In Person Payments
To record basic in-person payments, navigate to the
Enter Payments
screen.
Here you can enter the customer's account number or name to pull up their
balance information.
Next, you can enter the amount the customer is paying. If they are paying the
exact amount owed, you can hit the *
key to populate that amount
to the field. Otherwise, simply type in the amount tendered. The program will
then ask you to encode how the customer is paying.
The check number codes for RVS Mosaics are as follows:
For customers paying with a physical check, you will simply enter in the check
number. If their check number happens to be a single digit (or contains leading
zeroes), we recommend adding a dummy digit to the beginning (ex: 100xx) so
that the program will not confuse it for one of the special tender codes.
In most scenarios, you should not be using codes 3, 4, or 0 to manually enter
payments as they are special codes that the program uses for specific instances.
Finally, you can hit Enter
one more time to submit the payment
and return to the screen. You will now see an updated batch tape showing what
payments you have entered to the system in your current RVS session.
Backing Out Payments:
If a payment gets entered incorrectly, be it the wrong amount, wrong payment
type, wrong account, or wrong date, you can reverse it to then enter the
correct payment. Please note that this only applies to the most recent
payment for a customer within the current working month in RVS. If the payment
was in a previous month, or there was another payment entered afterwards, the
payment cannot be backed out and must be adjusted instead. To back out a
payment, follow the steps below:
Enter Payments
screen and enter the customer's account number.
Yes
.-
symbol and then the exact amount displayed in red
at the top right. Even if the account had multiple payments entered on
the date in question, you will have to first back out the entire amount
applied to the account. For the check number, you must enter the
same check number as the payment you are reversing. If multiple payments
were entered on the day of the payment you are backing out, you will need
to use the check number of the last payment that was entered.