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Matching Cash

To retrieve outstanding transactions for an account:

1. Do one of the following steps to display the Cash Matching page:

   Navigate to the detail page for the account for which you have unmatched cash entries and click the Cash Matching button. If you can't see this button, contact your administrator.

   Or, click the Cash Matching tab.

2. If the Account field is blank, select the account you want to match. This can be any type of account. If it is an intercompany account, it cannot be the one that represents your current company.
3. [Optional] Add further analysis dimensionsCustom objects that allow you to analyze the activity in your business in additional ways, such as by cost center, project, employee, or any other business entity important to you. to the account, click the expander icon to display an Analysis panel.

   The currency mode defaults to the value defined on the companyA self-balancing accounting unit within your organization. details, but you can change it here. In account mode, matching takes place in account currency. In document mode, you must select a matching currency.

4. [Optional] Amend the default matching date. This date is applied to any cash matching journals created by the match.
5. [Optional] For a match that includes settlement discounts, amend the default discount date.
6. [Optional] In the Analysis section, view or edit the default general ledger accounts for settlement discounts, write-offs and currency write-offs. The defaults are those specified for accounts receivable on the company record.
7. [Optional] View or edit the default analysis dimensions associated with the general ledger accounts.
8. Click Retrieve.

Transactions with a status of "Available" for the selected account are retrieved. All values are entered and displayed in match currency. They are displayed in two grids: one for transactions of type "Cash" and the other for transactions originating from the other document types.

The header details are hidden when transactions are retrieved. If at any time you want to see them again, click Show Header Details.

Finding transactions

To learn more about finding specific transactions in the user interface, see Finding Transactions.

Matching transactions

To match cash entries against outstanding sales or payable invoices, credit notes and journals:

For a simple match, select a combination of two or more associated credit and debit transactions that sum to zero. Each time you select a line its outstanding value is copied into the Paid column. You do not need to do anything else for a simple match.

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The Match Total field displays the current sum of selected values in the Paid columns to help you find a matching combination.

For a match that includes a part-payment

When you have selected the transactions you want to match, amend the values in the Paid column in the Other Transactions grid, until the Match Total displays zero.

For a match that includes an overpayment

When you have selected the transactions you want to match, amend the values in the Paid column in the Cash Entries grid, until the Match Total displays zero.

For a match that includes settlement discounts

When you have selected the transactions you want to match, the paid and discount values are updated automatically, according to the currency mode, the discount date and the credit termsSet of terms used to determine due dates and discounts for the goods and services bought or sold. Terms can be set at account level for vendors and/or company level for customers. in force when the document was posted. You can, if you wish, amend the amounts paid and the values of any discounts in the Paid and Discount columns in the Other Transactions grid, until the Match Total displays zero. If you can't see a Discount column, contact your administrator.

For a match that includes values to write off

When you have selected the transactions you want to match, enter the actual amounts paid and the values of any write-offs into the Paid and Write-off columns respectively in the Other Transactions grid, until the match total displays zero. If you can't see a Write-off column, contact your administrator.

Committing a match

When you reach a Match Total of 0.00, click Commit. See About Cash Matching for more information about what happens when you commit a match.

If successful, the header details are displayed along with a new cash matching reference.

Note:

Note

You can only match up to 70 transactions at once. If you try to select more than this, a message is displayed. If you reach 70 selected transactions, commit the first set and repeat the process. Each set of matches is allocated its own cash matching reference.

This process is controlled by the Asynch Matching Threshold custom setting. See Cash Matching Settings for more information.

• To continue matching the same account, click Retrieve again.
• To continue matching a different account, edit the Account field before clicking Retrieve.
• To conclude the matching session, choose another tab.

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