Keep track of what a customer owes
What are all the options to keep track of what a customer owes you. Do you have to create invoices?
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08/03/10 9:26am PDT
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08/03/10 9:45am PDT
Yes, when you enter an invoice, it goes into Accounts Receivable so you can see how much they owe.
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08/03/10 10:30am PDT
Okay. Thank you. I have a client that would rather not have to create an invoice for every charge. She owns a fitness center and people pay the membership fee at different times. She would like to keep up with who is paid and who has not.
08/03/10 11:47am PDT
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Then invoice the client at the beginning of their membership period.
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