Do not Allow Debit Balance of a Party while Billing

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How To Disable Credit - Based Sales in the Sale Bill ?

 In this tutorial, we will explore how to restrict debit balance for a party while billing in Logic ERP. This feature ensures that sales transactions are processed only when payments are received, preventing unwanted credit transactions.

Accessing Sales Voucher Configuration

1. Open Sales Voucher Configuration in Logic ERP.

2. Select the relevant billing series for which this restriction should apply.

3. Locate the feature labeled "Do not allow debit balance of a party while billing."

4. By default, this feature is enabled. Let’s see how it affects billing after enabling it.

Attempting to Generate a Credit Bill After Enabling the Restriction

• Try to generate a sales bill in credit mode.

• Upon saving, the software displays an error message stating that the party balance will become a debit and the bill cannot be saved.

• To proceed, the bill must either:

  • Be processed in cash mode, or

  • Be covered by an advance payment from the party.

• Handling Advance Payments

  • Billing in credit mode is allowed up to the advance payment amount.

  • Verify advance payment in Bank Receipts (e.g., ₹3,600).

  • Generate a sales bill in credit mode within the advance amount.

  • If the bill exceeds the advance, an error message prompts adjustment.

Observing Default Behavior (Feature Disabled)

• Generate a sales voucher in credit mode and save the bill.

• The bill is successfully saved in credit mode without any restrictions.

• To verify, check the ledger report, which confirms that the ledger posting has been reflected in Logic ERP accounts.

Verifying Ledger Posting

• Once the bill is successfully saved, check the ledger report.

• The ledger now reflects:

  • The advance payment amount.

  • The corresponding adjustments made for the sales transaction.

Conclusion

By enabling this feature, Logic ERP ensures better credit control by restricting sales on credit unless a valid advance payment is received. This helps businesses maintain financial discipline and avoid excessive credit exposure.