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Click on Build Button to save your work.
AP will initiate the Build Payments concurrent process.
Once the Build Payments process is complete you should review your changesby printing a new Preliminary Payment Register
To print the Preliminary Payment register:
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Choose the following path:
Payments ► Entry ► Payments.
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Choose View, Find.
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Select the appropriate Payment Batch.
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Click on the button Actions
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Deselect Format Payments checkmark.
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Select Print Preliminary Payment Register.
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Click on the button OK
1.2Formatting Payments
Once the Preliminary Payment Register has been verified the payments can beformatted for printing.
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Choose the following path:
Payments ► Entry ► Payment Batches
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Choose View, Find.
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Select the appropriate Payment Batch.
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Click on the button Actions.
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Select Format Payments & Print Now.
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Click on the Button OK
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Select View, requests, Find.
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Select The Format Payments Request.
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1.3Confirm Payment Batch
After the Formatting and Printing are finished you need to requery the Payment Batch form, when the Status field changes to Formatted you may proceed to the next step. Now you need to confirm whether all the checks were printed correctly, or is there any skipped or spoiled stock paper:
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Click on the button Actions.
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Confirm Payment Batch.
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Click on the button OK.
In the Confirm Payment Batch window enter the range of Checks:
Printed
Skipped (Not applicable as Honeywell uses bespoke)
Spoiled (Not applicable as Honeywell uses bespoke)
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Click on Confirm.
AP initiates two concurrent processes, Confirm Payment Batch and FinalPayment Register.Now your Payment Batch process is completed
1.4Payment Batch sets
There is a new R11i functionality that allows the user to initiate more than onepayment batches with a single payment batch submission. You set up a paymentbatch set which groups several payment batches together so you can simultaneouslysubmit the selection, build, or format process for each payment batch in the set. Thisstreamlines the process of submitting multiple payment batches for your bankaccounts. This feature also supports the multi currency payment needs.
NOTE: For each payment batch set, define a separate payment document in thePayment Documents window. Each payment batch in the set must use aunique payment document.
2Stop Payments
2.1Stopping a Payment
Choose the following path:
Payments ► Entry ► Payments
Select from the menu bar:
View ► Find,
The following window will open
Enter search Criteria
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Click on save
The following window will open
Select the stop payment for stop payment
To select multiple records, hold down the Ctrl key and click on each desiredrecord.
To select a range of records, click on the first record of the desired range thenhold the Shift key down and click on the last record of the desired range withyour mouse to highlight the selected range.
To select all records, select Edit from the bar menu and choose Select All.
To deselect all records, choose Edit from the bar menu and choose Deselect
Click on Action button
The following window will open
Check Initiate stop to stop payment
Payables will record and display the date and time of the Initiate Stop action.Payables will then ask you if are sure that you want to stop payment on thenumber of requests you have submitted.
Click on OK
The Status field for this payment in the Payments form will change to: StopInitiated.After stopping a payment you can either release the stop or void it.
1.1Releasing a Stop Payment
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Choose the following path:
Payments ►Entry ► Payments.
2.Select from the menu bar
View ► Find,
The following window will open
3.Enter search criteria
4.Click on Find
The following window will open
5.Select the payment for stop release
6.Click on Action
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In the Payment Actions window check the Release Stop checkbox. AP displays and records the date and time of the release stop activity.AP will ask you to confirm the release stop request for the number of requeststhat you have submitted.
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Click on OK
Note: There is a Stop Payments Report available to review all stopped payments.
1.2Voiding a Payment
This can be done either for a Negotiable or a Stopped payment.
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Choose the following path:
Payments ► Entry ► Payments.
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From the Menu bar, choose the following path:
View ► Find,
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Enter the search criteria.
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Click on Find.
The following window will open:
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Select the payments
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Click on Actions
The following window will open
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In the Payment action window check the void check box. Payable allows you to update the following fields
Name of the field |
Content |
Void date |
The date on which you want Payables to record the void transaction |
G L date |
The transaction date you want the general ledger to record when posting the void payment entries |
Invoice Action |
The action you want AP to take on the invoices paid by that void payment. You can choose to place the invoices on hold, cancel the invoices, or do nothing with the invoices. |
AP ask you to confirm the cancellation
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Click on to continue
You can not reverse the void on a void payment. Remember to have the payment you want to void in your possession or have proofthat it has been destroyed before you record it as void.There is a Void Payments Register available to review voided payments.
2Payables Transfer to General Ledger
This program is run to transfers all accounting entries from payable to GL.This data is then posted to General ledger
Navigate to Other► Request ► Run
Choose the program Payable Transfer to General ledger
Provide the following parameters and submit
Name of the field |
Content |
Set of Books Name |
The set of books for which you want to transfer accounting information |
Transfer Reporting Book(s) |
Enter the reporting set of books to which it is also needed to be reported |
Batch name |
Name used to identify the batch in your general ledger. Journal Import creates a journal entry batch for each set of books and accounting period. |
From date to date |
Provide the accounting event dates for which you want to transfer accounting entries |
Journal Category |
Provide the category source Purchase Invoices Payments. Reconciled Payments.. All: all journal categories. I |
Validate accounts |
Yes No |
Transfer to GL Interface |
Select the level of detail in which you want to create journal entries In Detail. Do not summarize the entries. Transfer one accounting entry for each accounting entry. Summarize by Accounting Date. Summarize the accounting lines by account and date. Summarize by Accounting Period. Summarize the accounting lines by account and accounting period |
Submit Journal Import |
Yes. Submit Journal Import, which will automatically create journal entry batches, headers, and lines from the accounting entries in the GL interface.. No. Submit Journal Import later, through in General Ledger. |
3Open and Close Period
3.1Period control status
Status |
Control |
Future |
Payables allow invoice entry and accounting in a Future period. Payables do not allow payment entry or payment voiding in a Future period. |
Open |
You can record transactions and account for them in an Open period. |
Closed |
Payables do not allow transaction processing in a Closed period. You can reopen a Closed period if the corresponding general ledger and purchasing periods are also Open. You cannot close a period in which any of the following conditions exist Outstanding payment batches. Future dated payments for which the Maturity Date is within the period but that still have a status of Issued. Unaccounted transactions. Accounted transactions that have not been transferred to general ledger |
Permanently Closed |
Payables do not allow transaction processing in a Permanently Closed period. You cannot reopen a Permanently Closed period. |
3.2Open a Period
1.Navigate to Accounting ►Control Payables period
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Click on the period status and select open period
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1.1Close Period
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Navigate to Accounting ►Control Payable period
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Click on the period status and select open period
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