Bank Account Screen Field Reference
General tab
Field | Description |
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Bank Name | Enter the name of the bank associated with the account. |
Status | Click
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Memo | Enter any comments or notes about the bank account. |
Check Setup | |
Use For Payroll | Specify whether this bank account will be used for payroll. If this field is set to No, the Use For Accounts Payable field must be set to Yes. Note: This field is only available if the general ledger account
associated with the bank account is a cash account. |
Use For Accounts Payable | Specify whether this bank account will be used for activities such as vendor payments and expense reimbursements. If this field is set to No, the Use For Payroll field must be set to Yes. |
Use Separate Check Ranges for AP and Payroll | If you selected to use this bank account for both payroll and accounts payable, select the checkbox to indicate that you will use separate ranges of check number for payroll and accounts payable checks. Deselect the checkbox to indicate that you will use the same range of check numbers for payroll and accounts payable checks. |
Payroll Last Used Check Number | Enter the last used check number for this bank account. If no checks have been issued from this account, enter 0. If the account is used for both payroll and accounts payable and you did not select the Use Separate Check Ranges for AP and Payroll checkbox, the number you enter here also displays in the Accounts Payable Last Used Check Number field. |
Accounts Payable Last Used Check Number | Enter the last used check number for this bank account. If no checks have been issued from this account, enter 0. If the account is used for both payroll and accounts payable and you did not select the Use Separate Check Ranges for AP and Payroll checkbox, the number you enter here also displays in the Accounts Payable Last Used Check Number field. |
Payroll Check Format | Click Tip: You can use the Modify Forms screen to modify the format and layout of the
payroll check form. |
Payroll Advice Format | Click Tip: You can use the Modify Forms screen to modify the format and layout of
payroll advice form. |
Vendor Payment Format | Click Tip: You can use the Modify Forms screen to modify the format and layout of
vendor payment form. |
Supplemental Stub Format | Click Tip: You can use the Modify Forms screen to modify the format and layout of
supplement stub form. |
Currency Terms for Checks | |
Monetary Unit | Displays the monetary unit to appear on checks for the bank account. The default value is Dollars. If needed, enter another monetary unit. |
Fractional Monetary Unit | Displays the fractional monetary unit to appear on checks for the bank account. The default value is Cents. If needed, enter another fractional monetary unit. |
Direct Deposit tab
Enter details on this tab that will be used to create the direct deposit transfer file that you send to your bank for direct deposits. If you are unsure of the values to enter on this tab, contact your bank.
Field | Description |
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Bank Routing Number | Enter the nine-digit bank routing number for the account. You can typically find the bank routing number at the bottom of one of your checks. |
Institution Number | Enter the 3-digit institution number for the account. |
Branch Number | Enter the 5-digit branch number (also known as the transit number) for the account. Note that the first four digits may be the branch number and the fifth digit may be a geographic locator. You can typically find the branch number at the bottom of one of your checks. |
Bank Account Number | Enter the bank account number for the account. You can enter up to 20 alphanumeric characters. You can typically find the bank account number after the bank routing number at the bottom of one of your checks or on one of your bank statements. |
Company ID | If you entered a bank routing number, defaults to Note some banks require the first character of this field indicate the payroll cycle frequency. In this case, use |
Reference Code | Enter the reference code for the bank account, if needed. You can enter up to eight alphanumeric characters. Included in record type 1, position 87-94 in the NACHA file. |
Company Name Override | Enter the company name for the bank account. You can enter up to 23 alphanumeric characters. If you leave this field blank, the first 23 characters of the company name associated with the account is used for the NACHA file. Included in record type 1, position 64-86 in the NACHA file. |
Entry Purpose | Enter details about the purpose for the transaction. You can enter up to ten alphanumeric characters. For example, you might enter |
Immediate Origin | If you entered a bank routing number, defaults to |
Prenotification | Indicates whether the NACHA file is for prenotification. Prenotification allows you to create a test NACHA file that you can send to your bank for verification. When you send a prenotification file to your bank, no money is sent to employees' bank accounts. Select the checkbox to enable prenotification for the bank account. |
Account Type for Balance Entry | Click
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Record Type 6 Discretionary Data | Enter the record type 6 discretionary data as needed for the NACHA file. You can enter up to two alphanumeric characters. Included in record type 6, position 77-78 in the NACHA file. |
Employee ID Format | Click
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Direct to Federal Reserve | Select the checkbox to include Federal Reserve information in the NACHA file in place of Bank ID in record types 1 and 6. |
File ID Modifier A | Select the checkbox to include an |
Routing Number Sign | Select the checkbox to include a |
Trace Numbers | Select the checkbox to include trace numbers in record type 6 in the NACHA file. The trace number is comprised of the first eight digits of the bank routing number followed by a sequential number beginning with 0000001 for each direct deposit in the posting group. Your bank may require trace numbers in the NACHA file. |
End of File Indicator | Select the checkbox to include the hexadecimal value |
Divisional Security tab
Use this tab to set division-level security for the bank account. If you allow posting to the bank account for a division, you can select the bank account when creating entries for the division on certain screens. If you don't allow posting to the bank account for the division, the bank account will not be available on these screens when you create entries for the division.
The bank account is secured by division on the following screens:
Financial
Create Journal Entry
Recurring Journal Entry
Bank Reconciliation
Bank Reconciliation Report
Check Listing
Check Register
Customers
Enter Cash Receipts - Cash Account
Void Cash Receipts - Cash Account
Vendors
Enter Vendor Invoice - Cost Account
Adjust Vendor Invoice - Cost Account
Recurring Vendor Invoice Setup - Cost Account
Generate Recurring Vendor Invoices - Cash Account
Select Vendor Invoices for Payment - Cash Account
Enter Vendor Pre-Payment - Cash Account
Enter Purchase Order - Cost Account
Enter Subcontract - Cost Account
Enter Subcontract Change Order - Cost Account
Void Vendor Payment - Cash Account
Employees
Start a Payroll Cycle - Cash Account
Create Direct Deposit Transfer File - Bank Account
Void Payroll Checks & Advices - Account
The bank account is not secured by division on the following screens:
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Enter Stock Receipts - Offset Account
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Enter Inventory Adjustments - Offset Account
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Enter Inventory Counts - Offset Account
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Enter Time Card by Employee - Cost Account
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Employee - Cost Account
Field | Description |
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Division | Displays the code for the division. |
Division Name | Displays the name of the division. |
Allow Posting | Select the checkbox to allow posting to the bank account for this division. Deselect the checkbox to prevent posting to the bank account for the division. The checkbox is selected by default. |