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Reassign or Release a Deposit

A Deposit represents a type of Unapplied Payment that is directly associated with an Order. It cannot be applied to anything other than that Order upon invoicing. 


However, you can reassign a Deposit to another Order for the Customer or release to the Customer Account. 


IMPORTANT! Once a Deposit is released On Account it cannot be reassigned as a Deposit. It will remain an Unapplied Payment until applied to an Invoice. It can be applied to any Invoice. 

 

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Go to Payments

 

  1. Go to the Payments
    1. You can access this tile from the Main Dashboard or by going to the Customer Profile and selecting Payments. The latter will automatically filter the Payments Search for that Customer.
  2. Go to Pending Deposits
  3. Locate and select the Deposit Payment profile
  4. In the blue Outcome box, click Release
  5. A pop-up will open, asking you to confirm that you want to release the Deposit as a credit on account. To proceed, click OK.
  6. LOU will return to the Payment Search page and a message will appear, indicating the Deposit was released.

Once the Deposit is released, it cannot be associated with another Order. It will remain a Credit On Account as an Unapplied Payment and can be applied to any Invoice or POS transaction. 




Reassign Deposit

If you have taken a Deposit on an Order and you want Reassign it to another Order, you can do so by using the Reassign button. 


  1. Go to the Payments Tile
  2. Locate and select the Deposit Payment Profile
  3. In the blue Outcome box, click the Reassign button
  4. A pop-up will open with a dropdown to choose another Pending Document for the Customer.
  5. Select the Document to which you want to Reassign the Deposit
  6. Click OK

The Deposit Payment will be reassigned to the selected Document and will no longer be associated with the original document. It will remain as a Pending Deposit and can only be applied to the Invoice for the currently associated Document.