The bank transfer record is used to record the transfer of funds between an organization’s bank accounts.
Restaurant365 does not initiate the transfer of funds with the bank itself. Transfers must be performed outside the system and then recorded in Restaurant365 using this form.
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Create a New Bank Transfer:
Open the Create menu.
Under Banking, click Transfer.
View an existing bank transfer:
Open the Accounting application.
Expand the Banking category.
Click Bank Transactions.
Bank Transfer Buttons and Fields
Button/Field | Description | |
1 | Save | Opens a menu of the following save options:
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2 | Approve | Opens a menu of the following approve options:
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3 | Action | Opens a menu of the following options:
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4 | Number | The auto-generated number for the bank transfer. Starting numbers and prefixes can be adjusted on the Autonumbering page. |
5 | Transfer From | The bank account funds will be transferred from. |
6 | Transfer To | The bank account funds will be transferred to. |
7 | Comment | An optional field that can be used for additional notes or comments regarding the transfer. |
8 | Amount | The amount to be transferred. |
9 | Date | The date of the bank transfer. |
10 | Location | The location the funds are being transferred from. |
11 | Transfer To | The location the funds are being transferred to. |
12 | Upload File | Opens the file explorer for document upload. |
Intercompany Entries on Bank Transfers
When two Bank Accounts are selected that are owned by different Legal Entities, Restaurant365 automatically creates a corresponding ‘Intercompany Due To’ and ‘Intercompany Due From’ entry on the transaction. Once the Bank Transfer is saved and approved, the 'Distribution' tab will appear with the corresponding Intercompany Entries, if necessary.
Non-Intercompany Bank Transfer
Debit: Transfer To (cash account)
Credit: Transfer From (cash account)
Intercompany Bank Transfer
Location 1 (Legal Entity 1) is transferring funds to Location 2 (Legal Entity 2)
Debit: Transfer To (cash account held by Legal Entity 2)
Credit: Transfer From (cash account held by Legal Entity 1)
Debit: Due From Legal Entity ‘B’ (asset in Legal Entity 1)
Credit: Due To Legal Entity ‘A’ (liability in Legal Entity 2)
The Intercompany Bank Transfer leverages the pre-set account relationships between the Legal Entities.