Update Bank Reconciliation
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Modified on: Thu, 28 Oct, 2021 at 2:03 PM
What This Process Does
- This process includes all checks and direct deposit transmittals for the selected Pay ID and updates the Bank Reconciliation module.
- NOTE: that the Update Bank Reconciliation process is not necessary for Board Paid Benefits Only entries, since there are not any checks/direct deposits associated with Board Paid Benefits.
Update Bank Reconciliation
- HR → Payroll → Finish Tab → Update Bank Reconciliation
- Populate the Summarize DD Records field, as preferred, and save defaults
FIELDS | Opt. | Rec. | Req. | Description |
Pay Identification | — | — | ♦ | Select the current Pay ID |
Summarize DD Records | — | ♦ | — | mark as True/False as preferred; to facilitate use of the Bank Rec module for reconciliation of bank statements, we recommend using this option; if this is marked as False, employee-level ETR records will create in Bank Rec |
Opt. = Optional Rec. = Recommended Req. = Required |
- Under normal circumstances, you would run the process without ranging, in order to update Bank Rec for all employees in the Pay ID; however, range criteria is available for scenarios when you only need to update for an individual Bank ID, employee or location.
- Click Select to run the process.
- View/print the report.
- Verify the data on the report; the total personnel should agree with the combined total of the check register, direct deposit register and direct draft register, if applicable.
- Total direct deposits equal total bank accounts so for example if spouses have direct deposit in the same bank account, it would be counted as one instead of two
- Click Cancel and then Set Flags; setting flags updates the database, and also automatically saves the report in the Payroll module's filing cabinet.
- If you do not Set Flags, the Update Bank Reconciliation process will not be completed.
- Click OK in the acknowledgment window.
Troubleshooting
- If you get a No Records Selected message, it most likely means check and transmittal numbers have not been assigned for the Pay ID, or, the process was already completed for the Pay ID.
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