Debtor account setup
Enter the account name, code, profile type, and credit limit. Set account flags and add references, notes, addresses, or opening balances.
Receivables and collections
BluePMS Accounts Receivable connects debtor setup, POS and front-office account settlement, source posting, invoice, payment, statement, reminder, aging, collection follow-up, research, and reporting in one finance workflow.
Use the walkthrough to see how a hotel charge becomes a controlled receivable, how finance invoices and collects it, and how aging and reports make follow-up visible.
The AR flow begins at the source charge. BluePMS ties direct billing to a debtor account, checks credit, transfers the posting, raises the invoice, records payment, and keeps collection evidence visible.
These grouped screens show the finance story without turning every register and save state into a separate buyer section.
Enter the account name, code, profile type, and credit limit. Set account flags and add references, notes, addresses, or opening balances.
Choose Account as the payment method and search for the debtor account before processing the restaurant bill.
Find direct bill transfers and review the debtor account, transfer date, source folio, and transfer status.
Search invoices and review their number, account, date, total, status, and printed flag, with actions to view, finalize, close, or print.
Select the debtor, payment date, amount, method, and application mode, then allocate the payment to invoices and add a reference or notes.
Choose the debtor, as-of date, mode, and template. Set zero-balance options and add notes and delivery details before generating the statement.
Add a follow-up to an aging snapshot with the debtor account, contact type, date, and note. Existing entries show who recorded them.
Filter payments by account and date, review amounts and payment details, then print or export the report to Excel, CSV, or PDF.
Reporting connects direct billing, debtor balances, invoices, payments, reminders, aging, source postings, research, and exports to finance review.
66 AR reports
Accounts Receivable evaluation
Start with the charge-to-collection story, then open the full walkthrough to validate source posting, credit control, invoices, payments, aging, and reporting.