Payment reconciliation

Free Partial Payment Balance Calculator

Check the balance to mention in your next follow-up after a client pays in installments. Enter received payments in the invoice currency and keep promised payments outside the calculation.

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Calculation notes

How the result is calculated

Confirmed receipts are added, then subtracted from the original invoice total. Remaining balance and overpayment are shown separately and never negative. Use amounts allocated to this invoice, not the gross value of a bank transfer covering several invoices. Fees, exchange differences, and approved credits require separate reconciliation.

Formulas and examples reviewed October 2, 2026. Illustrative figures; no tax or contractual determination.

Two installments

USD 5,000 less USD 2,000 and USD 1,500 leaves USD 1,500 open. A further promised USD 1,500 does not reduce the balance until confirmed.

Extra money received

USD 800 less a confirmed USD 850 receipt leaves zero open and a USD 50 overpayment to investigate. Check whether the extra belongs to another invoice before issuing a refund.

Questions about this calculation

Where do I enter a credit note?

This tool takes receipts only. Reconcile approved credits separately and adjust the starting balance only with a documented explanation. Never label a credit note as cash received.

Does the result mark an invoice paid?

No. This calculator does not change your invoices, receive money, or send reminders. Update the relevant billing record after checking the evidence.

How to use it

1

Enter the original invoice total, including its existing tax.

2

Enter up to three confirmed receipts; use zero for unused rows.

3

Check any overpayment separately before deciding on a refund or credit.

Related workflows

Move from the quick answer into the rest of the invoice system.