Running a business is like any other aspect of life - there are things that we like and passionate about and other things we’d rather avoid. Deposits probably belong with the first group. For efficiency sake, a single deposit document may include multiple checks or credit card vouchers. In such case, the journal entry created by the deposit document includes one line in the receiving account with the total sum deposited. To increase transparency, and bring the detailed amounts into the receiving account as well, SAP Business One introduces the following settings:
Here you choose whether to split the journal entry of the deposit document so a separate line is created for each cash check, postdated check, or credit card voucher. This way, when looking at the journal entries of the receiving account, you can immediately know the source of each amount.
Available in SAP Business One, version for SAP HANA and SAP Business One. This tip and all the other tips are available on the Tip of the week community page. You can also visit the Implementation Arena for useful implementation tips.
Here you choose whether to split the journal entry of the deposit document so a separate line is created for each cash check, postdated check, or credit card voucher. This way, when looking at the journal entries of the receiving account, you can immediately know the source of each amount.
Available in SAP Business One, version for SAP HANA and SAP Business One. This tip and all the other tips are available on the Tip of the week community page. You can also visit the Implementation Arena for useful implementation tips.
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