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A/P Inventory Accrual Account (RTN) Report

Track vendor returns awaiting credit memos by running the A/P Inventory Accrual Account (RTN) report in Blackpurl.

The A/P Inventory Accrual Account (RTN) report shows the total value of vendor returns your dealership is still waiting to receive credit memos for. Run this report regularly to keep your A/P Inventory Accrual balances reconciled between Blackpurl and your accounting package.
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What This Report Is For

The A/P Inventory Accrual Account (RTN) report shows what Blackpurl calculates as the total of your Accounts Payable (A/P) Inventory Accrual for vendor returns where the dealership is still waiting for vendor credit memos.
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How to Run This Report

1. From the Blackpurl header, navigate to Reporting > Reports > Reconciliation > A/P Inventory Accrual Account (RTN).
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The main Blackpurl Reporting interface showing the navigation path. The top navigation bar displays various menu options


​2. The report loads with the relevant filters, columns, and totals already configured.

To get the total of vendor returns still awaiting vendor credit notes, click the Totals icon and review the total.
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The A/P Inventory Accrual account (RTN) report results page showing filtered data. The report displays a table with colu


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When to Run This Report

Run this report regularly — at minimum at the end of each month. This allows you to balance your accounting package's A/P Inventory Accrual General Ledger for credit memos against the corresponding total in Blackpurl.
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What to Do With This Report

If your dealership has accounting integration enabled, use the report total to compare the A/P Inventory Accrual Account (RTN) balance in Blackpurl against the matching A/P Inventory Accrual Account General Ledger balance in your accounting package.
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For step-by-step guidance on performing that comparison and confirming your balances reconcile, see Reconcile the Received Inventory Accrual Account.
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More Information on Reporting

The following articles cover common reporting tasks in Blackpurl:

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