Deposit Payment
Once any form of income (via Fee, Record Income, Receive Payment, etc) is collected through our system, you have an option to either deposit the income directly to a Cash/Bank account or choose to posted to an account called Undeposited Funds. If the income is posted to Undeposited Funds account, then these funds need to be accounted, tallied and deposited at the end of the day to the appropriate CASH/BANK accounts. We use the Payments Deposited screen to do this.
Approved Transactions made in the following screen would post to Undeposited Funds and would need to be deposited using the Payments Deposited screen.
- Record Income
- Record Petty Income
- Receive Payment (From customers)
- Customer Advances
- Sales Receipts
- Other cash collection based modules.
Steps For Deposit Payment
Note:
You can also select and deposit only few transactions at a time.
E.g. You could filter for all CARD transactions only and deposit them to bank.
You can also use this option for cheques that are waiting to be cleared. That way, you can make deposit of only those cheques which are cleared and leave the remaining as undeposited.
There is also an Get All Undeposited Items report which will show you all the items that are awaiting to be deposited.
If you have a lot of cash transactions, then its highly recommended that Deposit Payment is done on a daily basis at the End Of Day. The physical cash needs to be counted and tallied with the value in Payments Deposited and the deposit should be completed. This will make sure that all money is accounted for and no shortage or excess is left over.
In case you made a wrong deposit, you can delete the deposit to VOID the transaction and make a new one instead.
Note: Remember that transactions that were deposited cannot be changed/edited.
E.g. If you entered and income and accounted the CASH and then deposited it, you cannot edit/delete the corresponding payment entries as their amounts are deposited. Should you need to edit, First Delete the deposit, make the necessary changes and redeposit the amount again.
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