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Introduction
A statement of account, also known as an account statement or customer statement, is a document that outlines the transactions between a buyer and a seller.
- We use Customer Statement to :
- 1.Calculate an outstanding account balance
- 2.Remind a customer to settle their account balance
- 3.Avoid disputes with customers.
Statement Type
- Select the Statement Type.
| Field Name | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Default Statement Type |
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| Open Item Statement |
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| Brought Forward Statement |
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Sample Customer Statement
