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How to record a payment for a customer on Android

How to record a payment for a customer on Android

Step 1: Go to “Parties”.

Step 2: Select the customer.

Select or search for the customer you would like to record the payment for and click on the customer column.

Step 3: Record the payment.

Based on the transaction, click on either the “You Gave” or “You Got” options present at the bottom of the screen.

A new form appears. Here, select the date of the payment, enter the amount, and select the payment type and bank account.

Step 4: Click on “Submit”.

Now, click on the “Submit” button present at the bottom of the screen.

Congratulations! You have successfully recorded a payment for the customer, and a pop-up appears at the bottom of the screen informing the same.

Note: If you do not have any specific customer, you can create a generic customer in name the of "Cash" to do and record such transactions.

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