Automatically Allocating Credits Appropriately

Do you want your credits to go towards costs first, or services, or interest? Even better, do you want to ensure this is done consistently every time within your firm.

Easily applying credits towards bills on a matter in a very specific way, while using various different accounts relevant to each type of item on the bill is exactly what you can do now. You can configure it once and sit back knowing your credits moving forward will be applied in the right order every single time.



Business Central Reporting Dimension Support

You are now able to specify a single, free-text dimension from your Business Center that will be pushed will all transactions and details to Business Central in order to better report how you need to slice your data in Business Central. 

We plan to add support in the future for additional dimensions that will allow you to flexibly report financials additionally. For example, you could have dimensions by geography, tax location/group, practice area and even by matter.

Fixed Rounding in All Places

There are several different ways in Curo365 that triggered a rounding calculation to be made. One scenario that was not calculating correctly was when a Billing was created from the Timer window. This has been fixed, and we've further made the backend more robust to always round consistently no matter how it is being triggered.

Automatic Allocations of Payments is Here!

Applying payments appropriately is so important. It is also becoming more complicated and error-prone with several different allocation types and remembering the right order to apply them every time. Do you want to be sure to pay off interest first? Or make sure your matter costs are covered before any time entry billings?

Now you can configure how you want payments to be applied, and then have them automatically allocated that way consistently and confidently every time. 


A thorough guide on how to configure everything and start auto-allocating your payments is found here


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