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<strong>RecTrac</strong> <strong>10.1</strong> <strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

Chapter 1: Setting Up <strong>RecTrac</strong> Files<br />

Financial Files<br />

Financial Overview<br />

• By default, <strong>RecTrac</strong> operates on a real-time cash basis method. This means that as money is received or<br />

disbursed, each transaction is recorded in a general ledger transaction file maintained by the <strong>RecTrac</strong><br />

system. If a transaction in any module—Activity, Facility, Pass, etc.—is processed but no money is<br />

received or disbursed, no transaction is recorded in the general ledger transaction file. However, the<br />

household balance by module is updated so that there is complete control over the money that is due or<br />

owed.<br />

• At the end of the day/shift, all cash drawers within the <strong>RecTrac</strong> system are balanced to the <strong>RecTrac</strong>'s cash<br />

reports. Once cash for the complete system is balanced, the <strong>RecTrac</strong> system generates a full GL<br />

Distribution Report which is a summary of each bill code and/or tran code reduced to a general ledger<br />

account number. This report provides the overall status of all activity processed during the day or shift for<br />

final management review. The GL Distribution Report is supported by various other more specific reports<br />

available within the Reports � System � System Financial Reports menu.<br />

• The <strong>RecTrac</strong> General Ledger Interface process creates an electronic file of data summarized the same as<br />

that provided by the GL Distribution Report. This transaction file can be imported into any financial system.<br />

The interface generates all journal entries automatically for subsequent GL account update. The <strong>RecTrac</strong><br />

GL Interface eliminates the need to enter this data and ensures accuracy.<br />

Other Highlights:<br />

• Interface accommodates all <strong>RecTrac</strong> modules.<br />

• Interface can handle single or multiple funds.<br />

• Interface can be imported by any financial system on a batch basis.<br />

• <strong>RecTrac</strong> provides some accrual processing functions and the results are included in the GL Interface.<br />

• <strong>RecTrac</strong> allows for multiple refund options:<br />

Refund Apply (credit household balance)<br />

Refund Now (credit cash)<br />

Refund Later by Finance (refund checks created by finance department)<br />

Refund Later by <strong>RecTrac</strong> (refund checks created by <strong>RecTrac</strong>)<br />

• All refund options are properly included in the interface for appropriate balance sheet and operating<br />

statement entries.<br />

Financial Building Blocks<br />

The financial building blocks in <strong>RecTrac</strong> are:<br />

1a. Inventory Items and Tickets<br />

↑<br />

Tran Codes (revenue/discounts)<br />

GL Codes<br />

↑<br />

General Ledger<br />

Account Numbers<br />

↑ ↑<br />

Cost Center Codes<br />

↑<br />

Cost Center<br />

Account Numbers<br />

1b. Activity Section, Facility, Pass Type,<br />

League, Rental Item, Court, Locker and Trip<br />

Fees<br />

Vermont Systems, Inc. 7 06/09/08<br />

↑<br />

Bill Codes (revenue/discounts/suspense)<br />

GL Codes<br />

↑<br />

General Ledger<br />

Account Numbers<br />

↑ ↑ ↑<br />

Cost Center Codes<br />

↑<br />

Cost Center Account<br />

Numbers

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