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Guided screenshots, not live forms. Fictional public-demo data. No production account, live AI, email delivery or money movement.

Receipts and reconciliation Step 28 of 33

A receipt must match the outstanding invoice

Your action

Use the newly issued invoice and Camille Morgan. Choose Check and reference DEMO-RECEIPT-DAY-001. Enter $523.50 against the $522.50 balance, then click Record payment to demonstrate rejection.

A receipt must match the outstanding invoice. Actual captured fictional application screen. Intentionally $1 above the balance 1 Outstanding balance: $522.50 2 Choose Camille Morgan (demo) 3 Choose Check 4 Use reference DEMO-RECEIPT-DAY-001 5 Attempt the invalid receipt 6 Click Here
Red boxes identify the actual input, navigation or result. Click Here advances the guided screenshots; it does not submit a live form.

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  1. Intentionally $1 above the balance
  2. Outstanding balance: $522.50
  3. Choose Camille Morgan (demo)
  4. Choose Check
  5. Use reference DEMO-RECEIPT-DAY-001
  6. Attempt the invalid receipt

Value to the firm

An invoice-linked receipt supports reconciliation and can prevent an amount from being applied to the wrong receivable.

Presenter notes: purpose, business value and limitations

We intentionally enter one dollar more than the actual outstanding balance. The method Check is a label for an already received fictional payment; no check is deposited. The reference is fictional and contains no bank or card details. The next screen shows the genuine overpayment rejection.

Business value: An invoice-linked receipt supports reconciliation and can prevent an amount from being applied to the wrong receivable.