Validate transactions
This reference provides the checklist and the corresponding actions that you must perform before enabling Invoice Settlement and migration.
Scenario |
Required Actions / Remarks |
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Any draft accounts with credit balance |
If the Credit Balance feature is enabled and any draft accounts have credit balance, perform the following actions:
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Any canceled accounts with credit balance |
If the Credit Balance feature is enabled and any canceled accounts have credit balance, perform the following actions:
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Any draft accounts with posted negative invoices |
If draft accounts have posted negative invoices, perform the following actions:
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Any inactive accounts with posted negative invoices |
If inactive accounts have posted negative invoices, perform the following actions:
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Any draft invoices with a negative balance |
If draft invoices have a negative balance, perform the following actions:
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Draft payments |
If draft payments exist, perform the following actions:
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Error payments |
If error payments exist, Zuora does not migrate the error payments during the migration process. Also, Zuora does not migrate canceled payments. The connections between invoices and error payments are still available in the Invoice Payment data source. To obtain related information, you can export data through the Invoice Payment data source. |
Any scheduled payment runs with the option to apply credit balance before attempting payments |
If the Apply Credit Balance to the invoice before attempting payment check box is selected for any scheduled payment run, perform the following actions:
In this scenario, credit balance is transferred into credit memos during the Invoice Settlement migration process. |
Tenant with the Finance permission and posted negative invoices or credit balance |
If your tenant has the Zuora Finance permission and posted negative invoices or credit balance, provide an accounting code to use as the On-Account accounting code. This On-Account accounting code is used for credit memos created during the migration. If it is not provided, Accounts Receivable is used as the On-Account accounting code by default. |