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Use this form to draw, protest, redraw, and settle bills of exchange.

Tasks that use this form

Navigating the form

The following tables provide descriptions for the controls in this form.

Tabs

Tab

Description

Overview tab

Enter and view overview information about a bill of exchange transaction.

General tab

Enter and view additional information about a bill of exchange transaction.

Dimension tab

View the dimension values attached to a transaction.

View details about the payment, bill of exchange, and amount for a bill of exchange transaction.

View information about changes that have been made to a transaction and to the journal, when the changes were made, and the users who made them.

Buttons

Button

Description

Open a menu with the following items:

  • – Post lines without errors and transfer lines with errors to a new journal.

  • – Post selected lines. If an error exists, no lines are posted and an error message is displayed.

Open a menu with the following items:

  • – Verify that the journal lines are ready for posting.

  • – Verify that the selected journal line is ready for posting.

Open the form, where you can view the calculated tax amounts for the selected transaction.

Open a menu with the following items:

  • – Select transactions for settlement.

  • – Create a bill of exchange payment file for the transactions that are settled.

  • – Create a bill of exchange bank remittance file. This option is available only if you are working with a remittance journal.

  • – Cancel a bill of exchange that already has been submitted for bank processing.

  • - Create new journal texts (transaction texts for the journal).

  • – Delete all lines in the journal.

  • – Generate ledger accrual transactions based on information in the form.

Change the payment status for the lines that are selected on the tab.

Note Note

This button is available only if you open the form from a draw bill of exchange journal or a remittance journal.


Open a menu with the following items:

  • – Select open and approved customer invoice lines that are due for payment, that can yield a cash discount, or that fulfill both of these criteria.

  • – Change existing payment proposal lines, print reports for the proposals, and transfer the lines to the payment journal.

Note Note

This button is available only if you open the form from a draw bill of exchange journal, remittance journal, or settlement journal.


View information that can help you make more informed decisions about the line that is selected on the tab, depending on the posting status of the line.

For example, before you post the line, you can click to view the balances of each bank account. After you post the line, you can click to view the resulting transactions.

Print reports that are relevant to the journal lines.

Fields

Field

Description

( )

The balance for the journal.

( )

The balance for the selected journal line.

( )

The total debit amount for the journal.

( )

The debit amount for the selected journal line.

( )

The total credit amount for the journal.

( )

The credit amount for the selected journal line.

View or enter the posting date for the journal line.

The default entry is the system date, typically today's date. If you change the date, the date that you enter is the default date when you create new lines.

The voucher number for the transaction.

If the number sequence for the journal name is set to in the form and no user changes are allowed, this field is not available.

Select the company that is associated with the customer for this transaction. If you are using centralized payments, the company that you select here is considered the payment company. For more information, see About centralized customer payments.

Enter or view the account number for the current account type.

You also can find the account by entering the search name for the account.

Enter descriptive text about the transaction. When you specify an offset account, the same text is used, as long as no other offset transaction text is specified.

NoteAlternatively, you can enter the code for the journal text that was created in the form.

Enter the debit amount in the currency that is selected in the field.

Enter the credit amount in the currency that is selected in the field.

The due date for the invoice. This date is calculated based on the terms of payment for the invoice that is settled with the bill of exchange.

Note Note

The calculation occurs only if an invoice document is selected for settlement. If a date is not displayed, enter a due date.


The payment status of the journal line:

  • – Payment proposal is generated.

  • – Payment has been generated.

  • – Payment has been received by the bank.

  • – Payment is approved.

  • – Payment is rejected.

The currency code for the journal line.

Enter the currency exchange rate that applies to the transaction, or accept the default entry, which is set up in the form.

The exchange rate is expressed as the number of units of the transaction currency that is indicated in the field on the tab in the form.

Enter or view the sales tax group for the transaction. The default entry is based on the field in the , , and forms, based on the account type.

Enter or view the item sales tax group for the journal line.

The default entry is based on the field in the form. If this field is empty, the item sales tax group comes from the field on the tab in the form.

