Using the AP Aging Report

Using the AP Aging Report

Introduction

If you're using a system such as Paragon, you are no doubt buying or producing products, raw materials, or both and therefore likely have to pay your vendors for their hard work. Once you have been issued vendor invoices from your vendors, you need the ability to see, at a glance, whom you owe and when is it due. That's where the AP Aging Report will come in handy. This report can be run from the vendor screen and will list which vendor invoices are still outstanding for each vendor, if you have any vendor credits you can apply to your account(s), and when this money is due to be paid.

Print the AP aging report for one vendor

From any screen in Paragon, click the more button. 

Now click the vendor button. 


Once you are in the vendor module, open the detail view of any vendor and click the action list button. You will see a print option for aged AP



Click on aged AP. It will open a modal where you can select the template you want to use. 



Select the template and click accept to print the AP aging report for this vendor.

Setting the date in the selection modal to the last day of the period will run the report as if it was that day and only include transactions dated on or before that date. 

You also have the option to export directly to Excel.





Print the AP aging report for all vendors or specific vendors

Navigate to the list view and click bulk edit


After clicking bulk edit your have the option to select multiple vendors. Simply check the boxes for the entries you want to see in the report and click the updated button that now says bulk actions.


Bulk action will open a mini modal that allows you to apply an action across your selected entries. 


Click on aged AP. It will open a modal where you can select the template you want to use. 


After you have selected the template, you have three options: all, as filtered and manually selected



all: prints the report for all vendors regardless of the selection you made
as filtered: prints the report for the vendors currently displayed in list view with the advanced filtering regardless of the selection you made
manually selected:  prints the vendors you previously selected with the checkbox column

Currency and vendor totals

The AP Aging report displays information by currency and vendor, listing each currency and then displaying each vendor and their transactions within that currency. If there is no due date, the transaction date is used.
  1. A total is calculated for each vendor (calculation = vendor invoice - payment - vendor credit)
  2. A total is calculated for each currency and shows the sum of all vendor totals within that currency.
The columns include:
due date: the due date from the transaction (if applicable)
transaction: type of transaction being displayed and the transaction number
- total: total dollar amount for that vendor amount
current, 0-30 days, 31-60 days, 61-90 days, and +90 days: these columns will be filled with the total dollar amount for each transaction based on their due dates (if applicable)



You also have the option to export directly to Excel.

What's next?

If you're looking to explore more reports in Paragon, or need help on how to use them, check out some of these articles:


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