When using the 'Canada' Check format, specific notation must be used for the MICR Dash value that often appears in Canadian Transit Numbers and Account Numbers.
To update the bank account record to include Canadian Transit numbers, follow these steps:
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For Account Numbers with a MICR Dash () present, in the Account Number field, enter a capital 'D' in place of the MICR Dash.
For example:
3) In the routing number field, enter the transit number of the bank account.
For Transit Numbers with a MICR Dash () present, in the Routing Number field, enter a capital 'D' in place of the MICR Dash
For example:
Clients using Canadian check format who also import BAI bank files can enter a separate BAI Account Number on the bank account record. When populated, BAI file import matching uses this value instead of Account Number, avoiding a conflict between the Canadian transit number format used for check printing and the identifier format expected by BAI file matching.
A file format (Bank Administration Institute) used by banks to export account balance and transaction data. R365 imports BAI files on the Bank Activity page to match transactions before reconciliation.