Cydoo : your company's ERP
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Signing in, and securing your account
37 Views •When something goes wrong: who does what
31 Views •Who it is for
30 Views •Why this tool exists
29 Views •The dashboard: your home screen
27 Views •Customers and contacts
26 Views •Stock and items
26 Views •My contract and my Cybelia invoices
25 Views •Payments and reminders
24 Views •From quote to invoice, with no re-entry
24 Views •Your team and their permissions
24 Views •Payments and reminders
An invoice sent is not an invoice paid. Cydoo keeps both columns: what is owed, and what has come in.
Recording a payment
When the transfer arrives, you record it against the relevant invoice. It moves from "to pay" to "paid" and the customer's balance updates. If a customer settles two invoices with one transfer, you can split the amount between them.
A partial payment is not a problem. Record what has arrived; Cydoo keeps the remainder outstanding and carries on tracking it.
Reminders, without thinking about them
Cydoo can chase on its own: a polite reminder at eight days late, a firmer one at three weeks. You choose the tone and the timing, and you keep control: a reminder can always be paused for a customer you are in discussion with.
Marie set the reminders up once, in January. She has not touched them since: she simply looks at the overdue list on Monday mornings.
The support behind it: automatic reconciliation with your bank can be set up so that transfers match themselves. It is an option; we install it if your bank allows it.
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