Use Cash Transaction Types to define the cash transaction types that facilitate data entry in Cash Processing. You can select a user-friendly description when you create standard bank transactions and provide the default account groups to charge for the transaction type. Cash transaction types must be set up by Internal Company by Bank Account. These are common cash transaction types:
Description |
Session Type |
Transaction Type |
---|---|---|
Bank Debit Memo |
Bank Transactions |
Bank Adjustment |
Bank Credit Memo |
Bank Transactions |
Bank Adjustment |
Interest Income |
Bank Transactions |
Interest |
Interest Expense |
Bank Transactions |
Interest |
Bank Service Charges |
Bank Transactions |
Bank Adjustment |
Returned Check Charges |
Bank Transactions |
Bank Adjustment |
Returned Check Reimbursement |
Bank Transactions |
Bank Adjustment |
Cash Transfers |
Bank Transactions |
Cash Transfer |
Inter-Company Cash Transfers |
Bank Transactions |
Cash Transfer |
Wire Transfer Sent |
Bank Transactions |
Cash Transfer |
Wire Transfer Received |
Bank Transactions |
Cash Transfer |
Letter Of Credit Drawdown |
Bank Transactions |
Cash Transfer |
Daily Cash Deposit |
Deposit - Cash |
Daily Cash Deposit |
Daily Check Deposit |
Deposit - Cash |
Daily Cash Deposit |
Credit Card Receipts From Processor |
Credit Card Processor Transactions |
Credit Card Receipt |
Credit Card Processing Fees |
Credit Card Processor Transactions |
Credit Card Processing Fee |
Credit Card Charge Backs |
Credit Card Processor Transactions |
Credit Card Chargeback |
Customer Check Payment On Specific Invoice |
Deposit - Customer Payment |
Customer Order Payment |
Customer Cash Payment On Specific Invoice |
Deposit - Customer Payment |
Customer Order Payment |
Customer Credit Card Payment On Specific Invoice |
Deposit - Customer Payment |
Customer Order Payment |
Setting Up Cash Transaction Types
Open Cash Transaction Types under Financials | Setup.
Click New to create a new cash transaction type.
Specify a description for the cash transaction type in Description.
Select the Cash Processing Session Type from the dropdown list. The following Cash Processing Session Types are predefined in the System:
Bank Transactions – represents ordinary transactions that affect the cash account
Credit Card Processor Transactions – represents credit card transactions
Deposit - Cash – represents deposits made to the cash account
Deposit - Customer Payments – represents withdrawals made to the cash account.
Cash Processing Transaction Type contains the report that provides insight into the transactions that affected the cash balance. The reports available change, depending on the Cash Processing Session Type that you chose in step 4. These are common cash processing transaction types:
Cash Processing Session Type |
Cash Processing Transaction Type |
---|---|
Bank Transactions |
Bank Adjustment |
Bank Transactions |
Cash Transfer |
Bank Transactions |
Interest |
Credit Card Processor Transactions |
Credit Card Chargeback |
Credit Card Processor Transactions |
Credit Card Payment |
Credit Card Processor Transactions |
Credit Card Processing Fee |
Deposit - Cash |
Daily Cash Deposit |
Deposit - Customer Payments |
Customer Receivables Payment |
Select the option to be used as the default for making payments in the Default Payment Method dropdown window. Options are defined in Payment Methods under Financials | Setup. The default value is None.
To specify the Case (Debit) Account Group, select the account in Acct, the department in De, the territory in T, and the product line in P. You can also create new account group segments by using the Quick Add feature. For more information, see Quick Add.
Note: The individual account segments will be labeled based on your Chart of Accounts.
To specify the Offsetting (Credit) Account Group, select the account in Acct, the department in De, the territory in T, and the product line in P. You can also create new account group segments by using the Quick Add feature.
Click Save and New, or click Save and then click New, to save the current cash transaction type and start adding the next.