Bankings

Bankings

Overview

The Bankings Modules contains the movements of all Money in and out of  any General Ledger Account that is has been set up as a Bank Account.

It is a list of all Payments Received being from a Customer, Cash Sales, Cheques, Eftpos, Direct Deposits and Payments made to a Supplier along with all Banking Deposits, Banking Payments and Banking Transfers.
Basically any transaction that affects any Bank Account will flow through into the Bankings Module.

No manual entries can be added through the 'Bankings' Module.

Reference

Field

Description

Field

Description

Type

This is the transaction type for this banking record

Number

This is a unique transaction number for the banking record

Site

The site for this banking record

Date

The date and time of the banking record

Tender

This is the tender for this banking record

Card

This is the card for this banking record

Account Site

This is the account site for this banking record

Workstation

 

Payment Reference

This is the payment reference for the banking record

Description

This field contains a short description of the banking record

Value

This field shows the value of the banking record

Value Excluding Fee

This field shows the value of the banking record, excluding fees

Bank Account

BSB

 

Account Number

 

Bank Reconciliation lines

Date

The date and time of the line

Bank Reconciliation

 

Tender

 

Site

 

Status

 

Marked

 

Workstation

 

Transaction Number

 

Card

 

Description

 

Payment Reference

 

Transaction Value

 

Corrected Date

 

Corrected Value

 

Matched Reference

 

Value Excluding Fee

 

  1. From the Navigation panel click on Financials then click on Cashbook 

  2. Then select Bankings. You have the ability to change the filter by clicking on the Drop Down Box at the top of the screen and making a selection.

  3. Once Making a selection, a list of all movements will display to screen, these are transactions that have an affect on any Bank Account.

  4. The left hand side of the View is what we call the 'List View' see example:

  5. The list view can be sorted by clicking on any one of the Filter Drop Down along each column heading -  For information on how to search for an exiting transaction please see Searching and Filtering Lists

  6. As you highlight a transaction from the List View you can see the origin of this transaction by clicking on 'Show Source Record' 

  7. Looking at the List view, as you highlight a transaction, on the right hand side of it, you will see the details of each that transaction along with the bank reconciliation details if any.

  8. The right hand side is called the 'detail view' .

  9. Within the Detail view, in 'Bank Reconciliation LInes' you can see if the Transaction has been presented onto any Bank Reconciliation. If the Bank Reconciliaton LInes is empty, then that transaction has not been presented on any bankrec as yet.

  10. If you click on 'Show Bank Reconciliation' button from within the detail list view, you are taken to the bank reconciliation where the transaction was presented. 

  11. Here you will see all the details on that one Bank reconciliation in detail.

  12. If you would like to see the data in a report format, you can click on 'Export to'

  13. The Export to function allows to export the data that is displayed on the screen to another format.

  14. Select one of the formats 

  15. The data will appear to screen in that format. You can take it from there. EXPORT TO BUTTON