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General Ledger Transfer extracts transaction and receipt data from Receivables and puts it into the General Ledger Interface table. You must then run Journal Import (from either Receivables or Oracle General Ledger) to create your unposted journals in the general ledger. A separate posting process is then run from within the general ledger to create posted journal entries. Receivables provides reporting tools to track and reconcile the posting process.
Receivables produces an Unposted Items Report if there are any items that cannot be transferred to the General Ledger Interface table. You must take into account the total untransferred items when reconciling your Sales and Receipt Journals with the GL transfer execution report.
Once transactions and receipts have been transferred to the General Ledger Interface table, they are considered 'posted' within the Receivables sub-ledger. Account balances for transactions and receipts can be reconciled by generating the Sales Journal by GL Account, the Receipt Journal (in 'Transaction' mode), and the Journal Entries report for posted items. The account totals in the Sales and Receipt Journals should match the corresponding account balances in the Journal Entries report.
Note: The Journal Entries report can generate multiple reports. The 'Detail by Account' report is probably most useful for reconciliation purposes.
The Journal Entries report shows the transaction and receipt numbers that contribute to a particular GL account. You can also run this report for unposted items to see a summarized version of what would transfer to the General Ledger Interface. Use the Sales and Receipt Journals to see more detailed information before the GL transfer.
Journal Import produces an execution report that shows you the total debits and credits for the journals it created. These totals should match the totals on the Posting Execution report.
To see your journals, run the Unposted Journals Report from General Ledger. The grand totals on this report should match the Journal Import Execution report.
Note: If you choose the detail option when you run Journal Import, the invoice and customer numbers appear in the description of your journal lines so you can easily see the invoices that affect each account.
Reconcile Outstanding Customer Balances
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