What is principle difference between 'payment run' & 'payment lot'

Hello
what is principle difference between 'payment run' & 'payment lot' ?
by 'payment run' I understand all incoming payments and outgoing credits are settled
but doesn't payment lot also do that.
Thanks

Anshoo,
Payment Lot = Records Payments made in bulk.
Payment run = Too records Payments made in bulk
Difference
Payment lot = Usually u receive file from bank and post the items as a Lot <inbound file>
Payment run = U generate Payment run and send the file to the bank <outbound>
For Payment lot = Customer need not be on Direct Debit
For Payment run = Customer has to be on Direct Debit
For Payment lot = Payment can be thru chq/cash/cr card and Payment on account too can be posted
For Payment run = Payment is made only when the Customer is on DD and you cannot make payment unless there is either Open Invoice or BB line item
Hope this clears
Rgds
Rajendra

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