Yes, use the Bulk Payment or Batch Payment features on Juan to record payments for multiple invoices in 1 go.
Select the desired balance due invoices to use the bulk or batch payment.

Yes, you can select and pay invoices in various currencies simultaneously.
All the payments will be recorded in the selected payment account currency.
Bulk and Batch Payments both create a separate payment for each transaction and support partial, split, and cross-currency amounts. They only differ in bank reconciliation:
Bulk Payments: Each payment appears as a separate cashflow record
Batch Payments: Payments in the batch are aggregated into a single cashflow record
Yes, you can do partial payments during bulk/batch payments, by updating the invoice payment amount.

The payment currency will depend on the selected payment account's currency.
So, irrespective of the selected invoice currencies, all the payment currencies will be the same as the payment account currency.
Yes, use the bulk/batch auto-fill feature to calculate the cash equivalent of the invoice payment amounts to the payment amounts in the payment accounts currency.
Alternatively, you can autofill the cash equivalent for each payment record
You can also set a custom rate for just a single payment record.


Yes, like the normal payments flow you can add transaction fees during bulk/batch payment creation flow. Refer to transaction fee for more info.
Yes, like the normal payments flow if a payment is recorded in non-base currency, RGL can occur.Refer to When does realized FX gain-loss (RGL) happen, and how is it calculated?
Yes, you can only select records on a single page. If the page size is set to 200, you can select up to 200 invoices to create bulk payments. The current maximum page size is 500 records.
No, you cannot record overpayments. Juan will prevent you from entering a payment amount that is greater than the balance due on the invoice.

Find the payment record (either from the payments tab / find the invoice against which the payment is recorded) and edit the details as needed.
The "Payment" column reflects the invoice's original amount due in its designated currency.
The "Cash Received" column allows you to record the actual amount received, which might differ due to exchange rate fluctuations in multi-currency scenarios.

A: When you click "Save" on the "Record Invoice Payments" modal, the payments will be recorded and the invoices will be marked as paid.
Yes, you can view the total cash received during the bulk payment flow. The total cash received will be in the payment account currency.

No, bulk payments create 1 payment record for all the selected invoices.
Batch payments create a single payment for all the selected invoices.