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YonSuite AR Ageing and Credit Control: From Overdue Risk to Action

Standardise due date, dispute and collection status, then connect ageing risk to credit and order approval.

应收账龄与信用控制 / AR Ageing and Credit Control18 minUpdated 2026-08-21
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Learning objective

Create a customer-level loop for ageing, exposure, ownership and resolution.

Roles

Finance, process owners, key users, IT, consultants and internal audit

Prerequisites

  • Confirm entities, periods, currencies, masters and access.
  • Prepare approved normal and exception test data.
  • Define cut-off, interfaces, approvals and changes.

Completion checks

  • Results trace to source document and accountable role.
  • Quantity, amount, currency, period and status reconcile.
  • Exceptions retain cause, action, owner and closure evidence.

Common errors

  • Masking source errors with manual adjustment.
  • Not freezing versions, making results irreproducible.
  • Testing only normal flow.

Thailand project note

Thai implementations should confirm Thai/English masters, THB and foreign currencies, Asia/Bangkok time, segregation of duties, approvals and local retention. This covers ERP process controls only; VAT, WHT, BOI, customs and statutory-accounting conclusions require qualified Thai professional review.

Related modules

finance-controlmanagement-accountingbusiness-reconciliation

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Steps

01Confirm customer, credit entity, currency, payment terms and credit owner.
02Calculate due dates from source documents and separate current, overdue, disputed and promised items.
03Reconcile receivables, unapplied cash and credit exposure by customer and currency.
04Set amount, day and utilisation thresholds with tiered approvals.
05Assign overdue items to sales and finance owners with action and due date.
06Weekly, review cash, dispute resolution and credit changes, retaining approvals.
  1. 01

    Confirm customer, credit entity, currency, payment terms and credit owner.

  2. 02

    Calculate due dates from source documents and separate current, overdue, disputed and promised items.

  3. 03

    Reconcile receivables, unapplied cash and credit exposure by customer and currency.

  4. 04

    Set amount, day and utilisation thresholds with tiered approvals.

  5. 05

    Assign overdue items to sales and finance owners with action and due date.

  6. 06

    Weekly, review cash, dispute resolution and credit changes, retaining approvals.

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Implementation notes

  • Pilot one organisation and representative period.
  • Exceptions need source, owner, approval and closure evidence.
  • Menus and fields depend on current release and blueprint.
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References