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Service Charge Register (ARR810)

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The Service Charge Register is a recommended part of the end-of-period procedures. Use it to generate and print service charges based on the information in the service charge control record. The register’s optional update posts the service charges to the customer accounts in the open documents file. The system then creates and assigns SC and four digits to the document (example SC0079).

The Service Charge register can automatically update the General Ledger. To activate this feature, make sure the GL Distribution control in the AR to GL Posting F/M is set to 2 (summary) or 3 (detail). You can also set the GL distribution control to 1 so that FACTS prints the GL distribution without updating the General Ledger. Set it to 0 if you don’t want it to print or update to the GL distribution at all.

The register uses the AR GL posting tables to build the GL distribution.

Templates that store "current period" (or similar values like "system date") resolve to the "current period at the time the report is run" rather than what the "current period" was at the time the template was created. For example: If you save a template for the Service Charge Register and select "System Date" for the Service Charge Date field, when that template is selected to run again (either manually or via Job Stream) the current date is determined using the FACTS system date when the register is run not the date when the template was created.

Report formats include this information.

Customer number and name, and number of grace days allowed before charging service charges for that customer.

Summary: For each customer, the total number of documents past due, the total original amount and current amount of all past due documents, and the total service charge.

Detail: All open documents for each customer. Printed information consists of document number and type (IN-invoice, CM-credit memo, OA-on-account, SC-service charge, RC-returned check) entry date, due date, number of days past due, original and current amounts and the service charge.

On both the detail and summary version, the report includes a register total of all current amounts and service charges and the total number of customers listed is also included. An asterisk (*) beside the service charge indicates the charge is below the minimum and will not be charged.

To access this program, click Accounts Receivable>End of Period>Service Charge Register.

Click field descriptions for information on each field.

See also

Running the Service Charge Register

Using reports

Using print options

Using report templates

Viewing reports on screen (using the viewer)

Using reports and prints as audit trails

Using Register Formats and Procedures