Customer Statement Report in Qoyod
What is a Customer Statement Report?
A customer statement report is a report dedicated to tracking transactions of a single customer only, and displays:
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Sales invoices
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Payment receipts
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Credit notes
and does not display manual accounting entries added to the customer’s account.
The purpose of the report is:
To understand the customer’s financial status in terms of invoices, payments, and outstanding balance
Where can I extract this report from?
From the dropdown menu:
Reports → Customer Statement Report
What does the report display in detail?
When you extract the report, the following data will appear for each document:
Document Data
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Document type
(Sales invoice, Credit note, Payment receipt) -
Transaction date
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Document number
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Payment method (as selected in the invoice, and displays empty if the payment method field was not filled)
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Due date
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Project name (if specified in the document)
Financial Values
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Debit amount (in local currency)
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Credit amount (in local currency)
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Remaining invoice amount (in local currency)
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Debit amount (in foreign currency, if any)
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Credit amount (in foreign currency, if any)
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Outstanding balance
Totals at the End of the Report
At the end of the report, the system displays clear totals that include:
In Local Currency:
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Total invoices
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Total payments
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Total outstanding balance
In Foreign Currency (if foreign invoices exist):
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Total foreign invoices
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Total foreign payments
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Total outstanding balance in foreign currency
A Very Critical Point: When Do Numbers Change?
First: When Does the Customer’s Outstanding Balance Change?
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It changes immediately when:
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A payment receipt is saved and approved
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A credit note is saved and approved
even if it is not allocated to an invoice
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Second: When Does the Remaining Amount Against the Invoice Itself Change?
This is the difference that causes most confusion:
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It does NOT change when:
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The receipt is created only
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An unallocated credit note is created
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It changes only when:
The receipt or credit note is allocated to the invoice
In summary:
Outstanding balance = Customer account
Remaining amount = The invoice’s own status
and they don’t always change at the same moment.
Common Scenarios (As Understood by the System)
Scenario 1: Payment Receipt Without Allocation
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The receipt appears as an independent line
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The customer’s outstanding balance decreases
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The remaining amount in the invoice does not change
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The report is correct both accounting-wise and operationally
Scenario 2: Allocating the Receipt to the Invoice
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The remaining amount for the invoice changes
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The outstanding balance changes
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The relationship between the invoice and the receipt is clearly shown
Scenario 3: Unallocated Credit Note
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It reduces the customer’s outstanding balance
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It does not change the remaining amount for the invoice
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It must be allocated to affect the invoice itself
Scenario 4: Allocated Credit Note
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It reduces the outstanding balance
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It modifies the remaining amount
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and may change the invoice’s status to:
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Returned
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Paid
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Partially paid
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Why Don’t Manual Accounting Entries Appear?
Because the customer statement report:
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displays only documents directly linked to the customer
To view:
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Manual entries
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or the complete accounting impact
you must use:
Account Statement Report
Is the Report Affected by Financial Year Closing?
No.
The reason:
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The report is based on the accounts receivable account
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which is a balance sheet account (asset)
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and not an income or expense account
Therefore:
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It is not affected by closing entries
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nor by profit carryforward
What About the Opening Balance?
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The customer statement report:
does not display the opening balance -
it displays only:
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Documents
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and totals within the selected period
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If you need an opening balance:
→ use Account Statement Report
Available Filter Options
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Select one customer only
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Specify:
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Start date
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End date
(if left blank → displays all customer transactions)
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You cannot:
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select multiple customers
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or filter by branch within this report
Important Note Regarding Branches (Locations)
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You currently cannot extract:
a customer statement for a specific branch -
The reason:
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The report allows only one type of filter
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Customers ≠ Branches at the same time
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Alternative:
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Filter sales invoices directly through the filter options when accessing sales invoices by:
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Customer
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Location
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Export (PDF / Excel)
When Exporting to Excel:
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a file is created containing two sheets:
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Detailed transactions sheet
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Summary sheet (totals)
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Columns:
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in the same order
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with the same values as displayed in the system
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When Exporting to PDF:
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suitable for sharing with the customer
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or sending via:
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WhatsApp
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Email
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The Essential Difference Between Account Statement and Customer Statement Report
Account Statement
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purely accounting
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displays:
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Opening balance
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Manual entries
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all transactions
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can be for multiple customers
Customer Statement Report
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operational / sales-focused
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displays:
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Invoices
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Receipts
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Credit notes
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does not display manual entries
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single customer only
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supports multiple currencies
When to Use Each Report?
Use Account Statement if:
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you want a complete accounting picture
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or account balance reconciliation
Use Customer Statement Report if:
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you want to send a clear statement to the customer
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track payments
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know the actual outstanding balance