Setting up & handling of Non Stock Suppliers
Overview
A non-stock supplier is a supplier that you do not purchase stock from. It is a supplier that provides you with a form of a service/expense.
If you choose not to have a card stand for the non stock suppliers, then you can create bank reconciliation rules if you are using importing of bank statements, or just a manual bank payment and expense it accordingly
Tidying up of Supplier Card settings
Assigning Card type to Non-stock supplier - Optional. You can run your supplier payment run by Card type for all non-stock suppliers
- Check to see if there is a card type to stand for non-stock supplier = NS Non-Stock Supplier. Card Type
- Log onto readysell>relationships>cards
- Find a card that is for a non-stock supplier. Eg Telstra
- Highlight the card and click on the field in the detail area called 'Card type'
- select the card type that stands for Non-Stock Supplier
- Click on Save
- Do this for all non-stock expense suppliers
Assigning Account, Supplier Acc Number, Payment Term, Supplier tender to the non-stock supplier
- Log onto readysell>relationships>cards
- Find a card that is a non-stock supplier. Eg Telstra
- Highlight the cardid and click on tab 'Settings'> Supplier Settings
- Select the General Ledger expense account to the field 'Account'
- Insert your supplier account number with the supplier into the field 'Supplier Acc Number'
- Check the Payment term or select the correct one
- Check the Supplier Tender or select the correct one
- If you are emailing remittance, turn the check box on 'Auto Email Remit'
- Click on Save
- Turn the tick OFF for the field Backorder Allowed
Checking Supplier Contacts for Emailing of Remittances
- Log onto readysell>relationships>cards
- Find a card that is a non-stock supplier. Eg Telstra
- Highlight the cardid and click on the tab 'Contacts
- Find or insert the contact that will receive the supplier remittance
- Ensure there is a contact name, email address and 'accounts receivable' is ticked
- Click on Save
Insert the Supplier Debit to stand for the Invoice from the Non-stock Supplier Entering Supplier Debit through Cards
Pay the Non-stock supplier either via a payment run or manual process Supplier Payment Runs Entering and allocating a Supplier Payment through Cards using 'Pay' button