Outgoing payments
In this box you enter information regarding outgoing payments in the accounts payable.
Payment method
Here you select the payment method that should be used when making payments to the supplier in question. You can select between the payment methods registered in the Bank settings procedure. There you can edit and/or add payment methods. This field is mandatory and cannot be left empty.
Pay via
Here you can enter another supplier number if the payment should be made via another supplier. By default this field will contain the same supplier number as in the main row, but it can be changed. This can be useful if the supplier who sent the invoices has handed over the invoices to a finance company (for example Nordea Finans, Klarna). This requires that you have registered the finance company as a separate supplier in the supplier register.

By using the button Bank accounts you can register one or several bank accounts for the supplier. To the left you can see the accounts you register, and there you can also select which one you wish to use by default. To the right you fill in information for the respective account according to the following.
Bank account type
Here you select which type of account that is being registered. You can choose between IBAN, BBAN, UPIC, and Other.
Account number/IBAN
Here you enter the bank account number or IBAN, using a maximum of 50 characters.
SWIFT/BIC
Here you enter the bank’s BIC or SWIFT code, using a maximum of 20 characters.
Clearing number
Here you enter the bank’s clearing number (not used together with IBAN), using a maximum of 20 characters.
Clearing system
Here you enter the bank’s clearing system (not used together with IBAN), using a maximum of 20 characters.
Currency
Here you link the bank account to a currency. The supplier's currency is selected by default, but this can be changed. The bank account is primarily suggested based on the currency on the supplier invoice. If the supplier has several bank accounts in the same currency as the invoice, then the bank account that is set as default will be suggested.
Recipient’s country
Here you select the supplier’s or the recipient’s country. The same country as in the supplier’s mailing address is selected by default, but this can be changed.
Country
In this field you enter the country where the bank is situated. The same country as in the supplier’s mailing address is selected here by default, but this can be changed. The selected country affects the address format that will be applied. If you select a country that does not have a specific address format, a general address format will be applied. You link countries to address formats in the Countries procedure. If you change the country code, the address format will also be changed.

To the right of the Country field you find the Settings for address button where you can see and add more information that is linked to the bank's country. By clicking the button, a window called Settings for address opens with the fields Language and Document group will appear. In the window you can also see the address format that applies for the selected country. At the bottom of the window you can preview the address according to the address format.
Languages
The language you select here is the language that will be used in documents to the bank. The language is filled in automatically when you select the country. The field can be edited and you can select any language. This can e.g. be useful when dealing with countries where more than one language is commonly used. By using the Lookup function, you can select among the languages registered as active in the Language procedure.
Document group
In this field you select a document group which determines the document group that will be used by default in documents to the bank. The document group is based on the selected language and is linked to the language in the Languages procedure.
Address format
This is an information field displaying the format applied for the selected country. This field is not possible to edit.
Preview
Here you can see a preview of the entered address in the address format of the selected country.
By using the button
Name
Here you enter the name of the bank.
Address
Enter the street address or post office box number of the bank.
Zip code
Here you enter the zip code of the bank. If there are zip code tables registered for the country in question in the Zip code register procedure, you can select a zip code by using the Lookup feature.
City
Here you enter the city where the bank is situated. This field is automatically filled in if the corresponding information has been entered for the country’s zip codes in the Zip code register procedure.
The City field is available for the following address formats:
- Zip code + City
- City, Zip code (two rows)
- City + State/Region + Zip code.
State/Region
Here you enter the state or the region of the bank. This field is automatically filled in if you have entered the country’s zip codes in the Zip code register procedure.
The field State/Region is available in the address format City + State/Region + Zip code. This address format is used e.g. in the U.S.
City/Province
Here you enter the city or province for the bank. This field is automatically filled in if you have entered the country’s zip codes in the Zip code register procedure.
The field State/Province is available in the address format City/Province + Zip code. This address format is used e.g. in China.

By clicking the button Export settings you select which export format you want to use and if you want to use any exceptions for the supplier.
Export format
Here you decide which export format that should be used. The available formats are the ones available for Payment file in the Settings for export/import procedure. If the selected Payment method to the supplier is linked to a Payment format in the Bank settings procedure, then this format will be set by default here.
Exceptions
(Does not apply to the export format Supplier payments LB) With this checkbox you decide if you want to make exceptions from the codes that are set via general export settings. E.g. you might have an agreement with a supplier that the supplier always bears the expenses, or that you – to the supplier in question – always have to make express payments.