Receipt
The Receipt form allows you to enter money received from various sources and apply those monies to the appropriate general ledger accounts. Receipts, which are posted individually in the centers, are then gathered into a deposit in the Bank Center and are sorted and posted by individual bank account.
Enter the following information in the Receipt form.
Received From | If the bank account is designated as an Operating account in Bank Setup, the form opens with focus on the Received From field. If the bank account is designated as a Trust account in Bank Setup, the Received From fields defaults to Insured and the focus is on the Name field. You can change the Received From type. Select the appropriate type from the drop-down list.
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Name | If Received From is Insured:
If Received From is other than Insured: The Name list is populated with active selections of the selected type. Open the drop-down list to make a selection. (You can also type the first letter of the name to load the first selection in the list beginning with that letter). Once you navigate away from the Name field, the receipt voucher types available for the selected Received From type are loaded into the form. |
Receipt Type | The receipt type defaults as Check. Select another type, if appropriate. |
Bank # | Type the bank routing number (optional). The Bank # field is unavailable if the receipt type is other than Check. |
Check # | Type the customer's check number. The Check # field is unavailable if the receipt type is other than Check. |
Description | The Description defaults as Check Payment - [Check #] for check receipts. This description populates certain voucher sections, but is always available to be changed. |
Amount | Type the total amount of the receipt. |
The Receipt form can be accessed from many places throughout AMS360. Where you are when you access a receipt form controls what voucher sections are displayed and what choices you have about where the receipt posts in the general ledger.
Depending on which center you are working in when you decide a receipt should be entered, you may be able to generate the appropriate receipt without opening the Bank Center.
The following sections show examples of types of receipts and the system location where they are commonly created.
If you have security to access the Bank Center, receipts of all types can be entered there. See Bank Center Receipts earlier in this topic for more information. Security access allows you to restrict posting or voiding a receipt to a past date. For more information see Security Group Setup.
Following are examples of receipt types if the payor is Agency & Broker's Customers.
The payment is for... | Access the receipt form from the ... |
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Agency Bill Invoices | Customer Center
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Direct Bill applications and payments for existing direct bill policies | |
Any other receipts for Customer Accounts Receivable items |
Following are examples of receipt types if the payor is a Broker.
The payment is for... | Access the receipt form from the ... | ||
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Payments received from a broker made on behalf of their Customer. |
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Direct Bill applications and payments for existing direct bill policies. | |||
Any other payments received from brokers for Miscellaneous reasons, such as reimbursement of membership fees, etc. |
Following are examples of receipt types if the payor is a Finance Company.
Following are examples of receipt types if the payor is an Insurance & Brokerage Company Agency Bill & Direct Bill.
The payment is for... | Access the receipt form from the ... | ||
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Net Return Premium payments received from companies on agency bill invoices or statements. |
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Direct Bill applications and payments for existing direct bill policies. | |||
Direct Bill Commissions received from insurance or brokerage companies. | |||
Contingency or Performance Bonus payments received from companies. | |||
Any Other payment received. |
Following are examples of receipt types if the payor is Fee Companies.
The payment is for... | Access the receipt form from the ... |
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Payments received from Fee Companies for returned fees. |
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Following are examples of receipt types if the payor is an Employee.
The payment is for... | Access the receipt form from the ... | ||
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Reimbursement payment received from Employees for salary, expense or commission advances. |
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Direct Bill applications and payments for existing direct bill policies. | |||
Any Miscellaneous payment received from an employee. |
Following are examples of receipt types if the payor is the Vendor Center.
The payment is for... | Access the receipt form from the ... |
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Refunds received from Vendors. |
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Receipt Information
When you post a receipt, the Receipt Amount posts as a debit (increase) to the GL #11170000 Bank Holding account. Then, when the receipt is included on a Bank Deposit and posted, GL account #11170000 is credited (decrease) and the appropriate GL bank account is debited (increase).
To Post, or Cancel a receipt, click the File menu and make your selection or click the appropriate icon:
Post and New: Posts the current receipt and then displays a blank Receipt form to facilitate entering another receipt. This option is only available when entering receipts in the Bank Center.
Post: Posts to the general ledger and closes the Receipt form.
Post and Print: Posts the receipt and prints the receipt for the customer. This option is only available when Received From = Insured.
Cancel: Cancels the check action, and returns you to your point of origin.
What's Next?
Do you have all of your receipts posted for the day? See Bank Deposit for information on gathering receipts into a deposit for the bank.