Cash Receipts - Transaction Entry

 

Use this form to create, review, update, or delete cash receipt transactions in the current session.

 

Document List

The left hand side of the page displays your existing session documents. You can Search documents at the top and select a document to load it into the Transaction Entry form.

 

Session Information

The session information section of the form includes the following information.

Session Name: The session name

Session Date: The session date

Session Description: The session description

Session Status: The session status: Batch to Suspend or Batch to Post

Session Total: The session total dollar amount

Note: To modify session information, select the session name in the title bar to make edits.

 

Session Options

Before a document is selected or created, the form displays these options:

Copy Document: See the Copy Posted Document Form

Reverse Document: See the Reverse Posted Document Form

Recall Memorized Document: See the Recall Memorized Document Form

 

After a document is selected or created, the form displays these options:

Memorize Document: See the Memorize Document Form

Attachments: See the Attachments Form

 

Document Details

Use the Document Details fields to create or update a Cash Receipts Session Document.

Receipt: To create a new document, enter a unique ID, or generate one automatically by selecting the "+" button. To work with an existing document, select one of the documents in the Document List.

Document Date: Accept the document date, or enter a valid date specific to this document.

Description: Enter a brief description of the receipt or accept the document description as a default.

Amount: Enter the amount of the receipt.

Deposit Number: Select a deposit number from the drop-down list or enter a new deposit number that includes this receipt. This number can be used to group multiple receipts for one deposit slip.

Note: Not entering a deposit number in this optional field will automatically group this, and all non-numbered deposits, together for the same day. This makes individually clearing the deposits unavailable in Bank Reconciliation.

Recipient ID: Select the recipient to associate with the cash receipt, or use the drop-down menu to help you select an ID. This ID is optional, and the box only displays if the Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable Reporting, and/or Payroll modules are installed.

Recipient Name: The recipient name is a non-editable field and is displayed when the Recipient ID is selected.

 

User Defined Fields

Created by an administrator, user defined fields (UDF) have specific characteristics such as field type, character length, and default values specific to the field. All fields that display in this section are specific to your organization.

 

Transactions

The Transactions table lists the number of records for the document. Select a cell to add or adjust an entry. Refer to Tips and Shortcuts for more information on working with tables of data.

Note: The fields available depend on the document record viewed and whether you have User Defined Fields.

GL Account: The General Ledger Account code associated with the transaction

{Segment Name}: The segment code for the transaction. Segments were set up when the organization was created.

Effective Date: The transaction effective date

Entry Type: The transaction entry type

Description: The transaction description

Debit: The transaction debit amount

Credit: The transaction credit amount

Distribution Codes: If your organization has one or more distribution codes defined, you can use them to simplify the process of entering related transactions by clicking the DISTRIBUTION CODES link at the top right of the Transactions table. See the Distribution Codes help topic for more details.

Applying Offsets: If your organization has appropriate offsets assigned for this account, you can apply them to the invoice by clicking the APPLY OFFSETS link at the top right of the Transactions table. Offsets are assigned using MIP Fund Accounting.

Debit, Credit, Net: For non-Budget transaction types, Credit and Debit transactions must balance before you can save a document.

 

Document Options

Cancel: Select to clear the current transaction document.

Delete: Select to delete the currently loaded document. This button is disabled until a document is loaded, or until a newly entered document is saved.

Save: Select to save the current document but leave it on the screen for further edits.

  • Save & New: Select to save the current document and return to the empty form.

  • Save & Close: Select to save the current document and close the session.

Note: To use the different save functions, select the up arrow on the right of the Save button; a menu appears with the other two options. As a time-saving measure, if you select one of these options, the default button label changes to match.