Creating reconciliation match rules
Use reconciliation match rules to define how the bank statement lines and system transactions are identified and matched. Rules apply to both cash ledger and non-cash ledger transactions. Rules are applied after the bank statement and the bank statement lines are created from the bank statement interface.
Reconciliation match rules must be active to use them. See Creating Cash accounts.
- Select Bank Reconciliation Match Rules.
- Click Create.
- Specify a code and description.
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Specify this information:
- Statement Rule
- Specify the conditions to use to select the bank statement lines. Conditions can evaluate any field in the BankStatementReconciliation business class and can be joined using logical operators. Literal values can be verified by placing the value in quotes. Wrap the value in asterisks to search for the value anywhere in the field values.
- Statement Line Match Field
- Specify the text variables or values, or both, if the Statement Rule
is selected.
If a text variable replacement is used, then the Variable Source On Statement field is available. Valid options are Related Reference , Bank Reference, and Text Reference. This is the value to substitute from the bank statement line.
If the text variable replacement is a user-defined field, specify {lpl:UserDefinedField}. To reference the related fields, use this syntax format: {lpl:XXX.UserDefinedField}, where XXX is the key field. This syntax is case sensitive and the key fields are generally lower case. For example, {lpl:CashLedgerTransaction.UserDefinedField}.
- Remove Leading Zeros
- Select this check box to remove leading zeros. Removing leading zeros can help to align the values for the line match field if only one of the fields contain leading zeros.
- Remove Alpha Characters
- Select this check box to remove alpha characters from the variable that is used for the transaction number.
- Remove Character String
- Select this check box and specify a character string to remove.
- Remove Character String And Preceding Characters
- Select this check box and specify the character string to remove. All preceding characters are also removed.
- Remove Character String And Subsequent Characters
- Select this check box and specify the character string to remove. All subsequent characters are also removed.
- System Rule
- Specify the custom group to use to select the cash ledger
transactions or the non-cash ledger transactions. The System Line Match
Field value is applied to the transactions.Note: The custom group must include the DebitCreditIndicator field if Reconcile by Amount is selected.
For information about custom groups, see Creating custom groups in Reconciliation Management.
- System Line Match Field
- Specify the text variables or values, or both, if the System Rule is selected. For text variable replacement, see the Statement Line Match Field information.
- Remove Leading Zeros
- Select this check box to remove leading zeros. Removing leading zeros can help align the values for the line match field if only one of the fields contain leading zeros.
- Remove Alpha Characters
- Select this check box to remove alpha characters from the variable that is used for the transaction number.
- Remove Character String
- Select this check box and specify a character string to remove.
- Remove Character String And Preceding Characters
- Select this check box and specify the character string to remove. All preceding characters are also removed.
- Remove Character String And Subsequent Characters
- Select this check box and specify the character string to remove. All subsequent characters are also removed.
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In the Additional Options section, specify this
information:
- Reconcile By Amount
- If this check box is selected, the Reconcile By Amount Type field is displayed.
- Reconcile By Amount Type
- Select whether to reconcile the debit or credit transactions. This option is valid for all match types. Tolerances are not available when Reconcile By Amount is used.
- Match Type
- Specify the match type. For example, one to one indicates one bank statement line to one system side transaction.
- Tolerance Percent
- Specify the percent that can be exceeded.
- Tolerance Amount
- Specify the amount that can be exceeded.
- Use Day Lag
- Select this check box to use day lag. If you select this option,
then the Day
Lag and Future Day fields become
available.Note: Transactions dates must be the same date as the statement date when Day Lag and Future Day are not defined.
- Day Lag
- Specify the number of days in the past.
- Future Day
- Specify the number of days in the future.
- Click Save.