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Using Osprey

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Who is this guide for?

Accounts Users and Accounts Supervisors

A list of purchase ledger account (Supplier) balances – split aged across 0 , 30, 60, 90 days.

Aged Creditors example

Filters

  • Branch – Defaults to All – can select an individual branch from the drop down list.
  • Department – Defaults to All – can select a Department from the drop down list.
  • Currency – Defaults to the default currency –  other live currencies can be selected from the drop down list.
  • Supplier No.  – Ticking this box brings up a list of suppliers to select if only one, or a group of suppliers are required.
  • Inc. Debit Bals? – Selecting this box allows the report to also list any suppliers who have a debit balance. Use this option to ensure your total matches the figure for Trade Creditors on the Trial Balance.
  • As At  – Ticking this box allows the report to be produces for a historical date. Remember to put / between the day, month and year.  i.e. 23/02/2007, or click on the box to the right. This will bring up the calendar to select a date from.

Grouping and Ordering

  • Ordering – changes the order in which the balances are displayed. Select from the drop down list Account No or Account Name.
  • Grouping –  select from the drop down list  – No Grouping or Branch.

List of Columns produced

  • Purchase Ledger code – the code for the supplier
  • Supplier Description – the full name of the supplier
  • Balance – the overall balance on each purchase ledger
  • Bill Date – date of the last invoice
  • 0 – 30 days – amount owing on invoices less than 30 days old
  • 31 – 60 days – amount owing on invoices between 31 and 60 days old
  • 61 – 90 days – amount owing on invoices between 61 and 90 days old
  • 91 + days – amount owing on invoices more than 91 days old
  • Debit Balance – amount owed from the supplier if applicable
  • Mis Alloc? – if Yes is shown here, the payments and invoices are incorrectly allocated. See our guide here for assistance with this.
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