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Using an Agency Credit Card for Payments - TRAMS, Inc.

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Time Saving Tip: Use Pay Codes to help save time. When entering the payment received from the client,assign a pay code. For example: ACC <strong>for</strong> <strong>Agency</strong> <strong>Card</strong>. The next time you use the agency credit card, insteadof entering all the in<strong>for</strong>mation from scratch, go to <strong>Payments</strong> Query, in the payment code field enter ACC, <strong>an</strong>dclick on query. This displays a previous credit card entry, click Copy, ch<strong>an</strong>ge the amount, <strong>an</strong>d the remarks field.When you click OK, the journal entry is filled in <strong>for</strong> you. Click OK to save.1. Assign a payment code when you enter the payment received from the client. Save the payment following the stepsoutlined in scenario three. You only need to assign the pay code once. Once the pay code is assigned you c<strong>an</strong>simply query on that pay code in the future.2. Next time you use the agency credit card, query <strong>for</strong> payment code ACC• The payment code is on the Adv<strong>an</strong>ced Tab of the payment query screen. After entering the payment code, clickQuery. This displays a previous payment with ACC in the Payment Code field.You c<strong>an</strong> then click Copy, to make a copy of the payment. Once the payment is copied, just ch<strong>an</strong>ge the amount <strong>an</strong>d save thepayment. Clicking on Copy creates a new payment, with the same in<strong>for</strong>mation as the previous payment. Ch<strong>an</strong>ge the totalamount, <strong>an</strong>d the remarks, <strong>an</strong>d save the new payment.Page 11 of 25 7/31/2009

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