Bank - Enter batch supplier payments
Description
You can use this option to save time when paying off supplier invoices. This groups all outstanding transactions together, allowing you to pay or allocate these items all at once. Batch Payments is available in the Bank accounts module.

TIP: Use Salary and Supplier Payments for a secure way to pay your suppliers and HMRC, directly from your Sage 50 Accounts.

 NOTE: Batch Supplier Payments is only available in Sage 50 Accounts Professional. To enquire about upgrading to Sage 50 Professional for features such as Batch Changes, simply submit your details >

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Batch payments

  1. Click Bank accounts then click Batch supplier payment. Depending on the size of the display, you may need to choose Batch supplier payment from the Payments drop-down list.
  2. To filter the list of transactions, from the Show drop-down list, choose one of the following:
    • All - Shows all transactions.
    • Due - Only shows transactions on or after their due date. The due date of a transaction is based on the Payment Due date in the supplier record when the transaction is posted.
    • Date Range - If you choose this option you can enter the from and to date, which then only shows transactions in that range.
  3. If you require a record of these items click Print List.
  4. To automatically allocate all of the outstanding transactions together and post a payment for the balance, click Pay All.
  5. To manually select which items are to be allocated or paid, select the item lines then click Pay In Full.
    TIP: In v28.1 and above, if your supplier is configured for BACS/SEPA, you can select the check box to create an e-payment.
  6. To part pay a transaction, click into the relevant payment box then enter the amount to be paid.
  7. To save the batch, click Save.

Further information

  • Sage 50 Accounts v28.1 and above, this window now features the Ex. Reference field
  • You can't allocate transactions from different accounts together. So, for example, a credit from Account One can't be allocated to an invoice from Account Two
  • If your Bank Defaults are set to always create remittances, after posting your batch supplier payments you can also print remittances for them
  • If you've made an error, you can edit a supplier payment (PP) transaction
  • For information about printing cheques, refer to our guide, Create and print cheques

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