AR Aging
Open invoices in buckets of days past due by customer and entity, in transaction currency and posted functional carrying value, with a separate indicative current-rate column; the booked column reconciles to the AR control account.
Invoice customers in their currency, record cash when it arrives, and reconcile each application with the amount owed and its current carrying value.
6 stages · 2 approvals
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AR Clerk raises the invoice with its customer, currency, due date, revenue account, cost centre and tax treatment. Credit checking uses the customer's limit currency. Tax Specialist maintains the configured jurisdiction rules; any authority-prescribed conversion is retained separately from the accounting rate.
noneAR Clerk posts using the approved document-date spot or contract rate. The journal records receivable, revenue and tax in functional currency. Missing or overridden rates follow the exception controls before posting. The invoice keeps the rate used; sending it is a separate delivery step.
Cr receivable debit; revenue and tax payableApproval waits for the controller.
AR Clerk reviews aging and disputed balances. Configured dunning rules determine reminders and escalation; disputed invoices remain excluded. The original invoice-currency balance does not change merely because exchange rates move. Exposure reporting distinguishes current conversion from the ledger's carrying value.
noneAR Clerk records the money received on a bank account in that currency, from a validated statement line or manual entry. Receipt posts bank debit and unapplied-cash credit immediately. Customer identification and allocation may follow later; neither delays recognition of the cash movement.
Cr bank debit; unapplied cashApproval waits for the controller.
AR Clerk confirms proposed applications. Each line records the invoice amount settled, cash consumed in receipt currency, the conversion between them and any withholding in invoice currency. It clears the receipt's allocated current unapplied carrying value plus withholding receivable against the invoice's current carrying amount. The residual is realised FX; allocated revaluation adjustments are released from item tracking without a second gain or loss.
unapplied cash and withholding receivable debit; receivable credit; residual FXController: Approve JournalEntries, RevaluationRuns, BankReconciliations, Bills and credit memos above clerk limits, PayRuns and urgent PaymentsMade above AP Clerk limit, disputed IntercompanyTransactions, DepreciationRuns, AllocationRuns, AssetMovements, RateOverrides, ApprovalDelegations and waived CloseTasks
Approval waits for the controller.
An AR Clerk other than the preparer approves credit memos within their authority; Controller approves credits above that limit and every write-off. The comparison uses a recorded amount converted into the decision-maker's limit currency. Credit, reversal and write-off evidence stays linked to the original invoice; delegation does not bypass authority or conflict checks.
Cr approved revenue reduction or bad debt debit; receivableController: Approve JournalEntries, RevaluationRuns, BankReconciliations, Bills and credit memos above clerk limits, PayRuns and urgent PaymentsMade above AP Clerk limit, disputed IntercompanyTransactions, DepreciationRuns, AllocationRuns, AssetMovements, RateOverrides, ApprovalDelegations and waived CloseTasks
Approval waits for the controller.
PaymentsReceived, PaymentApplications, Invoices, RevaluationItems, RevaluationSettlements, JournalEntries
Invoices, CreditApplications, ApprovalDecisions, JournalEntries
Missing or overridden rates follow the exception controls before posting.
AR Clerk reviews aging and disputed balances.
| Stage | Records | Dr | Cr |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Invoice | InvoicesInvoiceItemsContacts | none | none |
| 2 Post and send | InvoicesJournalEntries | none | receivable debit; revenue and tax payable |
| 3 Collect | Invoices | none | none |
| 4 Receive | PaymentsReceivedBankStatementLinesJournalEntries | none | bank debit; unapplied cash |
| 5 Apply | PaymentsReceivedPaymentApplicationsInvoicesRevaluationItemsRevaluationSettlementsJournalEntries | unapplied cash and withholding receivable debit; receivable credit; residual FX |
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| 6 Credit and write-off | InvoicesCreditApplicationsApprovalDecisionsJournalEntries | none | approved revenue reduction or bad debt debit; receivable |
Open invoices in buckets of days past due by customer and entity, in transaction currency and posted functional carrying value, with a separate indicative current-rate column; the booked column reconciles to the AR control account.
Open bills in buckets of days past due by vendor, entity and currency, feeding the pay-run schedule and the forecast of foreign-currency cash needs.
Net open position per entity per foreign currency: receivables plus bank balances plus intercompany receivables less payables, loans and intercompany payables, in the foreign currency, at booked functional value and at today's rate, so the treasurer knows what is unhedged before the pay run.
Per account per cost center, budget, actual, variance and variance percent for period, quarter-to-date and year-to-date, in entity currency or translated at the budget rate for the group view.
Approval waits for the controller.
An agent cannot approve a revaluation, authorise payment, confirm an intercompany transaction for the receiving entity or sign off a close. It cannot bypass limits, entity access or separation of duties. Preparation remains distinct from the human approval required to release or post the work. Test those restrictions during implementation and retain the agent identity in the audit trail.
Approve reconciliations, revalue supported balances, review the close and consolidate each entity into the group reporting currency.
6 stages · 3 approvals
Review supplier bills, approve spending within recorded authority, and track payments, currency differences and rejected-bank attempts through to reconciliation.
6 stages · 2 approvals
Restate foreign-currency balances with item-level workings, independent approval and a clear basis for later settlement.
6 stages · 1 approval
Agree intercompany transactions, post each entity in its own period, reconcile balances and review consolidation differences.
6 stages · 3 approvals
Translate entity results into the group currency, review eliminations and adjustments, and approve a reproducible consolidation.
6 stages · 2 approvals
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