Note Note

If the check box in the form is selected, no default entry is shown. You can enter an item sales tax group manually.


The calculated sales tax amount.

The adjustments to sales tax that you made in the form, if any.

The payment method that is used on the current payment, invoice, or credit note.

Specify the payment specification, if any, for the current method of payment.

Select the reason the bill of exchange is protested:

  • – The reason is unknown.

  • – The customer did not accept the bill of exchange.

  • – The bank did not pay the bill of exchange, possibly due to insufficient funds.

Note Note

This field is available only if you are working with a protest bill of exchange journal.


Displays if one or more specific invoices have been selected for settlement in the form.

Displays if the bill of exchange payment will not be settled when it is posted. You can settle the payment later by opening the form and clicking > . For more information, see Use open transaction editing to settle transactions with payments.

Select this check box if the transaction is a transfer transaction. The transaction type name is used to identify the transaction type in other places in the system.

The identifier for the company to post the transaction line to. If the company is different from the company that you are currently working with, the transaction between accounts is posted in the form for both companies.

Specify the account type:

  • – Post to the selected account and to the summary account in General ledger.

  • – Post to the selected customer account and to the customer summary account in General ledger.

  • – Post to the selected vendor account and to the vendor summary account in General ledger.

  • – Post to a specific bank account transaction, if the transaction will be reconciled later.

Enter the sales tax code for the transaction. You must specify a sales tax code if the account is a tax account.

If this check box is selected, the sales tax direction for the current journal line in the current voucher is controlled by the selection in the field in the form for the ledger account in the field on the journal line.

If customer payments are recorded on a voucher together with a fee from the bank, the sales tax direction on the sales tax posting of the fee is determined to be outgoing ( ), because customer accounts exist in the current voucher. By selecting the field on the line with the fee, the sales tax direction will be taken from the chart of accounts, and consequently, is set to if the sales tax direction is set to .

Tip Tip

To verify the actual sales tax direction for the journal line, click the button.


Select the tax exempt number for the transaction. For more information, see Tax exempt numbers (form).

If text other than the text entered in the transaction text field should be used, enter it here.

This check box is selected if the currency code is included in triangulation. The default entry is based on your selection in the field, but it can be changed.

Enter the currency exchange rate that applies to the transaction, or accept the default entry, which is set up in the form.

The exchange rate is expressed as the number of units of the transaction currency that is indicated in the field on the tab in the form.

The secondary exchange rate.

Indicate the quantity for the current transaction. Use a column type to display quantities in the form.

To put the transaction on hold until a specified date, enter that date. You still can modify the transaction, and it can be posted on or after this date.

If this field is blank, the transaction can be posted at any time.

Note Note

You can clear this field to remove the hold.


If the currency code is included in triangulation, you can enter the exchange rate that includes the triangulation.

If the currency code does not use triangulation, this field displays the same rate that is shown in the field.

The basis for the calculation of the cross rate.

( )

If your company uses dimensions, select the department that the transaction is associated with.

( )

If your company uses dimensions, select the cost center that the transaction is associated with.

( )

If your company uses dimensions, select the purpose that the transaction is associated with.

( )

The dimensions in the company that is selected for intercompany accounting.

( )

The dimensions in the company that is selected for intercompany accounting.

( )

The dimensions in the company that is selected for intercompany accounting.

Select a bank account or accept the default entry.

The number of the printed bill of exchange.

Enter the number or name of the document that is the basis of the transaction.

Enter or view a date for the document. This date is used together with the terms of payment for the invoice to calculate the due date and cash discount date.

The user who approved the transaction.

If this check box is selected, the transaction has been approved.

Select or view the bank account of the recipient.

You can change the bank account only if the payment status is not or .

The other company where the voucher also has been posted, if the transaction is an intercompany transaction.

The voucher number in the other company, if the transaction is an intercompany transaction.

The transfer date for the transaction.

The user who transferred the voucher.

The number of the journal that the transaction was transferred to.

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