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A/R - Adjustment Entry

This document will walk through the steps of adding an adjustment.

To enter adjustments, a user needs Billing (Role 4).

Adjust One Charge

  • From the resident profile screen > select Charges
  • Navigate to the month that needs to be adjusted
  • Click on the charge line that needs to be adjusted
  • Click Adjust Charge
  • Select the Adjustment Type > Adjustment Reason > Adjustment Date. Note: A user with Billing Manager (Role 28) has the ability to manage the Adjustment Type and Reason.
  • Optionally enter an Adjustment Note
  • Enter the amount to be adjusted and select increase or reduce charge
  • When finished press Save
 

Adjust Multiple Charges

  • From the resident profile screen > select Charges
  • Navigate to the month that needs to be adjusted
  • Click Adjust Charges
  • Select the Adjustment Type > Adjustment Reason > Adjustment Date
  • Optionally enter an Adjustment Note (Only one note will be allowed to be entered for the entire adjustment process)
  • Enter the amount to be adjusted and select increase or reduce charge on any charge line
  • When finished press Save
 

Add Line

To add a charge or credit to a past invoice and to a line that does not exist, you can add a line. To do this, navigate to:

  • Resident Profile > select Charges
  • Navigate to the month that needs to be adjusted
  • Click Add Line
  • Select the Payer > Charge Type (this will add in the Default GL Code and Charge Description) > Adjustment Type > Adjustment Reason > Adjustment Amount (if it is a charge select Increase Charge or for a credit select Decrease Charge)
  • When finished press Save

Note: The Charge Description will print on the invoice/statement.

Statement-Update Report

After the adjustment is made, the adjustment will appear on the NEXT statement. If you wish to give a person an updated statement, you can generate the report "Statement - Update". This will reprint the statement with the adjustment displayed.