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How to create payment terms

In this guide you will learn how to create payment terms in your Rackbeat agreement.

Table of Contents

  • Create or edit a payment term

    • Translation of a payment term

  • Overview of payment terms


Create or edit a payment term

  • Hover over your company name in the top right corner and select “Company Settings”.

  • Click “Payment Terms” in the menu on the left.

  • Click “Create New” in the top right corner.

  • Enter the name, type, and number of days for the given payment term.

  • Click “Create new payment term” to finish, or “Create and new” to create another one.


Translation of a payment term

  • Click the term’s number or “Edit” to open the payment term.

  • Go to the “Language” tab to access translations.

  • Enter the name and description in the chosen language, and click “Save” afterwards.


Overview of payment terms

  • End of Month: Payment is due at the end of the month in which the order date falls, plus the number of days specified.

  • Net: Due date is calculated from the order date + the specified number of days.

  • Cash Payment: Payment is made at the time of purchase. Recommended for in-store and webshop sales.

    Remember to select an offset account on the Cash Payment term if you are using e-conomic.

  • Prepayment: The amount is paid in advance, no due date.

  • Due Date: When this term is added to an invoice, you must manually specify a due date in a new field.

  • Factoring (requires e-conomic integration): When another party handles the collection of the amount, you can split the sale into two portions.

    • Fill in the top field “% Distribution” with the percentage that the account specified in “Offset Account 1” should receive.

    • Fill in the bottom field “% Distribution” with the percentage that the account specified in “Offset Account 2” should receive.

  • Weekly with Monday Start: Due date is calculated as the number of days from the next Monday.

  • Weekly with Sunday Start: Due date is calculated as the number of days from the next Sunday.