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RecTrac 10.1 Reference Guide

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

• Reserve the court for the correct household using the Court Reservations program and make the payment<br />

using a payment code of 1 through 89.<br />

If you notice the error one or more days after the error was made:<br />

NOTE: You should NOT change the date if you are running End of Shift Processing. In the<br />

event you are running EOS, you should process this transaction using the Void Drawer<br />

User ID.<br />

• Process a cancellation for the incorrect family member from the incorrect household and use the original<br />

pay code as the refund code. For example, if you processed a payment with a pay code of 1 (check), you<br />

would use a refund code of 1 (check). Change the refund date to the date the error was made. Make any<br />

appropriate refund reference notes in the Ref 1 and 2 fields.<br />

You will need an override password in order to change the date.<br />

• Reserve the court for the correct household using the Court Reservations program and make the payment<br />

with a the original pay code. Change the payment date to the date the error was made.<br />

You will need an override password in order to change the date.<br />

• Rerun the Cash Journal and G/L Distribution reports for the date the error was made.<br />

Reserved the Wrong Court for the Right Household<br />

If you notice the error on the same day that it was made:<br />

• Process a cancellation for the family member using the Court Cancel/Changes program. If you processed<br />

a payment for the incorrect reservation, use the original pay code as the refund code. For example, if you<br />

processed a payment for the incorrect household with a pay code of 1 (check), you would use a refund<br />

code of 1 (check). Select the Refund from Cash Drawer Now option.<br />

• Reserve the correct court for the household using the Court Reservations program and make the payment<br />

using a payment code of 1 through 89.<br />

If you notice the error one or more days after the error was made:<br />

NOTE: You should NOT change the date if you are running End of Shift Processing. In the<br />

event you are running EOS, you should process this transaction using the Void Drawer<br />

User ID.<br />

• Process a cancellation for the family member and use the original pay code as the refund code. For<br />

example, if you processed a payment with a pay code of 1 (check), you would use a refund code of 1<br />

(check). Change the refund date to the date the error was made. Make any appropriate refund reference<br />

notes in the Ref 1 and 2 fields.<br />

You will need an override password in order to change the date.<br />

• Reserve the correct court using the Court Reservations program and make the payment with the original<br />

pay code. Change the payment date to the date the error was made.<br />

You will need an override password in order to change the date.<br />

• Rerun the Cash Journal and G/L Distribution reports for the date the error was made.<br />

Locker Fixes/Corrections<br />

Updating Locker Charges After Processing a Locker Reservation<br />

1 Go to Daily � Lock � Locker Cancel/Changes. You will proceed to the Locker Cancel/Changes Household<br />

Selection screen.<br />

2 Enter the household name and press Enter or locate the household through another available search option.<br />

Press F1 for field-level Help as needed. You will continue to the Household Listing screen.<br />

3 Highlight the correct household and click Select. You will proceed to the Locker Cancel/Changes screen.<br />

4 Highlight the locker reservation for which you wish to update charges.<br />

6/9/2008 302 Vermont Systems, Inc.

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