Managing multiple-item payment receipts in That's Rights Agents
In That's Rights Agents, you can issue invoices to publishers that include multiple items, from one or more titles, concerning one or more agency clients. When the invoice is paid, a multiple-item payment-received record is created.
Each item in a multiple-item payment-received record has its own Beneficiary section, with separate commission and deduction information for each item. To access the Beneficiary information for a particular item, click the "Details..." icon to open the item's details.
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