Receipt Journal Report Accounts Receivable>Receipt Journal

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Overview

The Receipt Journal Report allows you to run different reports against the Receipt Journal using the following criteria. This reports is ran (consumed) at Accounts Receivable>Reports.  By clicking on Receipt Journal Reports, you will be redirected to the Receipt Journal Reports drop-down where you can select the report to run.

 


 

Key Concepts

The Receipt Journal Report is classified as an Report Management report, therefore reside at Utilities>Report Management.
Access to these reports are granted through Permission, they are granted on the User/Group Permissions Tab. More on Permissions
You are unable to modify the Original version of a report, however, you are able to copy a report and modify it. More on Customizing a Report Management Report

 

Filter Criteria

Starting Period - Starting G/L accounting period.
Ending Period - Ending G/L accounting period.
All Bank Accounts - When checked, all bank accounts are included.
Single Bank Account - When entered, only specified bank account is included.
Accounts from this Org. - When entered, only specified bank account associated with the specified Org. Unit is included.
Include Org. Children - When checked, the Org. Children from the specified Org. Unit are included.
Print Projects - When checked, projects will print.
Print Periods - When checked, the G/L accounting period will print for each transaction. When a transaction spans more than one period, the transactions lines are grouped within the appropriate period.
Print G/L Comments - When checked, G/L comments will print.
Print PM Comments - When checked, project management comments will print.
Print Recap - When checked, a summary section showing totals by G/L account will print.

Basis

Accrual - When selected, receipts are recorded in the report as they occur, regardless of whether or not cash has actually changed hands.
Cash - When selected, receipts are recorded in the report when actual cash is received. Expenses are reported when they are actually paid.