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RecTrac 10.1 Reference Guide

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

6 Fill in the Destination Bank Name field only if using the auto-debit payment feature in <strong>RecTrac</strong> AND if your bank<br />

sends the transferred funds on to another bank. Enter the name of the final destination bank, if applicable..<br />

7 In the Orig DFI ID/Trace field, enter the originating DFI ID/Trace. Your bank should provide you with this number.<br />

8 In the Company ID field, enter your company ID. Your bank should provide you with this number.<br />

9 In the Credit Account Type field, enter the select whether you organization deposits revenue generated by<br />

installment auto debit transactions into a Checking or Savings account. Your selection in this field will affect the<br />

layout of the ACH file layout.<br />

10 Select whether you want space characters or zeros (0) on the 5 record positions (76–78).<br />

11 Select whether you want an A or 1 character on the 1 record position (34).<br />

12 In the ACH File Header field, enter the header to use on the ACH file.<br />

13 In the ACH File field, enter the path and name of the ACH to be created.<br />

For example, c:\vsi\rectrac\export\auto.txt.<br />

14 In the ACH Pay Code field, enter the pay code to use for checking/savings auto debits.<br />

15 In the CC Pay Code field, enter the pay code to use for credit card auto debits.<br />

16 In the Pay Drawer field, enter the pay drawer to use for auto debit transactions.<br />

17 Check the Charge New Fees option if you want to run installment billing in the normal manner. DE-select this<br />

toggle if you wish to run installment billing WITHOUT charging new fees.<br />

VSI recommends that users ALWAYS select this option. Call VSI to discuss the database ramifications before<br />

choosing to deselect this option.<br />

18 Select whether you want the billing option to default to Installment Bill or Auto-Debit.<br />

19 Check the Unique Routing #s option if you will be using only unique routing numbers to calculating the hash<br />

total on the ACH file. If this option is selected, any routing numbers that are listed more than once will be counted<br />

one time only. If this option is NOT selected, any routing numbers that are listed more than once will be counted<br />

each time.<br />

19 Check the Truncate Hash Total to 10 Digits option if you wish to truncate (shorten) the hash total in your ACH<br />

file to ten digits.<br />

20 Check the Include Additional Fill Lines to Complete Block option to fill the end of the file with 9’s to make the<br />

number of line items on this file equal to the block count. One block equals ten line items.<br />

For example, if there are a total of 11 line items on the file, the block count equals two. So, in this case the<br />

program would add nine additional lines of 9’s to make a total of 20 lines.<br />

21 Check the Apply Credit Balance to Auto-Debit option if you want to subtract credit balances from auto-debit<br />

amounts. When you select this option, the Installment Billing Log will display columns for New Fees, Credit Used,<br />

Bill Amount, and Previous Balance which will show the applicable transition of funds.<br />

22 Click Done to save your changes and exit to the Main Menu screen.<br />

23 Click Cancel to exit without saving your changes.<br />

Setting the Default Receivables GL Parameters<br />

The Receivables GL Parameters Update program is used to specify global receivables GL codes<br />

to be used when the receivables GL code is not specified at the bill code/transaction code level.<br />

1 Go to Files � System � Finance Codes Maintenance � Receivables GL Parameters Update.<br />

2 In the Global/Tax Receivables G/L Code field, enter the GL code to be used for global and/or tax accounts<br />

receivable.<br />

3 In the Global/Tax Receivables Cost Center field, enter the cost center to be used for global and/or tax accounts<br />

receivable, if applicable.<br />

4 In the Pass Visit Receivables G/L Code field, enter the GL code to be used for pass visit accounts receivable.<br />

5 In the Pass Visit Receivables Cost Center field, enter the cost center to be used for pass visit accounts<br />

receivable, if applicable.<br />

6 In the Deposit Receivables G/L Code field, enter the GL code to be used for deposit accounts receivable.<br />

7 In the Deposit Receivables Cost Center field, enter the cost center to be used for deposit accounts receivable,<br />

if applicable.<br />

8 Click Done to save your changes and exit to the Main Menu.<br />

Vermont Systems, Inc. 23 06/09/08

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