Users could make credit transactions for sales and purchases. They also could set invoice due days for payment. If the payment is not made within that period, the payment becomes overdue and could attract a penalty or could lead to litigations.

DealPOS has provided a feature to set the maximum overdue limit for invoices. So, when a payment is not made when it has exceeded the maximum overdue on the invoice, the customer will not be able to make a sales transaction again until the payment on the invoice is made/paid.

Notes :

Whenever you create a new customer or edit the default days overdue should same as you set on your configuration.

For example, today is December 19th. Try to choose the transaction date on November 1st.

Input the customer name that was configured for maximum overdue days before.

We try to set days due for 5 days, so if the invoice was created on November 1st so the due is November 6th.

Today's date is December 19th, the current condition of the customer "Adi Setiawan" has not paid off the invoice due on November 6. It means that it reached more than the customer's maximum overdue days that were configured before (14 days).

Notes :

As today on December 19th you want to make a new transaction with the same customer, there will be an error sign that tells "Invoice overdue has passed the day's limits". It means the customer should pay the overdue invoice to start a new transaction.

Notes :

On this page, it shows you that you have 43 days due that haven't been paid and need to be paid first. After this debt has been paid, you can make another payment with the same customer.