Add dunning levels
Add dunning levels to define the levels of notices that your company sends during the collection process.
You can use naming conventions to establish levels for different customer types, company entities, and amount owed ranges.
You can define dunning levels as follows for multiple AR sales invoice amount ranges:
| Level | Min to Max days overdue | Min to Max AR sales invoice amount |
|---|---|---|
| Level 1: Standard amt. | 31 - 60 | £100 - £10,000 |
| Level 1: High amt. | 31 - 60 | £10,001 - £1,000,000 |
| Level 2: Standard amt. | 61 - 90 | £100 - £10,000 |
| Level 2: High amt. | 61 - 90 | £10,001 - £1,000,000 |
| Level 3: Standard amt. | 91 - 120 | £100 - £10,000 |
| Level 3: High amt. | 91 - 120 | £10,001 - £1,000,000 |
| Subscription | Accounts Receivable |
|---|---|
| Regional availability |
All regions |
| Permissions | Dunning levels: List, View, Add |
| Prerequisites | Turn on dunning notices. |
- Go to Accounts Receivable > Setup tab > More, then select Add (circle) next to Dunning levels.
- Enter a name for the dunning level.
- Select a Transaction currency.
- Select a Printed document template default for the level.
Optionally, you can also select an Email template default for the level. This template is used when the email option is selected when you print or email notices.
- Select a Notice sequencing option for how notices will be numbered.
- Enter a range for Minimum days overdue to Maximum days overdue.
For example, you can enter 31 to 60. If you do not want a minimum or maximum value, you can leave one or both fields empty.
- Enter a range for Minimum AR sales invoice amount to Maximum AR sales invoice amount.
For example, you can enter 100-10,000. If you do not want a minimum or maximum value, you can leave one or both fields empty.
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Select Save.
Repeat the steps above for each dunning level that you want to define.