Bank Reconciliation Corrections in Auditor: Difference between revisions
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==Bank Rec Beginning Balance== |
==Bank Rec Beginning Balance== |
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Jewel uses the ending balance for the previous bank reconciliation as the beginning balance for the next bank rec. "Previous" is defined as the |
Jewel uses the ending balance for the previous bank reconciliation as the beginning balance for the next bank rec. "Previous" is defined as the first-completed bank rec on the latest possible date. This can cause problems when treasurers accidentally save reconciliations with future ending dates and then try to correct the problem themselves. |
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If a beginning balance is incorrect, compare the Date column to the EndingDate column to ensure that everything makes sense. There shouldn't be any Ending Dates that are after the Date of reconciliation, such as the 4/30/26 reconciliation done on 4/7/26. And there shouldn't be any duplicate Ending Dates. If you find an error or duplicate, simply type in the correct Ending Date. Duplicates can be separated by changing the date by one day, so you have 4/29/26 and 4/30/26 instead of two 4/30/26's. This also resolves a known issue with the Bank Rec report, where only one reconciliation per date can be viewed. |
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If a beginning balance is incorrect, check the EndingDate column in Tables / BankRecs for any dates that are out of order. Remember you can sort by clicking on the column heading. |
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==Cleaning Up the Bank Rec in Auditor== |
==Cleaning Up the Bank Rec in Auditor== |
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Revision as of 22:56, 22 April 2026
Bank Rec Ending Date
In the back end, go to Tables / BankRecs. The Date column is the date the reconciliation was completed in Jewel. A Date of 1/1/1990 is assigned to Beginning Balances. A Date of 12/1/1994 is assigned to bank recs that have been "undone".
Correct the EndingDate column of the bank rec(s) that are incorrect.
Bank Rec Beginning Balance
Jewel uses the ending balance for the previous bank reconciliation as the beginning balance for the next bank rec. "Previous" is defined as the first-completed bank rec on the latest possible date. This can cause problems when treasurers accidentally save reconciliations with future ending dates and then try to correct the problem themselves.
If a beginning balance is incorrect, compare the Date column to the EndingDate column to ensure that everything makes sense. There shouldn't be any Ending Dates that are after the Date of reconciliation, such as the 4/30/26 reconciliation done on 4/7/26. And there shouldn't be any duplicate Ending Dates. If you find an error or duplicate, simply type in the correct Ending Date. Duplicates can be separated by changing the date by one day, so you have 4/29/26 and 4/30/26 instead of two 4/30/26's. This also resolves a known issue with the Bank Rec report, where only one reconciliation per date can be viewed.
Cleaning Up the Bank Rec in Auditor
Start with Cleaning Up the Bank Rec in the Jewel Handbook
Stale Date Remittance Check
Duplicate?