To add receipts and payment transactions follow these instructions:

Step 1. Click on the Cashbook toolbar icon in the top left corner of your screen.

Step 2. This function provides the facility to easily Add, Edit or Delete bank account transaction in Cashbook.

• Upon selection of this option, the system will display a list of transactions already entered into your main bank account

• Two drop-down boxes at the top of the window allow you to: 
  
  • Select a different bank account (or <All Bank> accounts), and
  • Change the sort order of the list of transactions to: Entry, Order, Date, Description, Reference or Amount
  • Click on the Add button

Step 3. In the Add Transactions screen, fill in the relevant transaction information:

• Type: Click on the Payment, Receipt (deposit), Transfer To or Cash Journal radio dial to select.
• Date: Transaction date in the format DD/MM/YYY (or select from the pop-up calendar).
• Reference:
  
  • ATM (ATM withdrawal)
  • BPAY
  • C/CARD (credit card)
  • D/CREDIT (money automatically deposited into your account)
  • D/DEBIT (money withdrawn automatically from your account on a regular basis, e.g. rent)
  • DEPOSIT (cash or cheques deposited into your account at the bank)
  • EFT (electronic funds transfer - transfer of money from one bank account to another)
  • FEE (e.g. Bank Fees)
  • Cheque numbers, e.g. 000105
• Paid To:
  
  • Enter the name of the Supplier or Customer name or select from the drop-down list.
  • To activate Smart Find dynamic searching on the list, just start typing the name of the required item - the systems will refine the search as more keystrokes are entered. When the required item is visible, simply press the Enter key to move to the next field.
  • If the Supplier or Customer is a new one, you can add them to the Supplier Customer list on the fly.
    
    • Click Yes to Confirm message: 'Description not on file. Add it?'
    • Click on either Supplier (Payments), Customer (Receipts) or Both radio dial to select.
    • Click on Payment or Receipt radio dial to select Default Transaction Type.
    • Name (should already be entered. Amend if not correct), e.g. Telstra Corporation Pty Ltd.
    • ABN
    • Select Defaults for transactions using this name: (optional).
    • Click on the radio dial to select either:
      
      • Single dissection line (transaction is allocated to one account code)
      • Multiple dissection lines (transaction is split between account codes)
      • Item code
    • Reference (default), e.g. BPAY
    • Account, e.g. 169 Telephone
    • Enterprise (if applicable)
    • Amount
    • Dissection Note
    • Click on the Contact Details, Address, EFT Details, Schedule, Invoicing tabs and fill in any applicable information.
      
      • Contact Details - enter contact name, phone numbers and emails as required.
      • Address - enter contact address details as applicable.
      • EFT - enter EFT banking details if applicable - this will be used in generating a file of transactions for processing with bank Electronic Funds Transfer software.
      • Schedule - for regular payments to be processed automatically, complete schedule details for frequency, due date and number of payments remaining.
      • Invoicing - enter name to appear on invoice, classification, term, and note (to display / print on invoice screen for this customer / supplier) as required.
  •  Click OK to save 
    

    

    Note: Entering as much data for a supplier or a customer upon setup will simplify and speed up the data entry process.

• Gross Amount Including GST - amount of the transaction.
• If dissection line does not autofill from Supplier / Customer setup:
• Select an account Code from the drop-down list, e.g. 169 Telephone
• Enterprise - if applicable
• Quantity - if applicable
• Note (Optional) - enter a description that describes the transaction, e.g. invoice number

• The screen will automatically prepare for another transaction
• Click on the Cancel button if you have no further transactions to enter

 Step 4. Once the transaction is added it will appear in the Cashbook transaction listing.