| Credit Transactions vs. Write Offs vs. Undoing Statements |
Billed amounts can be reversed using one of three methods:
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Credit transactions |
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Write Off Client utility |
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Undo Updated Statement utility |
The choice of method depends on whether the adjustment is correcting a billing error or writing off an amount as uncollectible.
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Billing errors (e.g., overbilling, incorrect client file, wrong hourly rate) are typically corrected using credit transactions or via the Undo Updated Statement utility. |
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Write-Offs (e.g., management decision to forgive a balance) are typically handled using the Write Off Client utility. |
Key Differences
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Impact on productivity reports
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Reporting differences
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Other considerations
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Examples
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A credit entry for a specific timekeeper
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A write-off for a specific timekeeper
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A statement is undone including transactions for a specific timekeeper
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| See also: | Knowledge Base Article R11760, “Best Practices When Applying Credits” |
| Knowledge Base Article R11697, “Report Finder: Info in Tabs3 Billing Reports” | |
| Notes About Write Off Client | |
| Credit Transactions Technical Notes | |
| What Exactly Gets Unupdated? |