The Accounts Receivable Aging Report gives you a running total of all receivables generated by Direct Bill Payments made by Companies. Therefore, to appear on this report, a Company must have been setup and had a Direct Bill charged to a folio. See Direct Bill Payment Type and Companies

When a Direct Bill payment is made to a folio, the amount is automatically added to the AR Account of the company. AR Accounts are used for keeping track of  Direct Bill payments made by Companies to Individual, Group or House Account Folios. See AR Accounts

A Company will only appear on this report if they have an open balance. If a company is not on this report, then they have paid their AR Account and have a zero balance. To see AR Payments made, go to Transactions Report

The report lists each Company with an open balance with a summary of the credit limit, amount owed, amount owed and the running total. The aging periods displayed are  standard accounts receivable aging periods: Current, 30 days, 60 days, 90 days and 120 days +.

To see details of individual statements and folio charges,  see AR Statements

Since the report keeps a running total of outstanding balances, the amounts will "drop off" the report when a payment is received and the balance is zero in AR Accounts. See AR Payments

For this reason, there no option to choose a date. The report displays open balances as of the system date.

The credit limit controls how much can be billed to a company when making a Direct Bill payment to a guest folio. If the credit limit for the company has been reached, then the system will not allow to make a Direct Bill payment in the folio. To allow the payment, you must increase the credit limit of the company. To increase the credit limit, go to Companies

To run an Accounts Receivable Aging Report :

The Accounts Receivable Aging Report displays the following information:

See an example of an Accounts Receivable Aging Report