Setting up payment suggestion templates
Payment suggestion templates store the settings and filters used to generate payment suggestions. Templates are useful in companies where several bookkeepers work with payments, for example, when one bookkeeper manages international payments, another manages local payments, and a third manages direct debits. Each bookkeeper can use a predefined set of filters instead of entering the same settings each time a payment suggestion is created.
To add a payment suggestion template
To add a payment suggestion template:
Search () for and select Payment suggestion templates. You can also create a template directly from a payment proposal.
The Payment Suggestion Templates list page gives an overview of all templates and shows the basic fields. From this page, you can create a template, set the suggestion filters with the Set Suggestion Filters action, and start a payment suggestion with the Create Suggestion action.
Click New to add a template, or click Edit to open the card and complete the remaining settings.
In the Journal Template Name and Journal Batch Name fields, specify where you can find the payment suggestions once the template is applied.
On the card, the settings are grouped into the General, Suggestion, Templates, Suggestion Filters, and Job Queue sections. Fields that are rarely used are hidden behind Show more, and fields that apply only to Advanced Payment Suggestion mode appear only when the journal used by the template runs in advanced mode. The filters on accounts and entries appear as readable text, so you can see the current filter without opening it. You can now define the other settings for your template, such as:
Tip
For general information on how to work with job queues, refer to the Microsoft documentation.
To create a payment suggestion from a template
- On the Payment Suggestion Templates page, select the template.
- On the action bar, select Create Suggestion. The Payment Suggestion report opens, and the settings from the template are applied on the request page.