Payments and Credits displaying/calculating wrong in account summary

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    • #10281
      juansh
      Participant

      Hi guys,

      When I make a payment from an account and then look at the account summary and balance the payments are displayed in the Credits column. The same thing is happening when an invoice is marked as payment received and paid into a bank account it is showing in the Debits column of this account’s summary.

      Basically credits and debits are showing in the wrong columns and calculating the total balance in the wrong order across all bank accounts.

    • #10290
      Shawon Chowdhury
      Moderator

      @juansh,

      Could you please explain me more on this?
      As I am unable to understand the logic behind it. Please help me understand the logic or reason of your thoughts.

      Thanks 🙂

    • #10673
      juansh
      Participant

      Sorry for the late response, I’ve been really busy over the last couple of weeks.

      I can give you the steps to reproduce the issue in the Accounting section of ERP.

      1) Add some invoices to a Bank & Cash account and mark them as paid then add some expenses to the same Bank & Cash account to create some activity in the system.
      2) Go to Chart of Accounts page.
      3) Click on the Bank & Cash account with the recent activity.

      In the erp-accounting-charts page for the account you’ve chosen, you’ll see that the transactions are displaying in the wrong columns. Debits (expense payments) are showing in the Credits column and Credits (paid invoices) are displaying in the Debits column. This is causing balances to be calculated incorrectly.

      If you can give me an email address to send screenshots to I can send some visual examples through?
      Thanks and sorry again.

    • #10682
      Shawon Chowdhury
      Moderator

      @junash,

      Feel free to send us more details at “[email protected]

      Thanks 🙂

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