Automatically Reconcile Your Bank Statement
If you
integrated with Yodlee, you can automatically reconcile your statements in the Reconcile Bank Statement window. The software will match your Denali transactions with your bank account and display matches, possible matches, and duplicates.
NOTE: If you use Automated Payment Collection through PayPal, you might need to enter a transaction in the Enter Activity window to account for PayPal fees before the statements will reconcile. |
To automatically reconcile a bank statement:
1 In Bank Reconciliation, select Reconciliation Tasks > Reconcile a Bank Statement from the left navigation pane.
2 If the Select Batch window appears, choose an existing batch from the drop-down or click
New to create one (see
Using Batches in Bank Reconciliation). The Reconcile Bank Statement window will open after you choose a batch.
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3 In the Bank Account field, type the account name or use the Lookup to enter the account you want to reconcile.
4 Enter the statement end date, cutoff date, and closing statement amount.
5 Click the
Automated Reconciliation button. The
Automated Reconciliation window opens displaying all the transactions within the date range.
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6 If necessary, change the date range in the Start and End Date fields and press the TAB or ENTER key on your keyboard to update the grid.
7 If there are Possible or Duplicate statuses, you can use the Lookup in the Match column to find matching Denali transactions. Click the Help button in the window for specific information about the fields
8 If a transaction has no match, you can click the
Add button at the end of the row to open the
Add BR Transaction window and add the matching transaction to Denali.
9 Click OK to return to the main Reconciliation window. All transactions that were matched will show as checked and green in the Clrd? column.
10 Click Save when the reconciliation is complete. Any changes you made in the automated reconciliation window will not be saved until you click Save in this window.
Published date: 05/21/2021