payments. This article serves as a reference for the updates made by Continia Banking to these cards.

You can find the Continia Banking fields on the Payments FastTab of the customer, vendor, and employee cards.

In this article, you'll find:

Field descriptions - the table below explains each Continia Banking field on the customer, vendor, and employee cards that help you manage payment methods, prepayments, and exclusions.
Action bar features - instructions on how to use the action bar options for tasks such as collecting payments via direct debit, printing statements, and setting up balance accounts.

Continia Banking fields on the customer, vendor, and employee card

The table below lists the Continia Banking fields, found on the Payments FastTab on the customer, vendor, and employee card, and explains how to use them:

Field	Description	Vendor Card	Customer Card	Employee Card
Skip Payment	Indicates whether all payments to this customer should be ignored when generating payment suggestions.
Bal. Account No.	A balance account must be applied to the payment journal lines for Continia Banking to validate and process the payments. When you specify the balance account on the customer card, a balance account is automatically applied to all purchase documents for the given vendor.
Allow Summarizing Payments	Indicates if multiple payments can be consolidated into a single payment suggestion. For more information, see Summarizing payments.
Exclude Credit Memos When Summarizing Payments	Indicates whether credit memos should be excluded when summarizing payments.
Exclude Refunds When Summarizing Payments	Indicates whether refunds should be excluded when summarizing payments.
Exclude Payments When Summarizing Payments	Indicates whether individual payments should be excluded when summarizing payments.
Employee Posting Group	Specifies the employee's category to link business transactions made for the employee with the appropriate account in the general ledger. The posting group includes details about the payables account, handling of different currencies, and management of rounding differences.
Currency Code	This field lets you select the default currency code that is automatically applied when creating entries for the employee.
Payment Reference Template	Specifies the template used for generating automatic payment references for this document.
Cost Type	Specifies the type of cost related to the document.
Prepayment %	Defines the percentage of the order amount that must be prepaid by the customer, regardless of the items or services on the order.
Application Method	Specifies how payments are applied to entries for this employee, vendor, or customer. The available options are Manual, which allows for custom payment allocation, and Apply to Oldest, which automatically applies payments to the oldest outstanding entries first.
Bank Branch No.	Specifies a number of the bank branch.
Bank Account No.	Specifies the account number assigned by the bank for the bank account.
IBAN	Specifies the International Bank Account Number for the bank account.
Swift	The SWIFT code, also known as a Bank Identifier Code (BIC), consists of 8 to 11 characters and helps ensure that money is sent to the correct bank and branch.
Partner Type	Indicates whether the payment is collected from an individual or a company, particularly for direct debit collections.
Intrastat Partner Type	Indicates whether the customer is classified as an individual or a company for Intrastat reporting purposes.
Payment Terms Code	Specifies the code for the payment terms, detailing how payments are typically made (for example, bank transfer or OCR). Continia Banking alerts you if any updates are needed due to changes from the bank.
Payment Method Code	Identifies the specific payment method code used by Continia Banking.
Priority	Specifies the importance of the vendor when suggesting payments using the Suggest Vendor Payments function.
Block Payment Tolerance	Indicates whether the vendor permits payment tolerance. When this option is enabled, payment tolerance is not accepted.
Preferred Bank Account	Designates the default vendor bank account to be used on payment journal lines for exporting to a payment bank file. This ensures that all payments processed through the journal automatically use this specified bank account for the vendor.
Reminder Terms Code	Specifies how reminders about late payments are handled for this customer.
Fin. Charge Terms Code	Specifies the terms under which finance charges are calculated for the customer.
Cash Flow Payment Terms Code	Indicates the payment term to be used for calculating cash flow, ensuring that due date calculations and cash flow projections are consistently based on the specified payment terms.
Creditor No.	Indicates the vendor's identification number. For Dutch localization: When you enter or change the value in Creditor Identifier, the same value is automatically copied to Creditor No., which is the field used by Continia Banking.
Print Statements	Indicates whether this customer should be included when printing the Statement report.
Last Statement No.	Shows the number of the last statement printed for this customer.
Block Payment Tolerance	Indicates that this customer is or is not allowed any payment tolerance.
Preferred Bank Account Code	Ensures that the specified preferred bank account is used for this customer when processing journal lines.
Exclude from Payment	When enabled, the customer, vendor, or employee is excluded from payment calculations. This means that they aren't included in the system's automatic payment processing and any invoices or payment entries related to them are not processed in the normal payment cycle.
Recipient Email	Specifies the email address used to notify the customer, vendor, or employee when making payments to this customer.
Remittance Advice Information Type	Lets you choose how remittance details are sent: by bank information only, bank plus email, or bank plus PDF. The Bank & PDF option is especially convenient when the recipient’s email address is unknown.
Compress Remittance Text	Indicates whether remittance advice text should be compressed for this customer, vendor, or employee.
Remittance Advice Information Type	Specifies how remittance advice information is typically sent to this customer, vendor, or employee.
Create Remittance Advice After Specified No. of Entries / Create Remittance Advice After Number of Entries	Indicates if remittance advice should be sent after a certain number of payment entries. The field is captioned Create Remittance Advice After Specified No. of Entries on the customer card and Create Remittance Advice After Number of Entries on the employee card.
Name, Address, Address 2, Post Code, City	On the Alternative Vendor Information FastTab on the vendor card and the Alternative Customer Information FastTab on the customer card, you can add the address if the name or address contains special characters.

Action bar features on the customer card

On the customer card's action bar, Continia Banking offers several functionalities:

To collect payments via direct debit

To set up direct debit mandates to collect payments:

Navigate to the customer card.
On the action bar, click Customer > Direct Debit Mandates to group payments based on the mandate ID. For more information, see Setting up Direct Debit.

To print a customer statement

You can print customer statements with a payment reference, allowing customers to pay multiple invoices using a single reference.

To print a statement:

On the customer card, on the action bar, click Report > Statement.
On the Customer Statement page, specify the required details and click OK to print the statement.

To configure balance accounts

Customer-specific balance accounts allow for more precise payment processing.

To set up customer-specific balance accounts:

On the customer card, on the action bar, click Related > Customer > Payment Balance Account Setup.
In the Bank Account column, select the bank account you want to use. For general use, select your primary bank account and leave the Currency Code column empty. For specific transactions, such as those in US dollars, set the Currency Code to USD.

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