Cashbook Batches
What are Cashbook batches?
Cashbook batches are a way to group certain types of transactions together, usually by their source
Batch Types are configured on the Setup>Batch Types screen and different batches will have different properties
Closing batches is a way of signing off that the transactions in the batch are correct
Batches created by the system (like from imports or balancing entries from auto recons) will be closed automatically
Batches created for manual transactions (like balancing entries from manual reconciliations) need to be validated by a user before being closed
All batches related to an accounting period need to be closed in order to close the accounting period
Managing Cashbook Batches
Viewing Batches
Open Batches can be viewed on the Transactions>Cashbook Batches>Open Cashbook Batches screen
The batch details can be edited
Individual transactions in the batch can be edited and deleted
All Batches can be viewed on the Transactions>Cashbook Batches>All Cashbook Batches screen
Creating Batches and Transactions
A new batch can be created if needed and allowed for the account (Admin>Accounts>Allow manual cashbook transaction entry)
Transactions can be added manually to any open batch and allowed for the account (Admin>Accounts>Allow manual cashbook transaction entry)
Closing Batches
The batch can be approved by a manager to signify that the recons that created the transactions in the batch are correct. See the page on balancing entries and batches for more details
Deleting Batches
Any open batch can be deleted
This will delete all balancing entries in it and unreconcile the transactions that were reconciled to create the balancing entry
Closed Batches can be deleted if all of the following conditions are true
The Allow Remove Setting on the Batch Type is True
The Accounting Period the batch is in is still open
The user has sufficient rights to delete Cashbook Batches
Cashbook batches containing imported transactions can also be removed by using the rollback cashbook import functionality
Remember that this will affect all batches across all accounts imported with the import definition
Deleting a batch will remove all transactions in it and delete all tags and recons associated with those transactions