1. From the payments list view, click the Create / New. A payment document is displayed.
2. In the Main tab, choose a Bank Account from the drop down menu. This is the account from which the payment is made.
3. The Posting Date defaults to today's date. Change this if necessary to reflect the actual date of the payment.
4. Choose the vendor from the Vendor drop-down list (may be a customer or a vendor) and the Remit To: contact. See Creating a Customer / Vendor to add a new vendor or new Remit to contact.
5. Choose a Payment Method from the drop-down list. If the payment method is not listed, see Adding Payment Methods in the Lists article to add additional payment methods.
6. Enter a Payment reference number in the Check / Ref field. (optional).
7. If there is a reference document stored online, enter the URL for the document. Clicking the Open button will open the document in a new window. (optional) Alternatively you may upload a document by using the File Storage feature.
8. Select a Project from the drop-down list. (optional). If the project does not yet exist, it may be created by clicking the green + button in the drop down list. Simply title your new project and choose an associated customer or vendor and click save. For more information about Projects, see Projects / Jobs.
9. Click the Add button.
10. Choose the appropriate General Ledger expense Account from the drop down list. If the expense account is not listed, you can add it on the spot. In the drop down list, click Show all, then click create. For more information on Accounts, see Accounting.
11. Enter the amount of the line item expense in the Amount field.
12. Enter a Memo. (optional)
13. Enter a Project. (optional)
14. Enter a Class. (optional)
Repeat steps 9-14 for each expense on this payment.
15. Click Save.
If the payment is to be made via a check, the check may be printed directly from the Payment entry screen. Alternatively, it may also be printed at a later time from the Payment List view.
7. If there is a reference document stored online in a location such as Dropbox or Google Drive, the URL for the document may be entered for reference. Clicking the Open button will open the document in a new window. (optional)
8. Select a Project from the drop-down list. (optional) If the project does not exist, it may be created on the spot by clicking Create. For more information about Projects, see Projects / Jobs.
9. Click the Add button.
10. Choose the expense Account from the drop down list. This is the account that the expense will be added to in the General Journal. If the account is not present, it may be added on the spot by clicking the green + button in the drop down menu. For more information, see Adding Accounts.
11. Enter the Amount of the line item expense in the Amount field.
12. Enter a Memo. (optional)
13. Enter a Project. (optional)
14. Enter a Class. (optional)
Repeat Steps 9-14 for each line item expense for this payment.
15. Click Save, Save and Close or Save and New.
16. Click Print Check. A print preview page will be displayed.
17. Click Print to print the check.
For more information about check printing, see Printing Checks and Adjust Check Printing.
A payment may be voided if necessary. After a check is voided, adjusting journal entries will be created that will balance out the original general journal entries. Audit log records are created that record the voided check action. Navigation: Bank Payments.
1. Double-click the Payment from the list that you wish to void.
2. Click Generate > Void Payment.
3. In the pop-up window, enter the Void Date. A populated journal entry will be created with the date and displayed.
4. Click Save to complete the payment void.
Note: Be careful when editing documents, especially when editing dates and amounts. Changing these fields will have an impact on reporting for any time period for which this document is included.