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How to manage a payment plan?
It may happen that some of your cash-strapped clients ask you to follow them to facilitate the payment of their bills. The solution generally used is to set up
a payment plan
.
We will explain how to manage your payment schedule in
My DSO Manager
in order to have
an optimal follow-up avoiding any drift
in respect of the commitments.
In case you have a credit insurance, an information must be communicated to your insurer otherwise you can lose your right to compensation.
Step 1
Select the transactions concerned by the payment plan in the
statement of account
of your customer and
click on the «
Change
status
... » button
:
Step 2
Then
assign a
status
and
add a comment
to the items concerned by the payment plan:
It is recommended to put a precise comment that reflects the terms of the payment plan. It will be included in the confirmation email sent to your customer.
Step 3
You can send
a confirmation by email
to your customer :
Sending an email to your client is strongly recommended to manage your schedule with a visible history in
My DSO Manager
. You can attach a file to your email if needed.
It is also possible to attach the schedule agreement at the customer master level in the Credit and Risk Folder tab.
Step 4
You must define
the next step in following your schedule:
For this you need to "
create a
specific action
on the selected items
".
The
specific action
will be positioned in your agenda.
Feel free to change the name of your
specific action
to make it more meaningful and easily identifiable in your collection agenda.
As of December 30, ensure that the payment has been received and
extend the date
of the action on the second deadline (20/01).
So you have
a control of the running of the schedule agreed
and can act if a deadline is not respected.
Tip
→
Create templates for your
specific actions
, and :
How to make « live » a
specific action
?
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