Procedures related to processing journal entries

Copying a journal entry	To define a journal entry that is similar to an existing entry, you can quickly copy the existing entry, and then make necessary changes. See Copying a Journal Entry.
Defining journal entry comments	You can add comments to a journal entry. See Defining Journal Entry Comments.
Quick-posting a journal entry	You can quick-post a journal entry to update account balances for reports and inquiries. Quick-posting only simulates posting; you must still run the journal posting program to post the entry. See Quick-Posting a Journal Entry.
Interfacing allocations	If you use the Allocation application, then you must process your allocations after journal entries were posted for the period. Then interface the allocations to General Ledger and post the allocation journal entries before you close the period. See Interfacing Allocations to General Ledger.

Copying a journal entry

To define a journal entry that is similar to an existing entry, you can quickly copy the existing entry, and then make necessary changes. See Copying a Journal Entry.

Defining journal entry comments

You can add comments to a journal entry. See Defining Journal Entry Comments.

Quick-posting a journal entry

You can quick-post a journal entry to update account balances for reports and inquiries. Quick-posting only simulates posting; you must still run the journal posting program to post the entry. See Quick-Posting a Journal Entry.

Interfacing allocations

If you use the Allocation application, then you must process your allocations after journal entries were posted for the period. Then interface the allocations to General Ledger and post the allocation journal entries before you close the period. See Interfacing Allocations to General Ledger.