Printing Checks |
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Once you have entered a Vendor Invoice or a Deposit, you will need to print the actual Check to send to the Vendor. For information on entering bills or creating Vendor Deposits, see Sending a Vendor a Deposit, Entering an Invoice from a Vendor, Paying a Bill or Entering a Miscellaneous Expense. Open the Checking Window by clicking on the Pay Bills and Checkbook
The Pay / Print Tab contains the Open Payables Grid which lists all of the Operating Expenses, Vendor Invoices and Deposits, and Payroll Entries that have been entered and are unpaid or have been only partially paid. If the Pay Now
Choose the Checking Account into which the payments will be recorded on the Checking Account menu. After doing so, the selected Payables will appear on the Checks Grid. Multiple Payables intended for the same Payee will be included on a single Check. If this is the first set of Checks being recorded through Design Manager or checks have been lost or damaged, the Next Check Number (No.) will need to be set to the number of the first check upon which Design Manager will print. The Check Date will default to the current date but can be changed as desired. The Check Date will print on the Check(s) and determines the date upon which the Check(s) will appear in the Checkbook.
Important: Make sure that the Next Check Number is correct! It should match the number on the check that will be inserted first through the printer.
If all of the information on the Check Run Window appears to be correct, press Print/Post
To Print a Disbursements Posting List - use the Journal
Note: Only upon clicking the Accept button are the Checks entered into the Checkbook of Design Manager! If the Checks are rejected and inadvertently sent to the Payees, Design Manager will have no record of their existence!
For a full description of the features on the Checkbook Window, see Checking Functions.
Accounting: When Checks are posted, Design Manage will credit the Checking Account selected on the Check Run Window and a debit the Accounts Payable Account. |