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- Condominium Owner Account Module R3 required.
Owner Payments
Payments are applied to owners or groups with either the autopay or
manual pay methods. However, autopay is required when using Balance
Forward statements and manual pay for Open Item statements. Transactions
can be posted to past dates for master accounts, which impacts the previous
day's accounting information on the 370 Report. Transactions for
future dates CANNOT be posted to master accounts.

- Autopost a Payment to the Oldest Open Transactions
- Post a payment and automatically apply it against open transactions.
Autopost should only be used with balance forward masters. Select the
posting date for this transaction. The current RDP system date is
the default setting. Any customer using open item statements should
never use auto-post.
- Manually Post a Payment to Specific Open
Transactions
- Post a payment and allocate the payment against one or more open
transactions. Manual post must be used with open item statements.
- Offset One Open Transaction Against Others (No
Payment Received)
- The offset option is used with open item statements to offset one
open transaction against others without receiving a payment. For
example, assume a deposit is received for $1,000. Two weeks later,
a folio is checked-out and billed to the master for $1,000. Both
of these transactions would show on the open item statement. The
deposit shows in the Unallocated Payment section. The offset mode
is used to apply one transaction against another, thus removing both transactions
from the open item statement. The offset mode should never be used
with balance forward statements.
- Payment to Owner
- The refund mode is the only method available to generate a refund
check when using open item statements. With balance forward statements,
refund checks are generated when statements are printed if the "Generate
check if balance due" box is checked. Refunds can only be generated
if the balance due on the master is negative. The default refund
amount is always the full balance due. When refunding the full balance
due, the system automatically sets the open balance on all transactions
to zero. If a partial amount is refunded, no items are set to zero
and offset mode must be used for bringing closed balances to zero.
- No-Show Payment
- Only available when taking a credit card payment if SDC is installed,
when checked, a flag is sent to SDC to indicate that the payment is for
a No-Show charge. This should help eliminate lost battles with credit
card companies when customers dispute the charge for not showing up and
not canceling.
- Balance
- A positive number in this field represents monies owed to the property,
and a negative number represents monies owed to the owner. This
number matches the Running Balance on the Owner Transaction tab.
- Working Balance
- This field displays the amount entered on the Owner Detail tab
and is used to calculate the amount accessible to the owner for payment
(i.e., Balance - "Working Balance" ="Available to Owner").
- Available to Owner
- A negative number in this field represents monies on hand that
can be paid to the owner. If this field displays "0.00"
(a positive number is never displayed in this field), there are no funds
available to pay to the owner. "Available to Owner" =
Balance - "Working Balance".
- Select Refund Type
- If the refund type is by check and the amount of the payment is
negative (paying the owner), the system checks the "Available to
Owner" amount. If the amount of the payment is less than the
"Available to Owner" amount, the system issues a warning. The
concept is to only pay the owner the amount of credit they have after
the Working Balance is considered.
Save & Close, Save, Reset, and Close
It is only necessary to save changes before switching tabs when in configuration.
Otherwise, change any or all tabs within Masters and save only once; however,
saving at anytime is available. The Save & Close button saves the
changes and closes the form. The Save button files changes and keeps
the form open. Reset restores the settings to those most recently
saved and abandons any unsaved changes. Close prompts before exiting
without saving changed settings (if any were made) and closes the form.
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Last Updated
08/28/2008
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