SettleWisePayoutsGuide advances
CX-02Understand funding

Funded means the guide owes, not that cash moved

"The advance is funded, so why didn't the register move?"

Track

Guide advances

Phase

Understand funding

Starts with

Funded advance, register unchanged

Ends with

Debt and cash read apart

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CX-02
  1. GA-01Fund an advance with cash from a register
  2. GA-02Fund an advance from a supplier bill
  3. GA-03Fund an advance from a payout already recorded
  4. GA-06Recover an advance from guide earnings

The situation

Funding records the guide's debt. When the money leaves depends on how the advance was funded.

What starts it

Someone compares a Funded advance with the registers.

How it unfolds

AccountingOwner
  1. 1

    Funding records the guide's debt for the requested amount

    Accounting

    Always in USD and always in full. This is the key moment of the journey.

  2. 2

    Cash from a register moves money now

    Accounting

    The funding creates the payout.

  3. 3

    A supplier bill moves money when the lodge pays the supplier

    Accounting

    That payment is a normal bill payment and never changes the guide's debt.

  4. 4

    Already paid moved money when the earlier payout was made

    Accounting

    Funding links the advance to that payout instead of paying again.

Who's involved

Accounting

Owns money movement, registers, and reconciliation.

Owner

Reads the commercial picture and escalates exceptions.

What each person sees

Accounting

The request, how the money left, and the guide's debt before and after.

Why: Record what the guide owes without counting money twice.

Owner

Guide debt on one asset account, never as an expense.

Why: Know what guides owe and what cash really left.

The rule to remember

Every advance moves a register at most once, whichever way it is funded.