Grace Days In the Prepayments Tab Under Payment Rules

Grace Days In the Prepayments Tab Under Payment Rules

Grace Days

Enter the number of days after the last paid installment date that an additional principal payment can still be posted. This limit is used in payment processing (the Rapid Entry and Exception Entry screens). It is also used in payment posting and in processing lockbox payments using the Lockbox Payments Import Event.

Environment:

Table Setup

ArticleNumber:

000053887

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