About Importing the Data

Hello Expert
I have to Import the Incoming Payment For Particular Customer i have Used ORCT template for importing the record but what i need is to also clear the incoming Payment for this customer so that the Particular Invoice Status of this customer should be closed, How Should i do this which other Template to use or which field should be filled in the (ORCT Payment) template can anybody Explain with example .

Hi......
If you want to make payment against a particular Invoice then along with ORCT you can use RCT2 for adjustment of Invoices in which you have to put the document entry in DocEntry column of RCT2 Template which links invoice to the ORCT payment and the invoice will be closed.
Regards,
Rahul

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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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