Write-offs
RegisterBalances written off or credited, who approved each one, and why.
Who said yes, and why
A write-off is somebody deciding to stop chasing money. Six months later the only question that matters is who decided and on what basis, and that is exactly what usually was not written down.
No accounting, no grading, no scoring
No bad-debt provision, no collectability grade, no tax treatment, no legal conclusion about the debt and no credit score. It records a decision your people made.
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Alongside this: AR aging · Collections log · Invoice disputes
A record of your own decision. CompliMaint makes no bad-debt provision, grades no account, applies no accounting or tax treatment, reaches no legal conclusion, scores nobody’s credit and approves nothing automatically. Everything runs on your device.
Questions people ask
- Does it make a bad-debt provision?
- No. It applies no accounting treatment of any kind. What a write-off means in your books is a question for whoever keeps them.
- Does it grade the account as collectable?
- No. There is no collectability grade, no doubtful-debt classification and no credit score here.
- Does it approve anything automatically?
- No. Approval is a person you name. Nothing here approves, authorizes or thresholds anything by itself.
- Does it take a tax position?
- No. Whether an amount is deductible and when is a question for your accountant, not for a log.
- How is this different from a credit note?
- A credit note is the document you issue. This is the standing record of who approved what and why.