To print customer statements

1. Go to the Sales command centre and click Print/Email Statements. The Review Statements Before Delivery window appears.

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2. Click the To Be Printed tab.
3. In the Statement Type field, select the type of statement you want to print.
   • Invoice statements list all invoices aged as at a specified date.
   • Activity statements list all sales invoices and payments within a specified date range. Activity statements include a running account balance.
4. Specify the statement period.
   • If you selected Invoice as the statement type, enter an ageing date to display invoices outstanding as at that date.
     If you want to include only invoices recorded up to the statement date, select the Only include invoices up to Statement Date option.
   • If you selected Activity as the statement type, enter the statement date range in the From and To fields.
5. Type the number of statements you want to print per customer in the Print field.
6. Click Advanced Fiters if you want to:
   • filter the customer list
   • select a different statement form
   • include customers with zero balances, or
   • add finance charges to the amounts due.
     Learn more about Advanced batch filters.
7. (Optional) Click the Balance column heading to sort the displayed list by customer balance owing. This helps if you want to print statements only for those customers who owe up to a certain value.
8. Click in the select column ( ) next to the customers you're printing statements for.
9. Click Print. If you need to reprint a statement, repeat the above steps.

Learn more about printing from AccountRight.

To email customer statements

1. Go to the Sales command centre and click Print/Email Statements. The Review Statements Before Delivery window appears.
2. Click the To Be Emailed tab.
3. In the Statement Type field, select the type of statement you want to email.
   • Invoice statements list all invoices aged as at a specified date.
   • Activity statements list all sales invoices, payments and orders with a customer deposit for a specified date range. Activity statements include a running account balance.
4. Specify the statement period.
   • If you selected Invoice as the statement type, enter an ageing date to display invoices outstanding as at that date.
     If you want to include only invoices recorded up to the statement date, select the Only include invoices up to Statement Date option.
   • If you selected Activity as the statement type, enter the statement date range in the From and To fields.
5. Click Advanced Fiters if you want to:
   • filter the customer list
   • select a different statement form
   • include customers with zero balances, or
   • add finance charges to the amounts due.
     Learn more about Advanced batch filters.
6. (Optional) Click the Balance column heading to sort the displayed list by customer balance owing. This helps if you want to email statements only to those customers who owe up to a certain value.
7. Click in the select column ( ) next to the customers to whom you want to email statements.
8. If you want to change a customer’s email address, select the customer’s name and then select another address from the Email Address list or type a different address in the Email Address field at the top of the window.
   A message appears asking if you'd like to update the employee's card. Click Yes if you want to update it or No if this is a temporary change.
9. Type the subject and message of the email or accept the default subject and message. If you want to change these defaults, click Email Defaults and make your changes.
10. Click Send Email. If you need to resend a statement, repeat the above steps.

To save statements to disk you'll need third-party software to "print" (save) the statements as PDF documents. Windows 10 has a built-in Print to PDF option which you can select when printing, or you can use a program like Adobe Acrobat or CutePDF to provide the ability to print (save) documents as PDFs.

Once you have the ability to print to PDF, when printing statements in AccountRight and you're prompted to choose a printer, choose the PDF printer from the list of printers. This saves the statements as PDF documents.

While there isn't a "print preview" function to see what your customer statements will contain, there are a few ways you can do it.

If you want to see (or change) the fields on your customer statements, view the statement form (Setup menu > Customise Forms > Statements > Invoice or Activity then open the statement form you use). Learn more about personalising your forms.

Here are 3 methods for viewing statement content: