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We have used this report for years to determine our best paying customers and such... We switched to VP in 2016 and it doesn't provide this.
Monica Garcia
| Company | Coburn and Company |
| Job Title / Role | Accountant |
| I need it... | 1 month |
Dear Viewpoint Suggestion Box contributor;
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Average days to pay = the total number of days to pay divided by the number of closed invoices.
For Example: Your closed invoices report shows 3 closed invoices for a customer.
Invoice 1 was paid 5 days after the invoice date.
Invoice 2 was paid 10 days after the invoice date.
Invoice 3 was paid 15 days after the invoice date.
Total days 'til paid is 30.
Divide this figure by the number of closed invoices - 30/3 - equals 10 as the average days to pay.
If you enter the payment while you are entering the invoice, using the 'paid today' feature, this invoice would have a 0 days 'til paid. If you combine this with an invoice that was paid 8 days after invoice date - then the average days 'til paid becomes 4. (8 total days divided by 2 closed invoices)
Note: the Average Days to Pay on the Card file record is for the life of the card, not for any date range.
From the date of invoice..... yes
Monica, what other information is needed on this report? Also, I assume the avg days to pay is the different between Invoice Date and Receipt date?