Academy 5. Clients

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TBA Foundation · Lesson 5 of 9 · about 2 hours

After this lesson you can #

  • Find a client and add one without creating a duplicate.
  • Explain what payment terms do.
  • Record conversations in comms and send a statement.
  • Read the AR Aging report to decide who to call.

Why it matters #

Clients are the center of the selling side. A clean client record means correct invoices, clear statements, and fast collections.

Read #

The big picture #

Search with Find before adding. A client’s terms (for example Net 30) set the due date on their invoices. Comms keeps the history of notes, calls and emails. A statement shows what the client was charged, what they paid, and what they still owe for a period. The AR Aging report groups unpaid invoices by how overdue they are, so you can start your collection calls with the oldest. Salespeople on a client say who gets credit for sales to that client.

Try it #

  1. Search for a client by a few letters of the name. Add a note in comms.
  2. Run AR Aging. Which three clients would you call first, and why?
  3. Open a client statement for last month.

Check yourself #

Can you say what Net 30 means and which invoices you would chase first? A practice quiz and certification exams are planned for a later release.