Statement cycles (AR202800)

You can use this window to create statement cycles, which make it possible to track customers’ outstanding balances and send electronic or printed statements to the customers.
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You can use this window to create statement cycles, which make it possible to track customers' outstanding balances and send electronic or printed statements to the customers. You can define four ageing periods for customer ledger documents and use them to prepare a customer ledger ageing schedule at the end of each month. By analysing your customer ledger ageing schedule, you can more easily identify potential cash flow problems.

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The window toolbar

ButtonDescription
Regenerate last statementInitiates the process of again generating the most recent statement with an updated date.

The General settings section

ElementDescription
Cycle IDThe unique identifier of the cycle. An alphanumeric string of up to 10 characters can be used.
DescriptionA detailed description of the statement cycle. An alphanumeric string of up to 30 characters can be used.
Schedule type

The day when the statement should be generated. The following options are available:

Weekly:
The statement will be generated each week, on the day specified in the Day of week 1 field.
Twice a month
The statement will be generated twice a month, on the days specified in the Day of month 1 and the Day of month 2 fields.
A fixed day of the month
The statement will be generated on the day specified in the Day of month 1 field.
The end of the month
The statement will be generated on the last day of each month.
The end of the financial period:
The statement will be generated on the last day of each financial period of the current financial year.
Day of month 1The day of each month when the statement should be generated. The field is available if either Fixed day of the month or Twice a month is selected in the Schedule type field.
Day of month 2The day of each month when the statement should be generated for the second time. This field is available only if the Twice a month option is selected.
Day of the weekThe day of each week when the statement should be generated. This field is available only if Weekly is selected in the Schedule type field. The default value is Sunday.
Last statement dateA read-only field that displays the date when the statement was generated most recently.
Require payment application before statementA check box that indicates (if selected) that the payments should be applied to invoices before each statement is processed.
Print empty statementsIf you do not want the statements with no details to be printed, unselect this check box for statement cycles. After the process of preparing the statement, you can view these statements with the Do not print and Do not email check boxes selected in the Statement history details (AR404300), Customer statement history (AR404600), and Print statements (AR503500) window.

The Ageing section

You use this section to define four periods for ageing the customer ledger document. Each period is defined by the following elements.

ElementDescription
Use financial periods for ageingA check box that indicates (if selected) that the system uses the financial periods as ageing periods in customer statements and customer ledger ageing reports. If this check box is selected, the system uses the financial period to which the statement date or the ageing date belongs as the first ageing period.
Ageing period (days)

In the fields you can select the current period or the number of days the documents to be included overdue.

  • The first period includes documents that are past due or outstanding for the specified number of days or fewer.
  • The second and third periods include documents that are past due or outstanding for the number of days (or fewer) specified in this box and greater than the number of days specified for the previous period.
  • The fourth period includes documents that are more than x days past due or outstanding, where x is the number of days specified for the third period.
DescriptionYou can write and edit the descriptions of the defined ageing periods. The descriptions will be printed to the customer statement reports.
Age based onSelect whether the age of the documents is based on their due date or document date.

The Finance charge settings section

ElementDescription
Apply overdue chargesA check box that indicates (if selected) that calculation of overdue charges is required for all customers assigned to the statement cycle.
Require overdue charge calculation before statementA check box that indicates (if selected) that the system should calculate overdue charges before processing a statement.
Overdue charge IDThe overdue charges to be used for customers assigned to the statement cycle. The overdue charges that are actually applied depend on whether the Set default overdue charges by statement cycle check box in the Customer ledger preferences (AR101000) window is selected; if not, the charges from the customer class will be applied.

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Last modified February 19, 2026