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Open Items Statement for NetSuite

The Open Items Statement for NetSuite accounts shows all open transactions including credit memos, payments, and journals for an accurate balance.

Where your statements come from

Kolleno can either generate your customer statements itself, or pull them straight from NetSuite. If your account is set to use NetSuite as the statement source, the PDF your customers receive is rendered by NetSuite so it looks and reads exactly like a statement printed from NetSuite.

What the Open Items Statement includes

For NetSuite-sourced accounts, the Open Items Statement (PDF) includes every open transaction on the account:

  • Open invoices

  • Unapplied credit memos

  • Unapplied payments

  • Journals

Settled and closed transactions are left out, so the closing balance matches the customer's actual outstanding amount.

How it compares to the Transactions Statement

Statement Type

What It Includes

Best For

Open Items Statement

Open transactions only — invoices, credit memos, payments, journals

Monthly statements showing only what is currently outstanding

Transactions Statement

All activity in the period — open and closed — with a running balance

A full account history for a specific date range

This applies to the PDF version only. The Excel (XLSX) version of the Open Items Statement is still produced by Kolleno as an aging breakdown of open invoices — the two formats will not match line for line.

Where to use it

The Open Items Statement (PDF) can be selected anywhere statements are generated in Kolleno:

Email Templates

  1. Go to your email template settings

  2. Scroll to the Statement attachments section

  3. Click the Statement type dropdown

  4. Select Open Items Statement (PDF)

  5. Save the template

Customer Page

Download the statement directly from a customer's profile, or attach it when composing an email from within Kolleno.

Customer Portal

Your customers can download the Open Items Statement themselves directly from the Customer Portal.

For more information on how the Transactions Statement works for NetSuite accounts, see Transactions Statement for NetSuite.

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