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Customer receipt and knock-off
Ask for a receipt with the customer, date, amount, where the money went and the invoices it pays; without invoices it stays as the customer's advance.
Example prompts
Copy one into a chat with AUTOCOUNT connected and change the details to your own.
In Company A's book, record a receipt: Customer B paid RM 3,250.00 into the bank on 2026-09-25 for invoices I-0123 and I-0130.
Customer B paid RM 1,000.00 by cheque 123456 on 2026-09-26; knock off RM 1,000.00 against invoice I-0141.
Key in the receipts in the attached list (customer, date, amount, bank, invoice numbers).
Include in your request
- Customer name or code, receipt date and amount.
- Where the money went (bank or cash, in your words) or the payment method, and the cheque number if any.
- Which invoices or debit notes it pays, with an amount for each one it pays only in part.
- For a foreign-currency customer, the exchange rate if you know it.
What happens next
- The preview shows each receipt and the invoices it knocks off. A receipt with a problem is marked Skipped with the reason.
- A confirmer types the 4-digit code; the receipt is saved and knocked off in AutoCount.
Tips
- Without invoice numbers, the receipt stays as the customer's advance until someone knocks it off.
- Withdrawing a receipt cancels it; it stays in AutoCount marked cancelled.
Related topics
- Credit note to a customerAsk for a credit note with the customer, date, amount and reason; it becomes the customer's credit balance.
- Confirming on your phoneOpen the preview link, check the cards, type the 4-digit code shown on the page, tick the large-amount box if it is there, and press Confirm and post.
- Withdrawing a posted batchA confirmer withdraws a posted batch on its page by typing the code; documents changed in AutoCount since then are left as they are.