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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 29 of 33

Rejected: the receipt exceeds the balance

Your action

Read the actual validation message. Change Amount received to $522.50; do not retry the same excessive amount.

Why this was rejected

Could not complete the operation: Record a valid received payment no greater than the issued invoice balance.

The action did not succeed. Follow the correction above; the next screen shows the corrected input.

Rejected: the receipt exceeds the balance. Actual captured fictional application screen. Actual overpayment rejection 1 Correct the amount to $522.50 2 Click Here
Red boxes identify the actual input, navigation or result. Click Here advances the guided screenshots; it does not submit a live form.

Highlighted controls

  1. Actual overpayment rejection
  2. Correct the amount to $522.50

Value to the firm

Rejecting an excessive allocation helps avoid overstating invoice settlement and makes the correction explicit.

Presenter notes: purpose, business value and limitations

The rejected request did not create a receipt or move funds. The invoice balance is still $522.50. Correcting the amount is appropriate for this fictional full-payment example; a real excess receipt may need a separate approved accounting workflow, not a fabricated invoice allocation.

Business value: Rejecting an excessive allocation helps avoid overstating invoice settlement and makes the correction explicit.