Meir Bulman

Meir Bulman

Accounting Practice Leader

NetSuite SuiteQL A/R and Customer Deposit Fields

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Ever get confused about which fields do what when creating A/R – oriented SuiteQL reports? Here’s a table that help organize the fields and their meanings:

AI Summary:

A reference table of the SuiteQL fields that expose paid, unpaid, applied, and unapplied amounts for invoices, payments, credit memos, customer deposits, and journal entries, organized by transaction type and database table.

Transaction Types Table Field Meaning
All Types transactionLine foreignamount Transaction amount in transaction currency
All Types transactionAccountingLine amount Transaction amount in GL base currency
Invoice transaction foreignAmountPaid Total paid amount, in the transaction currency
Invoice transaction foreignAmountUnpaid Total unpaid (open) amount, in the transaction currency
Customer Deposit, Payment, Credit Memo transaction foreignPaymentAmountUnused Total unapplied (open) amount in the transaction currency
Customer Deposit, Deposit Application, Payment, Credit Memo transaction foreignPaymentAmountUsed Total applied amount in the transaction currency
Invoice, Journal Entry transactionLine foreignAmountPaid Total paid amount, in the transaction currency (note: JE only if Dr to A/R)
Invoice, Journal Entry transactionLine foreignAmountUnpaid Total unpaid amount, in the transaction currency (note: JE only if Dr to A/R)
Customer Deposit, Deposit Application, Payment, Credit Memo, Journal Entry transactionLine foreignPaymentAmountUsed Total applied amount in the transaction currency (note: JE only if Cr to A/R)
Customer Deposit, Payment, Credit Memo, Journal Entry transactionLine foreignPaymentAmountUnused Total unapplied (open) amount in the transaction currency (note: JE only if Cr to A/R)
Invoice, Journal Entry transactionAccountingLine amountPaid The amount “settled” against a Debit to A/R, in GL base currency (note: JE only if Dr to A/R)
Invoice, Journal Entry transactionAccountingLine amountUnpaid Total unpaid amount, in GL base currency (note: JE only if Dr to A/R)
Customer Deposit, Deposit Application, Payment, Credit Memo, Journal Entry transactionAccountingLine paymentAmountUsed Total applied amount in GL base currency (note: JE only if Cr to A/R)
Customer Deposit, Payment, Credit Memo, Journal Entry transactionAccountingLine paymentAmountUnused Total unapplied (open) amount in GL base currency (note: JE only if Cr to A/R)

Frequently Asked Questions

Which SuiteQL fields show an invoice’s unpaid balance?

foreignAmountUnpaid on the transaction or transactionLine table shows the open amount in the transaction currency, and amountUnpaid on the transactionAccountingLine table shows it in the GL base currency.

Do these open balance fields work for journal entries?

Only the line-level tables expose them for journal entries, and which field applies depends on whether the journal line debits or credits Accounts Receivable.

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Meir is a CPA and certified NetSuite ERP Consultant who is a senior NetSuite consultant and Accounting Practice Lead with Prolecto Resources, Inc. His combined Accounting expertise and deep NetSuite knowledge, aided by a technical aptitude, provide valuable perspective into the real-world business needs of the NetSuite user community.

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