< All Topics
Print

How to Manage Customer Ledger in GPOS

This tutorial will guide you through the step-by-step process of viewing and managing a customer ledger in GPOS.


🛠️ Why You Need to Use the Customer Ledger

  • To track all transactions of a specific customer

  • To check outstanding balances and payments

  • To maintain accurate credit records

  • To review purchase history for better customer service


📋 Steps to View and Manage a Customer Ledger in GPOS

✅ Step 1: Go to the Customers Section

  1. Log in to your GPOS dashboard.

  2. From the side menu, navigate to the “Contacts” module.

  3. From the side menu, navigate to the “Customers”.

✅ Step 2: Search and Select the Customer

  1. Use the search bar to find the customer by name, phone number, or customer ID.

  2. Select the desired customer from the list.

✅ Step 3: Open the Customer Ledger

  1. Inside the customer’s profile, click on the “Ledger” tab.

  2. The ledger will display a detailed list of all transactions for that customer.

✅ Step 4: Review Transactions

  • Sales Invoices – Shows all sales made to the customer.

  • Payments Received – Records of all payments collected.

  • Outstanding Balance – The Amount the customer still owes.

  • Credit Notes – Any returns or adjustments applied.

✅ Step 5: Filter and Export Data (Optional)

  1. Use date filters to view transactions for a specific period.

  2. Export the ledger to PDF or Excel for reporting purposes.


🔐 Important Notes

  • Only authorized users can view or edit customer ledgers.

  • Ledger data is updated in real-time whenever sales or payments are recorded.

  • All changes are logged for security and auditing.


🎯 Tips

  • Review customer ledgers regularly to ensure timely payment follow-up.

  • Use ledger data to offer loyalty rewards to frequent customers.

  • Keep customer contact information updated for better communication.


By following these steps, you can easily manage customer accounts, track balances, and maintain accurate financial records in GPOS.

Table of Contents