Payment drafts-AR

A draft is a payment method that allows payment to be made from 30 to 120 days and, similar to an invoice, has a due date. Therefore, the draft is added in the customer risk until draft due date. Customer drafts are remitted on the due date before or in advance with a discount. Drafts can be printed by the company and sent to the customer for acceptance in the form of manual bills of exchange. Alternatively, they can be created by the customer and sent to the vendor in the form of promissory notes or post-dated checks, or both.

The bill of exchange process can also be automatic, where the process is like direct debit processing. Drafts are created by the vendor company on the customer account according to a non-acceptance process that is agreed in advance with the customer.

Chile specifics

The bill of exchange (BOE) is a credit document that is used to support business transactions in installments. The BOE is a written payment order by one party to another to pay a certain amount of money on a specified date or maturity. The receiving party accepts the bill of exchange by signing it.

The bill of exchange can also be transferred by endorsement. Even if it does not include the clause to order, you can have a continuous series of endorsements.

How Infor meets the requirement

For more information on BOE, see Receivables User Guide.