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Netsuite offers AP Aging Report. However, you might not be able to expose the field that you wish to expose. You can create a saved search to reflect the A/P Aging Summary Report.
- Navigate to Reports > Saved Searches > All Saved Searches > New
- Click Transaction
- Search Title: Enter Title
- Click Criteria tab
- Click Standard subtab
- Filter:
- Select Account Type
- Account Type: Select any of
- Select Accounts Payable
- Click Set
- Select Status
- Status: Select none of
- Select Bill:Paid in Full
- Click Set
- Select Posting
- Posting: Select Yes
- Click Set
- Select Account Type
- Click Results tab
- Click Columns subtab
- Field:
Note: For every required field use the drop-down menu to select it and once adjusted click Add if needed.- Select Formula (Currency)
- Summary Type: Select Sum
- Formula: Enter case when ({today})-{duedate} between 1 and 30 then {amountremaining} end
- Summary Label: Enter 1-30
- Select Formula (Currency)
- Summary Type: Select Sum
- Formula: Enter case when ({today})-{duedate} between 31 and 60 then {amountremaining} end
- Summary Label: Enter 31-60
- Select Formula (Currency)
- Summary Type: Select Sum
- Formula: Enter case when ({today})-{duedate} between 61 and 90 then {amountremaining} end
- Summary Label: Enter 61-90
- Select Formula (Currency)
- Summary Type: Select Sum
- Formula: Enter case when ({today})-{duedate} > 90 then {amountremaining} end
- Summary Label: Enter Over 91
- Select Formula (Currency)
- Summary Type: Select Sum
- Formula: Enter NVL (case when trunc({today})-{duedate} between 1 and 30 then {amountremaining} end, 0) + NVL (case when trunc({today})-{duedate} between 31 and 60 then {amountremaining} end, 0) + NVL (case when trunc({today})-{duedate} between 61 and 90 then {amountremaining} end, 0) + NVL (case when trunc({today})-{duedate} >90 then {amountremaining} end, 0)
- Summary Label: Enter Total Outstanding
- Select Formula (Currency)
- Click Save & Run
Note: The difference between Saved Search and A/P Aging report, the amount remaining is not the same on the Saved Search as the open balance on A/P Aging, as one considers posting and no-posting related payments and the other one only takes in consideration the posting ones.
For example: A Bill with total amount of $1,000 with an in-transit payment of $500 and an accepted in-transit payment of $200 will reflect the following:
- Saved Search $300 (as the remaining amount to be paid for this bill are $300, cause the in-transit and the accepted in-transit. <BillAmount - PaymentAmount posting - PaymentAmount no-posting>)
- AP Aging report $800 (As the in-transit payment is still not impacting the GL <BillAmount - PaymentAmount posting>)
- If payment in-transit is confirmed or declined the Saved Search and the AP Aging report will match again.
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References
Gartner. (2023). Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Insights. Retrieved from Gartner: https://www.gartner.com/en/information-technology/topics/enterprise-resource-planning
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