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welcome to the series of videos on Oracle Fusion receivables in this session lets see how we can create a debit memo transaction but before we begin with lets try to understand the concept of debit memo debit memo have a similar concept as that of an invoice but unlike credit memos debit memos are not linked to any particular invoice transaction as the whole idea behind creating a debit memo is to increase the customer outstanding balance then why create a debit memo instead of an invoice as both ultimately increases the customer outstanding balance this is because debit memo would mean that we build you short in our invoice and with reference to our previous transaction we are billing you with a remaining amount now like say you have bailed your customer short on a particular invoice transaction with regards to quantity or there has been retrospective change in price against a particular invoice or or you need to charge interest to your customer on a particular invoice billing tran
