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Chapter 9 ■ Defining the House Bank<br />

Figure 9-4. The bank details entry screen<br />

Update the following fields using your company’s bank data, or you can use the data on the screen for<br />

this activity:<br />

Company Code and House Bank: The system automatically uses the data you<br />

entered when you defined your house bank earlier.<br />

Account ID: This is a unique account ID that you enter in your G/L account for<br />

your bank account. You can enter up to five digits as your account ID.<br />

Description: Enter a short text describing your bank account. This is usually the<br />

name of your bank.<br />

Currency: Usually, companies use different bank accounts for different<br />

currencies. Enter the currency that your company uses for this bank account.<br />

G/L: Enter the G/L account for your bank account in this field. This is the<br />

G/L account you created for your bank account in “Appendix A, Chapter 9,<br />

House Bank” before you started your configuration.<br />

■■Note<br />

When you want to enable e-banking, click the EDI partner profiles (see Figure 9-3) to attach the<br />

EDI partner to your house bank. EDI provides standard formats that allow business partners to exchange data<br />

electronically.<br />

You have just created your house bank. You can now save it by clicking the Save button.<br />

Following the steps in Define Bank Accounts for your House Banks section earlier and using the<br />

information in Table 9-1, define another bank account and house bank for the HSBC bank.<br />

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