Generating a receipt to email to clients for payments received


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Hi Bronwyn,
Welcome to the Reckon Community.
Accounts Business does not produce receipts for payment of invoices as it is not required by law.
There are two ways you can acknowledge your customers' payments:- Send them a copy of the invoice with the PAID stamp across it (Save as PDF)
- Send them a statement that shows the invoice and the payment and the balance outstanding.
regards,
John
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Thank you John - yes that is helpful - I will take up the No. 1 option :-)0
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That's great Bronwyn.
Let me know how it goes.
cheers,
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This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled payment receipts. Is there a way yet to print a payment receipt, for a customer. I know that you can print invoice that says paid, but sometimes my customers do not pay the whole amount in one go, so I would like to print them a receipt for what they have paid.
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Hey Jodie,
Thanks for reaching out to us and welcome to the Reckon Community.
I have merged your post to an existing discussion we have going, as it relates to the same issue.
The only method to provide as 'payment receipt' is as you have mentioned earlier. One option would be to provide a Statement for that customer, which shows all invoices and payments you have logged for them.
Hope this helps!
Mirko
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I have been a long time user of quickbooks and now Reckon. In quickbooks. We were previously able to print receipts and I note that the US version of the program allows this, so I am disappointed that the feature has been removed from the current software. Printing a statement is not the same as a receipt for a payment.
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I agree printing a receipt off from previous history without any identification and then having to stamp your receipt with your company logo looks not only unprofessional but is also time consuming0
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Hi All,
New to Reckon One from Reckon Accounts so excuse me if I have this wrong but can I add another scenario where a printed receipt is the best option.
We have a number of walk-in 'casual' clients, who need a service once in a lifetime and for who setting up a new account is just not manageable on a long term basis.
When we first setup Reckon Accounts we created a single customer called 'Cash Sale', then whenever we got a walk-in client we created a Sales Receipt for 'Cash Sale' noting some basic ID details, which was then printable and able to be handed to the client at the point of sale.
Sure, we could do something similar in Reckon One but that means we have to first create an invoice, then receive payment for that invoice before we can print anything to hand to the client at the point of sale.
I might be wrong but I don't see it as a big change to allow receipt printing so that using Reckon One as a replacement for Reckon Accounts is a viable option for businesses with casual walk-in customers.
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