Runple Handbook
Accounting
Accounting
  • Table of contents
  • 📂Outgoing invoices
    • Creation
    • List
    • Open invoices
    • Paid invoices
    • Common actions
    • Down payment invoices
    • Partial invoices
    • Final invoices
  • 📂Incoming invoices
    • Creation
    • List
    • Pending invoices
    • Open invoices
    • Paid invoices
    • Common actions
    • E-mail import
  • 📂Payments
    • Synchronization
    • Allocation
    • Booking
      • Semi-automatic booking
      • Manual booking
      • Book payments from third-party payment providers
  • 📂Scheduled payments
    • Creation
    • List
    • Open scheduled payments
  • 📂Payment calendar
  • 📂Credit note
    • Creation
      • Creating a credit note for outgoing invoice
      • Creating a credit note for incoming invoice
      • Creating a general credit note
        • Outgoing general credit note
        • Incoming general credit note
    • List
    • Open credit notes
    • Paid credit notes
    • Common actions
  • 📂Open items
  • 📂Accounting periods
    • List
    • View
    • Export
      • Export settings
        • General settings
        • Data format
        • Documents format
        • Tax codes
        • Business partners accounts
    • Closed period
  • 📂Bank accounts
    • Creation
      • Automatic creation
      • Manual creation
    • Integration with your bank
    • List
    • View
  • 📂Ledger accounts
    • List
    • Creation
    • View
    • Use of ledger accounts
  • 📂Assets directory
    • List
    • Booking
  • 📂Cost center
    • List
    • View
  • 📂Goods register
  • 📂Settings
    • General settings
    • Overdue notice
      • Automatic overdue notice
      • Manual overdue notice
    • Documents settings
      • Outgoing invoices settings
      • Incoming invoices settings
      • Credit notes
    • Documents number
    • Ledger account allocation
    • Tax codes
    • Accounting periods
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  • Allocating payment to multiple invoices
  • Linking a payment from the invoice
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  1. Payments

Allocation

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Once payments are synced, you need to link pending payments to invoices.

Automatic allocation

Make sure that the invoice and payment have the same payment type in order to link them.

Manual allocation

2. Select the invoice.

Allocating payment to multiple invoices

To allocate a payment to multiple invoices:

2. Activate the option Allocate payment amount to multiple documents.

4. Select an invoice.

6. Specify an amount you want to allocate to the selected invoice.

7. Continue adding invoices until you allocate the entire available amount.

You need to allocate the entire payment amount to book the payment.

Allocating payment to multiple business partners

This option is currently available for outgoing payments only.

Linking a payment from the invoice

1. Open an invoice you want to link with a payment.

Please note: you can link payment only to the open invoices.

3. Select a payment you want to link with the invoice.

Payments without invoices

1. Open the payment you want to book.

2. Activate the option No linked document is required if you need to book a payment without an invoice.

Once you've linked the payment with the invoices, you can book the payment.

Once the bank sync is complete, Runple automatically allocates to open invoices or . Runple uses the payment reference, business partner's name, amount, and booking date to allocate payments.

Click Allocate payments if you want Runple to allocate payments automatically.

1. Click the chain symbol at the right end of the selected row.

3. Click Link

1. Click the chain symbolat the right end of the selected row.

3. Click Add document

5. Click Add document

8. Click Link

Activate the option Bulk payment to multiple recipients if you want to allocate the payment to invoices with different .

2. Click Allocate payment

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