Customer

A Customer is a business or individual who purchases goods or services from you. The Customer master in YousrERP stores all relevant information about each customer.

Creating a Customer

  1. Go to Selling > Customer and click New.
  2. Enter the Customer Name and select a Customer Group.
  3. Select the Customer Type: Individual or Company.
  4. Enter contact details:

- Email, Phone, Mobile

- Website

  1. Enter the Address (including city, country, postal code).
  2. In the Accounting section:

- Default Currency (SAR for local customers)

- Default Receivable Account

- Default Payment Terms Template

  1. In the Tax section:

- Tax Category (VAT Registered, Consumer, Exempt, Overseas)

- Tax ID (VAT Registration Number)

  1. Click Save.

Customer Groups

Organize customers into groups for reporting and pricing:

  • Retail: End consumers
  • Wholesale: Business customers
  • Government: Government entities
  • Export: International customers
  • VIP: Premium/high-value customers

Key Fields

Field Purpose
Customer Name Display name for the customer
Customer Group Category for reporting and pricing rules
Territory Geographic territory (Saudi-specific: Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, etc.)
Credit Limit Maximum credit allowed to this customer
Default Price List Price list used for this customer's transactions
Payment Terms Default payment due date and terms
Tax Category Determines VAT treatment on invoices
Default Receivable Account Account for customer invoices
Customer POSA ID For ZATCA e-invoicing (Saudi Arabia)

Customer Dashboard

The customer dashboard provides a 360° view:

  • Outstanding Amount: What the customer owes
  • Last Purchase: Most recent transaction
  • Annual Revenue: Total sales this year
  • Payment History: Recent payments received
  • Open Sales Orders: Orders not yet delivered
  • Communication History: Emails and interactions

Customer Credit Limit

Set a credit limit to control risk:

  1. Enter the Credit Limit amount in the customer master.
  2. When creating a Sales Order, the system checks if the customer's total outstanding (including this order) exceeds the limit.
  3. If exceeded, the order can be blocked or flagged for review.